I'm sure it does. I worked in a vets and saw many vaccine damaged animals.
Some collapsed there and then in the surgery ('Oh, its because its
frightened!') or a few months later it would develop pancreatitis or its
skin would erupt, or it would get encephalitis, ('Oh, it's nothing to do
with the vaccine!') said the vet! Dee PS I think we are now dangerously
close to incurring Mikes displeasure over this issue, so I'd better shut up!
-------Original Message-------
From: Judy Knowlton
Date: 15/06/2008 18:43:00
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>Vaccines and autism. -- Vets and multi-shots
A friend took her English Spaniel to the Vets, who gave ALL shots on the
same visit.
The dog became very ill, lethargic, changed personality, I think a blood
disease -- etc. The animal seemed totally overwhelmed. The Vet said not to
breed her anymore (shed had only one litter.) Soon after, he told her that
this was becoming a somewhat common problem, and Vets were discussing
dropping the practice of multi-shots at a single visit. Her Vet already has
stopped. (Hes my cats doctor too, so I know the truth of that.)
I wonder if this isnt something that needs to be researched in children.
Judy Down Maine
