HPV vaccine clarification!

Susun- I listened to your CD about the Cervix and on that you
encouraged mothers to have their daughters vaccinated with the HPV
vaccine (Gardasil?).  My almost 18 year old daughter's doctor refuses
to vaccinate her patients with this and I have just seen a video about
46 deaths that have occurred from young females that have been
vaccinated.  My 84 year old mother is a cervical cancer survivor.  How
can I help myself and my daughter? Can you clarify your stance on this
for me?
Hope all is well with you!

~M

M, this in from Susun.

Short answer, your daughter is too old to be vaccinated. Susun thinks that
the vaccine may be useful for girls at high risk. We don't think your
daughter is at high risk. The reason the vaccine should be mandated, is
because then the girls (at high risk due to economic factors) who need it
most will then be able to get it for free. Without mandate, the vaccine will
not reach those who need it. So, you need not worry yourself. And
understand, Susun is concerned for the girls who would be unprotected
without the vaccine.

To help yourself and your daughter prevent cancer, drink two quarts of red
clover nourishing herbal infusion weekly. Eat well, think good thoughts, and
be happy. Cancer thrives on fear.

The vast majority of women will clear HVP on their own, it is not something
to dwell on. HVP is not generally genetically transmitted.

Do get pap smears on a regular basis.

Love,
Justine 

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[ABK]

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