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Peter B.[_2_]
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Default Toddler Ashley Jade Epapara, 2, dies after flu vaccination

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Toddler Ashley Jade Epapara, 2, dies after flu vaccination

A FAMILY is in mourning after their toddler unexpectedly died less than 12
hours after receiving a seasonal flu vaccination.
April 25, 2010


Oh really? Read your posted story fool, "less than 12 hours after"?? Read
down, see the truth.


Two-year-old twin Ashley Jade Epapara had been "perfectly fine" before
dying at her Upper Mt Gravatt home, on Brisbane's southside, on April 9.
Parents David and Nicole are shattered by the mysterious death of their
baby girl. "It's dreadful, it's a very hard time," Mr Epapara said
yesterday.


Hmmm, her twin was fine, eh?

National health authorities have ordered doctors to stop giving seasonal
influenza vaccinations to children under five after dozens of serious
reactions, including convulsions.

Ashley's death is being investigated by police and the office of the
coroner. A spokesman for Brisbane coroner John Lock confirmed yesterday
that a report was being prepared.


Obviously no one knows, so you fanatics are using peoples sorrow and little
kids death to propagate your personal agenda's. Heartless cruel nuts that
you are.

Mrs Epapara told The Sunday Mail that "tests are being carried out" on her
little girl. But the young mother didn't want to comment further as she
began shaking and her eyes welled with tears. Ashley's twin sister, Jaime,
also received the flu jab at the same time and is believed to have been
vomiting the night before her sister died.


Oh really? "the night before her sister died"? What is this? More false
reporting and spreading of mis-information (lies) by John and others?
Obviously they received the shots earlier in the day, then the night
previously one sister vomitted, the next day the other sister died? My, my,
that is well over the 12 hours reported. Small wonder you and your ilk are
considered morons.


Asked whether he or his wife thought the influenza vaccine had anything to
do with their child's death, Mr Epapara said: "It's very coincidental."


Just who do you expect to believe that ever happened?

More than 45 children experienced convulsions and fever, with some having
to be hospitalised in intensive care after receiving the vaccine in
Western Australia.

Queensland chief health officer Jeannette Young confirmed 15 children in
Queensland had been recorded as having an adverse reaction to the vaccine.


Again, no proof, just allegations.

Australia's chief medical officer Professor Jim Bishop said in a statement
that the West Australian events were being "urgently investigated by
health experts and the Therapeutic Goods Administration".

The World Health Organisation last year said a "small number of deaths"
had occurred in people vaccinated for influenza, with 65 million people
vaccinated globally.


Again, unsubstantiated.



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