I recently read an article that said that about 650 girls in Ireland needed medical intervention after receiving the vaccination.
Reports of girls having (severe) reactions after the Gardasil vaccination have been coming in every year, and yet medical 'professionals' and the mainstream media keep telling us it is all just a coincidence.

photo: irishtimes.com

Experts seem to have a crystal ball when it comes to future predictions

Fact is that no one knows what the long term effects are of this vaccine.
There has been little to no research done on this, nor would this be possible, since we only just have Gardasil on our vaccination list since a very short time.
No one knows if all those girls are actually protected from getting ovarian cancer 2, 4, 10 or 20 years from now.
No one really knows if any of those girls may have severe reactions later on in life.
Some of the ingredients are questionable to say the least and some could even cause cancer.
Who is to say that this doesn't happen and never will?

I never even considered giving this vaccine to any of my children.
Instead, I'd rather raise them to respect themselves and their future partner(s) when the time comes.
Of course I know that sexuality is an important part of growing up. However I feel that if I am open with my kids, and make it possible to be open with me, I can teach them the importance of approaching sexuality in a respectful, healthy and responsible way. I feel that these vaccinations could potentially create a wave of irresponsible young people, who think this vaccine and possibly hormonal birth control gives them a free pass.
Sure, even if the parent - child relationship is the best you could imagine, things could go wrong and they could just be unfortunate to meet the kind of partner I described above.
But at the same time the odds would become a lot lower than the numbers we've been presented with.

According to the professionals: "It has never been proven that all these reactions, if any, were actually related to the vaccine the girls received at all." Besides this, they state that the benefits outweigh the risks. They tend to forget to mention that some of these girls have a lot of the same symptoms shortly after they received their vaccine.
Some of these symptoms are devastating lives, but of course, why would we worry about those poor children when we now don't have to worry about whether we raised our children the right way. They're protected after all aren't they?
Or are they?

Here is a link to the Irish regret website.
There are numerous similar stories. And this is only Ireland. The US and others have a huge amount of similar cases.
We have to start to take this situation seriously or this can easily become an epidemic.

http://www.regret.ie/victims_2.html