Generation Rescue Supports Desiree Jennings, Washington Redskin
Cheerleader Disabled by Flu Shot
For Immediate Release: November 3, 2009
Los Angeles, CA: The parents of Generation Rescue, a nonprofit
organization dedicated to preventing and reversing autism, wish to express
their hope and prayers for the complete recovery of Desiree Jennings from
the injuries she suffered after receiving a flu shot.
Desiree's tragic story has become a national sensation, with multiple
news stories and more than 5 million viewings of her heart-wrenching journey
on YouTube. We're grateful that Ms. Jennings has had the courage to share
her story with the world, and we're hopeful that even more Americans will
wake up to the reality that vaccines can prevent disease, but also have side
effects. For certain more sensitive individuals, and as evidenced through
Desiree Jennings' experience, these side effects can sometimes be
devastating.
Many parents of children with autism would not be surprised to see
that the vaccine makers have mounted a response to Ms. Jenning's
heart-wrenching story. We've seen doctors on TV, who have never examined Ms.
Jennings themselves, speculate that her injury is all in her head, a
"psychogenic" disorder. This is an astonishing breakdown in medical ethics
and reminds many of us in the autism world of the days when we were told
that autism was caused by "cold" mothers. Today, the same denialism exists
when a child recovers from autism -- the talking heads appear to pontificate
that the autism must have never existed.
Few Americans realize that our government maintains a Vaccine Adverse
Event Reporting System and a fund to pay for vaccine injury, which so far
has paid out nearly $2 billion to compensate the families of the
vaccine-injured, which includes more than 11,000 injuries and 1,000 deaths.
Do vaccines save lives? Absolutely. Can they also cause harm? Our government
certainly thinks so.
According to media reports, Ms. Jennings was suffering from a medical
condition known as dystonia. Contrary to reports from doctors on TV who
claim that a vaccine could never cause dystonia, the condition dystonia is
listed in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System as a possible side
effect from vaccines and there are 67 reports of dystonia in the system. Any
journalist could validate these 67 reports.
Ms. Jennings experience, in many ways, parallels the experience of our
children, who many of us watched regress into autism after the
administration of multiple vaccines. Unlike our children, Ms. Jennings can
speak and share her experience with the world. We have been pleased to learn
that Ms. Jennings is being treated by medical doctors who are experts in
dealing with vaccine injury, that her symptoms have measurably improved, and
that the hopes of her family that she makes a full recovery are stronger
than ever.
We have no doubt that Ms. Jennings will, on a timeframe that allows
for her recovery and works for her, tell her story to the world. This is Ms.
Jennings' story, and we eagerly await a positive outcome. Our prayers are
with her and her family.
Please add yours!
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