Important: H1N1 (Swine Flu) Vaccination Information

Attention all users in the USA! I understand some of you may think the Swine Flu Vaccine is unsafe.


You are wrong. There are reasons why I can point this out.

• The H1N1 vaccine has most likely been tested on patients of all ages, and with all kinds of blood types, and any disorders.
  

Also, very rarely does something bad take place in your body after receiving a vaccine. (the bad thing most commonly being lung failure) In fact, only 0.01% of recipients have this problem. Also, this only happens seconds after receiving the vaccine, not 24 or so hours afterwards. Once again, there is NO reason to worry about the H1N1 vaccine problems. I very so recommend you get one.
PS: This vaccination only protects you from H1N1 two weeks after receiving the vaccine. Until then, you are still able to get sick with the Swine Flu.

Actually, like the swine flu vaccine from the 70's, this vaccine has caused MANY severe allergic reactions. The swine flu is less severe than the seasonal flu, anyway. It's really a very merciful virus.

Is this the 70's? No. The Vaccine has been modified since then.

This new vaccine is still causing problems. Besides, the flu changes it's RNA so often that it is pointless to try to protect yourself using inoculation. The current vaccine is causing more problems than the swine flu itself, and the problems caused by the swine flu vaccine can last for life. Swine flu is less severe than the seasonal flu. Like when SARS(Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) broke out in six years ago, the media has been making people think that the disease will kill everyone that gets it, spreading panic, when the disease is actually mild. Malaria, even when effectively treated, is more likely to kill you. Yet, for some reason, news reporters seem to be panic mongers. Then again, if they tell modern morons that the disease is actually more harmless than harmful, modern dummies, who are usually are the people who voted for Obama(national health care is doing terrible in Canada, when they have one HALF of the population of the USA, and it takes SIX FREAKIN' MONTHS to get a health care claim approved, so think about how long it would take to get a health care claim approved in the US once congress approved), but that's beside the point, wouldn't believe the media if they said that. Sorry for the long post...