Doctors baffled by mystery illness of Belle Isle girl VIDEO

February 8, 2009

>>Melody started showing symptoms a few days after having her joint measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination in July.<<====http://www.ageofautism.com/2009/02/mystery-illness-strikes-uk-child.htmlSunday, 8th February 2009Doctors baffled by mystery illness of Belle Isle girl VIDEOVideoWatch video of Belle Isle's Melody Brook. Belle Isle's Melody Brook.Published 20 January 2009By Katie BaldwinSix months ago Belle Isle youngster Melody Brook was full of life.Now an illness baffles medics has left the five-year-old struggling to speak, walk, feed herself or even support her head.Melody has been in hospital for months while doctors try to work out what's wrong.Her mum Alicia Ellis said: "It's awful and unbelievable. I want her back like she was."Melody started showing symptoms a few days after having her joint measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination in July.She became unsteady on her feet, then started falling over and then was admitted to hospital.She has been in Leeds General Infirmary since, though returns home to Belle Isle at weekends. Doctors admit they do not know what has caused her disabilities.Alicia, 25, said: "They have done tests and everything has come back negative."Every time she comes out she seems to get worse. I can't get her to stand up at all. She sits in her chair, she's in nappies and she cannot feed herself. It's like having a baby again."A cherished family video shows Melody at Christmas 2006 dancing with brothers Ryan, now seven, and Jay-Jay, three. But a film from this Christmas shows her unable to even open her own presents.Alicia has been told Melody has ataxia (co-ordination problems) but doctors do not know why. She suffered minor brain damage after picking up an infection as a baby but this did not affect her development. Medics rule that out as a cause, though Alicia thinks Melody should not have had the MMR jab because of her medical history.She is convinced the injection and Melody's illness are linked, though doctors say there's no evidence of this."Show me the evidence that it's not that and I might be all right, but they can't," Alicia said.The combined MMR vaccination was embroiled in controversy several years ago when a now-discredited study linked it to autism and bowel disorders. Its three authors are facing allegations of misconduct before the General Medical Council.The NHS and the World Health Organisation both recommend the MMR jab and say it is safe.A spokesman for Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust said: "This is a complex case and our specialists are working hard to understand and diagnose Melody's condition."Doctors and nurses are doing everything they can to keep Ms Ellis informed whilst tests are going on, as we know this is a very distressing time."* Ms Ellis would like to hear from any other parents who have experienced similar problems with their children. Get in touch via katie.baldwin =====In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.

February 8, 2009

Doctors are always baffled when the cause of a problem is because of vaccinations, because they don't understand that there is a link between autism and vaccines!Carol --- On Sun, 2/8/09, Viviane Lerner <vivlerner wrote:Viviane Lerner <vivlerner Doctors baffled by mystery illness of Belle Isle girl VIDEO"NATURAL NEWS" <insiderCc: "HEALTH & HEALING" , "*VACCINE TRUTH" <Vaccinetruth >, "*VACCINATIONS" <Vaccinations >, "ALTERNET" <joshua.hollandSunday, February 8, 2009, 1:28 AM

>>Melody started showing symptoms a few days after having her joint measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination in July.<<====http://www.ageofautism.com/2009/02/mystery-illness-strikes-uk-child.htmlSunday, 8th February 2009Doctors baffled by mystery illness of Belle Isle girl VIDEO