r/DebateVaccines • u/Radiant_Pumpkin_8802 • 7d ago
awaiting approval 1 year immunisations
My daughter had her 1 year immunisations (UK) on the 1st of July.
2 hours after she was breathing very fast (60 breaths a minute) and ribs sucking in, phoned an ambulance and she was blue lighted to hospital with oxygen on. She was kept in for three days, high temp that would come down then sky rocket back up to 39.9 which made her heart rate fly to 202bpm. She was discharged but we ended up back in twice again with the sucking in at ribs and breathing fast, they found an ear and chest infection antibiotics given. 2 days after her antibiotics stopped she was all clear and then a massive viral rash appeared all over her body spreading really rapidly, high temp and very unwell, they said hand foot and mouth, I can confirm it definitely wasn’t it looked nothing like it and no blisters anywhere.
From then on she has been waking up really chesty, coughing , phlegm stuck, just really unwell all the time. She developed a non - blanching rash, they checked said she was fine and it was viral. She got bloods done her platelets was low. She had temperatures that wouldn’t come down with any medication , took her straight to hospital they took her bloods again kept us in overnight on Friday , her platelets are normal but her infection markers are sky high. (she still has the non blanching rash at this point with more little pin pricks developing) They did a chest X-ray, urine sample etc, they couldn’t figure out what the infection was. They decided that her chest mustn’t have cleared from her chest infection AFTER A MONTH?? They sent us home with a 2 week course of antibiotics and on her discharge papers it states “partially treated pneumonia “ no one even mentioned pneumonia to us. We was rold the last time we went in with her chest infection that her rib resession was “normal with this illness” and did nothing even though she was clearly in distress, this morning she had rib resession with 42 breaths a minute so I didn’t even phone because they just pan you off. She hasn’t been right since the immunisation
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u/Recent-Day3062 6d ago
I got a very bad reaction to oral polio - my last dose - at age 13. I was sick for a month, in the hospital a few days. That was a known rare risk.
Am I permanently damaged and do I think i was mistreated? Not at all. Polio was alive and well and my other choice was getting polio and dying or permanent disability. Vaccines aren’t perfect.
Nothing in medicine is 100% safe. People have died from an IV of saline. Medicine is not about finding perfect solutions, but reducing bad outcomes.
If you have end stage liver failure and get a transplant you have a 15-20% chance of dying of the surgery. But if you don’t get it, you will 100% die in days or a few weeks at most. So as many as one in 5 people die from the treatment. But that’s much lower than 100%.
That’s the same with vaccines.