https://www.trialsitenews.com/a/covid-19-injections-in-pregnant-women-lead-to-8x-increase-in-spontaneous-abortions-and-3x-increase-in-stillbirths.-a48c57af
Bart, they evidence is clear these jabs are horrifically harmful for women or anyone pregnant of not, and this is why the official government advisory U turn now saying the opposite of the current Governing Body direction.
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this is is good question to ask the organisation?
As you probably know there has been a U turn on official government direction now saying pregnant and nursing mothers should also not be vaccinated. Link attached.
Many brothers and sisters are confused as the direction from the governing body is to be fully vaccinated and we have had many reminders to obey directions from the organisation even if they go against government directions.
Please could you clarify will there be new directions along with official government directions or should pregnant and feeding mothers still follow the GB directions and go against the governments new directions?
Toxicity conclusionsThe absence of reproductive toxicity data is a reflection of the speed of development to first identify and select COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine BNT162b2 for clinical testing and its rapid development to meet the ongoing urgent health need. In principle, a decision on licensing a vaccine could be taken in these circumstances without data from reproductive toxicity studies animals, but there are studies ongoing and these will be provided when available. In the context of supply under Regulation 174, it is considered that sufficient reassurance of safe use of the vaccine in pregnant women cannot be provided at the present time: however, use in women of childbearing potential could be supported provided healthcare professionals are advised to rule out known or suspected pregnancy prior to vaccination. Women who are breastfeeding should also not be vaccinated. These judgements reflect the absence of data at the present time and do not reflect a specific finding of concern. Adequate advice with regard to women of childbearing potential, pregnant women and breastfeeding women has been provided in both the Information for UK Healthcare Professionals and the Information for UK recipients.