A teenage girl died in her sleep weeks after being given the controversial human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, a new documentary has claimed. Jasmin Soriat, 19, a student from Vienna, suffered neurological symptoms after having a second dose of the injection and suffered respiratory failure three weeks later. A pathologist who examined her body has said the vaccine could have been the cause of her death.
Jasmin's story is one of 'hundreds of documented deaths following the HPV vaccine' according to claims in a new three-part documentary, titled Sacrificial Virgins.
Thousands of girls around the world have suffered adverse reactions, often developing chronic fatigue syndrome.
The family of British teenager Ruby Shallom from Bracknell, Berkshire, also claim she was left paralysed in three limbs after having the HPV jab.
She also appears in the documentary and reveals: 'The only limb that works now is my left arm… I still go out and see my friends but the pain and fatigue makes it hard.'
However health officials across the globe have always strongly denied there are such devastating effects and say there is not enough evidence.
The jab is given to adolescents because the HPV virus is said to cause certain cancers – and almost all cervical forms of the disease. But other experts have branded the vaccination 'useless' and argue there is no proven link between the sexually-transmitted virus and cancer.
These girls are among 'hundreds of documented deaths following the HPV vaccine', according to Joan Shenton, the narrator of documentary Sacrificial Virgins The doctor, who has now taken early retirement, said: 'I couldn't find a reasonable cause of death but had two suspicions. One is a genetic disorder of the heart and the other one, it had to do with vaccination.' THE 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL LEFT PARALYSED BY THE HPV VACCINE Ruby Shallom suffered spasms and pain A 16-year-old British girl left paralysed in three limbs after having the HPV jab also appears in the documentary.
Back in 2014, Ruby Shallom from Bracknell, Berkshire, was vaccinated at school to protect her against cervical cancer as part of the routine NHS programme, MailOnline reported last December. In the new film she said: 'The only limb that works now is my left arm… I still go out and see my friends but the pain and fatigue makes it hard.'
Weeks after having the vaccine, the keen horse-rider and runner started to suffer from stomach spasms, dizziness, pain, headaches and fatigue. Her muscles became weaker and in May 2016 – two years after she was given the jab – she woke up with no feelings in her legs whatsoever. She is now virtually bed bound – unable to eat, lift or dress herself, incontinent and often too weak to lift her head. Doctors have been unable to diagnose her with anything and have dismissed it as being psychological, refusing to acknowledge any link to the jab.
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