A good friend of my mother in law has just been diagnosed with CJD. Aged about 70. It's moving fast, she doesn't know where she is and falls out of bed all the time.
Apparently she had an aunt with it and has a genetic predisposition.
The way I see it, a genetic predisposition means a lower ability for the body to clean up prions which occur spontaneously.
If you take something which promotes prions it would be likely to trigger CJD.
I tried to ask my wife when this woman's symptoms started in relation to her jabs..
She doesn't know and doesn't want to consider it.
look at these two similar cases:
I bet this lady my mother in law knows goes downhill fast
A good friend of my mother in law has just been diagnosed with CJD. Aged about 70. It's moving fast, she doesn't know where she is and falls out of bed all the time.
Apparently she had an aunt with it and has a genetic predisposition.
The way I see it, pa genetic predisposition means a lower ability for the body to clean up prion which occur spontaneously.
If you take something which promotes prions it would be likely to trigger CJD.
I tried to ask my wife when this woman's symptoms started in relation to her jabs..
She doesn't know and doesn't want to consider it.
look at these two similar cases:
I bet this lady my mother in law knows goes downhill fast