Vaccines distributed in Kentucky,Ohio and Indian causing infections

MindWars

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Vaccines distributed in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana causing infections
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. (WKRC) - The vaccine you received for the flu, whooping cough or hepatitis A might not work. And on top of that, it might have actually infected you.





LOL keep taking those vaccines they're going to do you a lot of good later down the road. In fact maybe you should get two that way you can extra sure they work.
and then in the same breath LMFAO!!!! THEY TELL YOU TO TAKE ANOTHER ONE, YOU KNOW GET A DOUBLE DOSE OMFG..

how fkn dumb are you people

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https://chfs.ky.gov/News/Documents/nrvaccination.pdf
 
According to your post, the infections came from a single provider in a single state. Which indicates not a problem with the vaccine, but an untrained or negligent person giving the injection.

Injections can easily cause infections if given incorrectly. Which is why they should only be given by trained professionals when no other medication route is adequate.
 
There is no need for vaccines

People who don't want to take vaccines, shouldn't take them.

Just to be sure, stay away from transfusions (you may get the wrong color blood), antibiotics, x-rays, or pretty much any medical treatment with potentially dangerous side effects.

Stick with historically proven medical treatments.

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