National Coalition Of Organized Women Looking For Those Who Have Had Adverse Reactions To Flu Shots

Flu Vaccine ReactionsEileen, Dannemann, the director of the National Coalition of Organized Women, is looking to contact those who have had adverse reactions to flu vaccines. Most of all, she is looking for pregnant women who have experienced adverse reaction to flu vaccines, but she is very interested in being contacted by anyone who has experienced negative side effects from these flu vaccines. Eileen's message and contact information is posted below. She wants to help make sure that this does not happen to women (especially pregnant women) in the future. If any of you would be willing to share your story with her it would help her out a great deal.

Hello, I am the director of the National Coalition of Organized Women. Please contact me if you have had an adverse reaction from taking the flu shot.

We are particularly interested in adverse reactions amongst pregnant women, but welcome all contacts.

Thank you,

Eileen Dannemann,
917 804-0786
ncowmail@gmail.com
www.ProgressiveConvergence.com

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14 comments to National Coalition Of Organized Women Looking For Those Who Have Had Adverse Reactions To Flu Shots

  • polly

    I have had the swine flu jab a few months ago, after the jab i had servere headaches and arm pain, although the headaches have stopped, the pain in my arm hasnt, the pain is unbeleiveable, so much so it brings me to my knees. its silly things that bring the pain on, ie, pushing a door, turning a lamp off, nothing strenuos at all… i must say i am getting very worried about the pain as it is not normal and only started after i had the jab, i have not seen a doctor as yet about it, as this is the first website iv looked at to find out if there are any side effects…. yours faithfully polly

  • Iris

    I became very ill after the swine flu shot – I’ve never been so ill in my entire life. I was sick for nearly a month, my whole body ached, my bones felt like they were shattered to pieces. The pain was unreal and I’ve never experienced such pain ever before. In addition, my spine and my hips stiffened and were so rigid I did not want to move – and when I did move it seemed as if my bones were shattering into a million pieces. My ears were infected, my lungs were infected, I had a sinus infection, the glands in my neck were swollen and very sore, I ran a high fever for days, and then there was the severe stiffening and pain in my bones especially so in my spine. I thought I was dying – something was wrong with me. I rarely get sick – I’m a pretty healthy woman at 45 and have been healthy all my life. I regret ever getting the H1N1 and have warned my entire family against it. I’m mostly concerned about the long-term side effects, for my step-son and grandson both had the swine flu shot as well.

    I feel lied to and cheated into getting this shot!!!

  • stephanie hannigan

    I took the flu shot in november of 2006 while I was pregnant with my 4th child. around 6 weeks later I came down with the most debillitating case of flu I’ve ever experienced. I could not get up out of bed and thought I was going to die. After I suffered for two weeks I had such bad headachs that I figgure my teeth were rotting out of my mouth so I went to the dentist. They figgured out my teeth were fine but were allarmed at the high fever and bulging ear drums presented. They prescribed amoxicillin which did make me feel a bit better and reduced the fever but my daughter was born with screwed up teeth from the antibiotic I took to survive.

  • Shelley Kinman

    Hi-
    I also have chronic arm pain after receiving the H1N1 vaccine more than 2 months ago. I asked my doc about it and she said a nerve was likely hit and that it would go away. Hope she’s right.

  • Judy

    I feel very lucky that I did not end up getting this shot, which is ironic, considering that the thing which kept me from getting it is grand-mal epilepsy. The experience itself was strange, however… I filled out the form and it was set aside, not even glanced over. She was about to give me the vaccination (mist form) and I objected; when she looked at the form she told me that because I’d had seizures, I couldn’t get the vaccination.

    What a close one!

  • carri

    I had my first–and only–flu shot about 20 years ago. Like Polly, I also had the severe pain at the injection site for 6-9 months afterward! Anytime I used the affected muscle, it felt like someone was stabbing me in the arm. I also started having fibromyalgia symptoms within a few months, and still have them today. Was it a coincidence?

  • Phoebe

    I had a flu shot every year starting in the 1970s with no adverse reaction (but I still got flu most years). In the 1990s (my 70s) I began having about 6 weeks of feeling very tired and achey following the shot (my doctor said it could not possibly have any connection with the shot). After three years of this I quit having flu shots after 2002 and that has proved to be a good decision. I have not had flu since 2002, which I attribute to having given up sugar (this takes doing because it’s in every prepared food in the stores, even meat dishes) and white flour, and to having done the usual other healthier things.

  • I have had the swine flu jab a few months ago, after the jab i had servere headaches and arm pain, although the headaches have stopped, the pain in my arm hasnt, the pain is unbeleiveable, so much so it brings me to my knees. its silly things that bring the pain on, ie, pushing a door, turning a lamp off, nothing strenuos at all… i must say i am getting very worried about the pain as it is not normal and only started after i had the jab, i have not seen a doctor as yet about it, as this is the first website iv looked at to find out if there are any side effects…. yours faithfully polly

  • Kathleen Mennenga

    I received the H1N1 flu vaccine at work Sept. 17, 2010 as advised since I work with pregnant women & infants. The pain in my arm became severe within minutes and has not subsided yet. I now have been diagnosed with a “frozen shoulder” and am trying physical therapy to regain use of my arm. I take pain medication daily along with heating pads to seek relief. I go to another doctor for pain relief therapy. I have been told this is due to a side effect from the flu vaccine so insurance does not cover the costs of medical care. Help! I am a nurse and refuse to give the flu vaccine to anyone.

  • Rachael

    You might be interested in this Canadian reporting site of adverse effects from the H1N1 vaccine.

    http://canadiansforhealthfreedom.wordpress.com/h1n1-vaccine-side-effects-canadians-please-report-here/

  • Stephanie Melamed

    On January 4, 2011 I had a routine check up at 12 weeks pregnant. Heard baby’s heart beat and all was well. I was told to get the flu short. I got the flu shot that eve at 6pm. The next day, January 5th at 10am, I went for an ultrasound (part of genetic testing rather than amino) and there was no heartbeat. 16 hours hours after the flu shot suddenly no heartbeat. I had to have a DNC. The test results just came back and there was nothing genetically wrong with the baby. I am healthy and this would have been my second child. We need to do something about this. Why are we being told there are no risks?

  • Looking for answer`s

    Thank You Rachael of January 22nd for this Post ! http://canadiansforhealthfreedom.wordpress.com/h1n1-vaccine-side-effects-canadians-please-report-here/
    I received A flu shot at The V.A in Oct /2009 My left arm/ shoulder is still in very much soreness /pain it feels .I ve went back three times all I was told is that “If there is a reaction it`s too late do do any thing about it”.I can use my left arm but with accompanying pain.Looking for answer`s

  • Helen

    I’m another person whose life has been ruined by the H1N1 flu vaccine. I did not want to take it but the doctor’s office persuaded me to and in November 2010 I took the vaccine and was fine until December when I found myself going to ER 4-5 times, being hospitalized twice, and doctor’s finding any reason for how I felt. Depression, tremors, sore throat, sinus drainage, severe pain behind the ear which one doctor thought might be the mastoid bone, but said it wasn’t. Then I developed severe neck pain, went to chiropractor which only made it worse. I am nauseated most of time, short of breath (started on oxygen) tired, listless, unable to do things I used to do.After reading all the posts, my hope of getting better is dampened. My advice to anyhone considering this injection, never, never take it. You will regret it.

  • Bee

    I received H1N1 and Seasonal Flu vaccine while pregnant. My son when born got the Hep B vaccine. At two weeks old I noticed blood on the sheets. He was severely allergic and scratching himself in the night. His entire body was having a severe reaction to everything. I nursed for 8 months. He was diagnosed with EOE. I was wondering if other parents have had similar experiences. I am trying to connect the dots. I haven’t given any other vaccines. He is two years old now.

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