Grandmother Dies from Swine Flu – Despite Getting the Flu Jab
Wednesday, January 19th, 2011
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Yet more news on the swine flu front that leaves questions about the effectiveness of the flu jab. In this story from the from the Daily Mail, the Story of Eleanor Carruthers is told.
“A grandmother-of-three thought she was safe from swine flu after she had the vaccine months ago.But Eleanor Carruthers, 68, from Merseyside became the latest victim of the outbreak on Saturday.
Mrs Carruthers was seriously ill with emphysema and lung cancer, but had had the flu vaccination in October to protect her from the illness.
Despite the step, she was rushed to the Royal Liverpool Hospital last week and later died. H1N1 (swine flu) was recorded as one of the main causes of her death.”
We are repeatedly told to get the flu jab and it will keep us safe, this clearly was not true in the case of Eleanor Carruthers. Now they are blaming the vaccine shortage on healthy people getting the flu jab as well. First they tell everyone they should be required and even that they have a duty to get the jab in order to protect public safety. Now they blame the healthy getting shots for causing a shortage that will lead for further illness and death. The case of Mrs. Carruthers brings into question if there might not be better methods to protect ourselves from the flu as well.
“She said: ‘What we don’t understand is that mum had the vaccine in October, because she was in an at risk group.
‘And even though she was ill, she had been OK until her breathing worsened very quickly on Saturday morning.”
‘It was such a sudden thing, she died that night.”
Now a family is left grieving when they had taken the steps that they were promised would protect them from just such an occurrence coming and causing trouble within their lives. Perhaps you should look into exactly what the jab will do for you and see if you might be able to find better methods to protect yourself from Flu.
There are many things you can do. To start be certain to wash your hands often and correctly. Be certain to get plenty of rest and take your vitamins.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1347171/Swine-flu-Merseyside-Grandmother-Eleanor-Carruthers-dies-AFTER-jab.html#ixzz1BSbFyw7v
