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Jul. 11, 2008

The future of this blog....

Currently, I am unsure of the future of this blog.  It has a very limited audience in comparison to my regular blog. 

I have put the majority of the posts (mostly personal ones) into draft status for the time being while I pray and decide whether to even bother keeping this one up and running.  It takes just that little bit more extra bit of time to keep it updated, etc.  Time that in about 12-13 weeks I will have none of and energy that I currently have only a small amount each day .  And I have many other places that I could be expending that energy.

There is a good chance that between here and mid-Oct. that I will fully delete this blog, but we shall see.  I would love to think that the 2-3 extremely regular visitors that I have at this blog come here for edification or because they care, but I am not so certain that is why they come. Soooo, I will be praying about what to do in regards to a permanent decision about this blog.

I have dishes to do, laundry to fold, a kitchen floor to scrub and a test batch of the recipe for Gourmet Club to try (I need it for tomorrow night), so I need to take the daily energy allowance and put it to the best of uses!
 
Have a great day and I would appreciate your prayers as I contemplate and pray about the status and point of this blog.
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Jul. 1, 2008

Gardasil death toll increases

For the life of me, I cannot believe they have not yanked this vaccine from the market.

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Death toll linked to Gardasil vaccine rises
Complications include shock, 'foaming at mouth,' convulsions, coma

Posted: June 30, 2008
10:18 pm Eastern

© 2008 WorldNetDaily

"Anaphylactic shock," "foaming at mouth," "grand mal convulsion," "coma" and "now paralyzed" are a few of the startling descriptions included in a new federal report describing the complications from Merck & Co.'s Gardasil medication for sexually transmitted human papillomavirus – which has been proposed as mandatory for all schoolgirls.

The document was obtained from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration by Judicial Watch, a Washington group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, and it has details of 10 deaths just since September.

"Given all the questions about Gardasil, the best public health policy would be to re-evaluate its safety and to prohibit its distribution to minors. In the least, governments should rethink any efforts to mandate or promote this vaccine for children,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.

The organization's work uncovered reports of about one death each month since last fall, bringing the total death toll from the drug to at least 18 and as many as 20. There also were 140 "serious" reports of complications including about three dozen classified as life-threatening, 10 spontaneous abortions and half a dozen cases of Guillain-Barre Syndrome.

The document reveals the case of an 18-year-old woman who got the Gardasil vaccine, was found unconscious that evening, and died. Another woman, age 19, got the drug and the next morning was found dead in her bed.

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