The CEO of the company that makes Gardasil is the milf the crazy parents always talk about when their child gets vaxxed and has a health issue.

So, my four children are very dear to me and I'd love to share a story with you all. My great grandmother, grandmother, and mother were all victims of cervical cancer. It is in our blood. My mother even had HPV in the 1980s and was forced to have a hysterectomy. It's very important that my children get vaccinated. I even give my own blessing to Takeda to make the HPV vaccine. For those who are against Takeda, I pray that you're children are healthy and safe. I know that the CEO of Takeda has been unfairly maligned by many conspiracy theorists. I know that Takeda will keep my children safe.<br><br><br>I had four girls, which means I need eight Gardasil vaccines. I know that Gardasil is 100% safe. I'm taking my girls to get vaccinated this Friday.<br><br>I know that the CEO of Takeda could very well be the concerned parent that you read about on the internet. A parent that lost their child to a vaccine. And that's just how the vaccine industry works. I've done my own research and the CEO of Takeda has gone through the exact experience that I've gone through. I know that they would never put out a vaccine that was unsafe. And that's just the trust I have in the company. I would send my own children to work there. Maybe I've just been blessed to have four healthy children. But, I trust the vaccine industry. I trust Takeda.<br><br>I know that you'll call me a shill and make personal attacks on me, but I will not let you do the same to the CEO of Takeda. I know you'll call them a demon. Call them a pedophile. Call them a monster. But, to me, they're just a parent. A beautiful soul that lost their child to Gardasil. I know that they'll never stop fighting to make the HPV vaccine safe for us. And that's just how the vaccine industry works.<br><br>I'll always trust the CEO of Takeda. I'll always trust the vaccine industry.<br><br>We're going to take the HPV vaccine this Friday. We're going to take a selfie of all six of us, including my husband and Takeda CEO Christophe Weber. It's going to be a very beautiful moment.