[Dudalizer]

Originally Posted by justinhhp87

hmm sounds like life deal with it

make up watever excuse you need it doesnt make a lick of sense and no one else should care either

What the fuck are you talking about?

[justinhhp87]

the whole situtation doesnt make any sense at all, i mean how can a flu shot cause such an extreme case of this watever disease, to allow her to walk backwards, thats what i find so stupid

and i apolgize for sounding cold-hearted about these things, call me what you want though, i have just gotten fed up with how the media is and how it panders to what to blame or the freak of the week

[Dudalizer]

She already had Dystonia. It is a genetic disorder(though some other things can cause it). The flu shot triggered it.

[.Minicakes.]

Originally Posted by Dudalizer

What the fuck are you talking about?

Yes, what the fuck ARE you talking about?

This girl is dealing with something horrible, she can't walk, talk or even eat properly. And you say "That's life, deal with it"? I'm sure you wouldn't be saying that if you were in her shoes. You most certainly would want a bunch of people who don't know what their talking about going around claiming that you're faking everything, either.

Like Lexus said, people with severe Parkinson can dance perfectly fine. There are very weird Neurological problems out there, and just because it sounds absurd to you doesn't mean it's not right.

A quote from Bob Dawson, a victim of Parkinson's disease: "A friend bombarded me with the Blues. I started to dance, and groove, and visualize. Music on – disease much better. Music off – symptoms come back. How come?"

So what exactly is it that's so "fake" about this girl's problem?

[justinhhp87]

all i am saying is that i do not beleive the dystonia was triggered by the flu shot, thats seems like wierd way for something so serious to be triggered

thats like saying i hate a sandwich and later it triggered my eye to cry blood,

it doesnt add up

more on this,

the way it was reported saying a flu shot and the wya this post is titled makes it seem like she just started walking backwards after it without mention of a rare genetic order makes it not wnat to get flu shots

[.Minicakes.]

Actually, there are plenty of examples of when medication has triggered a problem. The thing is, the flu shot didn't GIVE her Dystonia, it just triggered something that set it off.

Cough syrups and Tylenol can aggravate Meniere's disease.
Asthma inhalers can trigger herpes outbreaks.
Some medications can induce insomnia.
Aspirin-Induced Asthma.

A quick Google search can provide you with all these examples.

[justinhhp87]

and some medicines can cause side effect such as the urge to gamble, heart problems and other oft wierd issues

nyquil keeps awake when i take it
dayquil puts me to sleep
aderol makes my stomach sick and hungry

so these can cause me to shock because of one of my allergies

so that means anyone else who gets the same flu shot and has dysontia has a chance of it being triggered too?

[[lexus]]

Yes its possible that everyone with the dystonia can get it triggered by a flu shot. But, Dystonia is a very rare dissease, so its hard to document it or ever find enough conclusive evidence to say for sure.

[justinhhp87]

from what i wiki-ed of this disease,

A. if she has haad shots before why was it this one
B. she severity of her symptoms arent even mentioned in the article of what supposed to happen, it supposed to be more uncontrolled not as controlled as hers is, that is why i am having so many problems with it whole shindig

[MaKin]

Poor, poor girl. Shows that Flu shots aren't always good. They should have had some sort of warning that the shot would trigger the disease.