It is a frustrating time when our young girls and women are being lined up and jabbed with a vaccine that has the potential to affect their future fertility - HPV (Gardasil) vaccine - and that may be the least of the problems. Anyone with a HPV infection (and they are common), who is given the vaccine risks immune system shutdown or autoimmune disease.
"Purpura vaccinatoria" - an abnormal immune system response has been recorded following vaccination with smallpox and other vaccines when the vaccine recipient is already incubating the same infection. They are not testing for wart virus infection prior to vaccination. In the trials for this vaccine they were careful to exclude anyone with a wart virus or who developed a wart virus infection. They chose women who were not likely to have more than one sexual partner, thereby minimising this risk. THIS IS AN UNKNOWN RISK FACTOR but when you read the reports already in from overseas you will see that once again vaccination is not rocket science, unless you equate it with the ones that explode and obliterate! Please pass on the following information and contact VISA for articles and flyers- From the governments own literature -
How safe is Gardasil?
"Your daughter may experience minor side effects such as redness, pain, swelling at the injection site and mild fever. (and the rest?)
She should not have the HPV vaccine if she is pregnant or if she has had a serious allergic reaction to yeast or any other vaccine components (aluminium phosphate, sodium chloride, L-histidine, polysorbate and sodium borate)."
*exposure to borax may impair fertility or cause damage to an unborn child. (there were 5 reported cases of babies born with congenital birth defects to women who had the vaccine within 30 days of becoming pregnant.
*aluminium is implicated as a cause of brain damage, a suspected factor in Alzheimers Disease, dementia, seizures, comas, allergic skin reactions.
* polysorbate is known to cause cancer in animals.
Imunise Australia literature also states -
* Cervical cancer is not common in Australia
* Most women who have HPV, slowly clear the virus naturally and do NOT
develop cervical cancer
* (HPV) is so common that four in five people will have had genital HPV
infection at some time in their lives. Most genital infections with
HPV do not cause any symptoms and people do not know they have the
infection. (* girls will not be screened for any HPV infection prior
to vaccination)
On the subject of safety, as usual the promotional brochure that states "This information is correct as at March 2007", (re-enforcing my belief that carrier pigeons are exceptionally slow between the US and AUS) makes no mention of the myriad of adverse events already being reported at an alarming rate after 6 months of vaccinating in the US. See the NVIC website for the full story but -
“Out of the 385 individual GARDASIL adverse event reports made to VAERS, (Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting Sysytem) two-thirds required additional medical care and about one-third of all reports were for children 16-years-old and under, with nearly 25 percent of those children having received simultaneously one or more of the 18 vaccines that Merck did not study in combination with GARDASIL. NVIC is calling on the FDA and CDC to warn parents and doctors that GARDASIL should not be combined with other vaccines and that young girls should be monitored for at least 24 hours for syncopal (collapse/fainting) episodes that can be accompanied by seizure activity, as well as symptoms of tingling, numbness and loss of sensation in the fingers and limbs, all of which should be reported to VAERS immediately.”
"There are twice as many children collapsing and four times as many children experiencing tingling, numbness and loss of sensation after getting a GARDASIL vaccination compared to those getting a Tdap (tetanus-diphtheria-acellular pertussis) vaccination. There have been reports of facial paralysis and Guillain-Barre Syndrome. And doctors who give GARDASIL in combination with other vaccines are basically conducting an experiment on their young patients because Merck has not published any safety data for simultaneous vaccination with any vaccine except hepatitis B vaccine."(Barbara Loe Fisher)
Also -
* Merck only studied GARDASIL in fewer than 1200 girls under age 16 in
pre-licensure trials
* Merck has not published any safety data for simultaneous vaccination
with any vaccine except hepatitis B vaccine
* There were several VAERS reports of HPV infection, genital warts and
cervical lesions after GARDASIL vaccination. It is unknown if the
girls were infected with HPV before being vaccinated or if GARDASIL
failed to protect them. One case of HPV infection occurred in a
22-year-old girl who had participated in a Merck GARDASIL trial in
2003 when she had shown "strong conversion to all 4 vaccine types"
but "tested positive for high risk HPV" in 2006, according to the
VAERS report.
“There have been estimates that fewer than 10 percent, even as low as 1 to 4 percent, of adverse events which occur after prescription drug or vaccine use are ever reported to government adverse event reporting systems.”
"If only 1 to 4 percent of all adverse events associated with GARDASIL vaccination are being reported to VAERS, there could have been up to 38,000 health problems after GARDASIL vaccination in 2006 which were never reported," said Fisher. "How many girls are really having short-term health problems associated with getting this vaccine that could turn into long-term neurological or immune system disorders? And how many will go on to develop fertility problems, cancer or damage to their genes, all of which Merck admits in its product insert that it has not studied at all? We just don't know enough to be mandating GARDASIL for anyone, much less vulnerable 11 to 12 year old girls entering puberty."
http://www.nvic.org/
But wait! There's more!
"Diane M. Harper, a lead researcher in the development of the humanpapilloma virus vaccine, says giving the drug to 11-year-old girls "is a great big public health experiment." Not only that, she says it's not been tested for effectiveness in younger girls, and administering the vaccine to girls as young as 9 may not even protect them at all. And, in the worst-case scenario, instead of serving to reduce the numbers of cervical cancers within 25 years, such a vaccination crusade actually could cause the numbers to go up.
"It is silly to mandate vaccination of 11- to 12-year-old girls There also is not enough evidence gathered on side effects to know that safety is not an issue."
“HPV is not just spread through sex. We have multiple papers where that's documented. We know that 3-year-olds, 5-year-olds, 10-year-olds, and women who have never had sex have been found to be positive for the cancer-causing HPV types."
http://www.vaproject.org/
Thanks for your time.
Kathy Scarborough
Vaccination Information South Australia
Creator of 
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I guess I can change my mind about it... she hasn't had a needle yet. Thing is she has had every other vaccination and I generally believe in them... I'm going to have to do more research... but it's so confusing... as always there are so many studies and reports and agendas... every vaccine has reported negative effects... I'm just so confused. Seems like I should just say no... it's not like it's life threatening... sure, it's cancer but there are so many ways to get cancer and it's not contagious and unlike the other diseases like smallpox won't result in a potential epidemic if we all refuse it. Am I being naiive? Am I being stupid? Damned if you do damned if you don't I think 
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