Autism listed AE on DTaP vaccine insert!

I saved the PDF and you better believe it's coming with me to the boys' next dr. appointment. I also sent it to my cousin because her daughter reacted badly to the DTaP. She's doesn't know if she went into shock or was having a focal seizure or what. She was definitely grey and hypotonic initally starting several hours after receiving her first dose of DTaP. She has her chart at home and read it. They didn't report the event (even though my cousin RUSHED her back to the office because it's just a couple minutes down the road) and they saw how horrible she looked. They didn't report it because according to them, what they observed didn't last longer than 4 minutes. My cousin used to work as a tech in the NICU and has experience with this kind of stuff and she assured me that she thought her baby was dead. She looked dead. Did the doctors con't to recommend the vaccine, of course they did-GRRRRRRRRRRR!

No, not paranoid at all. I've been saving a lot of reading because I know it will just vanish without a trace one day...well, anything putting vaccines in a negative light will eventually. It usually happens after they notice people have posted it all over the web.

C'mon Tracy... we all know that we have to list any and all adverse reactions "reported", true or not, on the vaccine insert. Even if it's coincidental. This way we can simply have the revolving coincidental door swing indefinitely and alleged vaccine injury will never have to be addressed.