18,000+ CHILDREN INJECTED WITH VACCINES WHILE UNCONSCIOUS
The situation below touches on a nightmare scenario many of us have considered. What is the possibility that unwanted vaccines are administered without consent during operations while under anaesthesia?
Several UK nurses have reassured me this does not happen in the UK.
However, a hospital in the US has admitted to doing this, under the guise of helping children afraid of needles and for other perfectly logical-sounding reasons.
However, those of us in the vaccine injury awareness world know a few things.
Many vaccine injuries occur when a child was already ill when taking the jab, due to their immune system/detoxifing system was already under stress before the burden of vaccine toxins.
This is why some asked not for the combined MMR, but for the Measles, the Mumps and the Rubella separately, as single vaccines.
To explain the logic, I often use the example of a Friday night bar.
If someone has one shot of tequila, they show minimal effects.
If they have 3 shots of, let's say, tequila, whiskey, and vodka at the same time, we all know what happens.
So... having vaccines while a patient, especially a child, is under the weight of anaesthetic drugs is the equivalent of a bar serving the above shots to a customer who already has a baseline of alcohol toxicity and is clearly drunk.
UK paramedics know the results of this, as they cart people off to A&E every weekend night.
As I've written before, I'm still speechless over a USA paramedic confiding in me that in his hospital, when they care for expecting the delivery of a premature baby, they call the resuscitation team ahead of the birth.
Why?
They know the mandatory Hep B at birth sends premature babies into seizure.
A small, underdeveloped body can't handle the toxic shock.
Yes... all complicit, and the system marches on... Quite Unbelievable.
I wonder how many die and are written off as 'Premature baby deaths' due to simply being premature? I have no idea. I just know something is very wrong.
INTRO TO ARTICLE
Children's Hospital Colorado has admitted to injecting more than 18,000 paediatric patients with vaccines while they were unconscious under deep sedation or general anaesthesia. The figure, revealed in a March 2026 paper by the American Academy of Pediatrics, includes children with neurocognitive conditions who cannot tolerate vaccination while awake. The practice raises obvious questions about informed consent, yet the institution appears to have conducted it quietly for years.
The concern is not merely procedural. Peer reviewed literature has long warned that vaccine induced fever and side effects can be mistaken for surgical complications, and that anaesthesia may alter immune responses in ways that are still poorly understood. Experts have repeatedly recommended delaying vaccination around surgery precisely to avoid this diagnostic confusion. Injecting thousands of vulnerable children while they are unable to consent, and while their bodies are under anaesthetic stress, is a recklessness that demands scrutiny.
THE ARTICLE
Wriiten by Jon Fleetwood
The revelation comes after this website reported yesterday that Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has injected 2,054 children with flu vaccines under anaesthesia.
The AAP News piece behind a $35 paywall was written by Drs. Caroline A. Pasquariello and Kim M. Strupp, both anesthesiologists.
Their article admits that under anesthesia or sedation, “[a]dditional vaccinations are administered … particularly for children with neurocognitive conditions who are unable to tolerate vaccination without sedation.”
The practice raises serious questions about informed consent and the safety of children being vaccinated while under anesthesia.
Who independently verified the safety of vaccinating children under anesthesia?
What happens when vaccine reactions are mistaken for surgical complications?
And who is accountable if these vulnerable children are harmed?
Medical Studies Warn Vaccinating Children Under Anesthesia Could Conceal Dangerous Complications
Multiple peer-reviewed studies address why administering vaccines during or immediately around surgery and anesthesia can create problems, primarily around fever, diagnostic confusion, and immune effects.
The following literature repeatedly show that vaccine-induced fever and other side effects can be difficult to distinguish from surgical or anesthetic complications.
And that there is limited direct data on immune responses when the two are combined.
Siebert JN, Posfay-Barbe KM, Habre W, Siegrist CA. Pediatric Anesthesia. 2007;17(5):410–420. This is apparently the main systematic review on the topic. It notes that anesthesia and surgery produce immunomodulatory effects and that “inflammatory responses and fever elicited by vaccines may interfere with the postoperative course.” The authors explicitly recommend a delay (2 days for inactivated vaccines, 14–21 days for live vaccines) specifically “to avoid the risk of misinterpretation of vaccine-driven adverse events as postoperative complications.” They found no direct studies measuring vaccine responses under anesthesia and concluded the immune effects are minor/transient, but still flagged the diagnostic problem as a practical reason to separate the two.
Ingelmo P, et al. (Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2017;30(3):368–375). This review states that “common vaccine side-effects may be misinterpreted as postsurgical complications” and that surgery/anesthesia “may decrease the efficacy of a vaccine, or promote vaccine-related complications.” It recommends postponing elective surgery 1 week after an inactivated vaccine and 3 weeks after a live vaccine, and also delaying vaccination after surgery for the same diagnostic reason. It notes there is no consensus on timing among anesthesiologists and pediatricians.
Association of Paediatric Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (APAGBI) best-practice guidance. This guidance (drawing on the above literature) recommends delaying elective surgery for at least 48 hours after an inactivated vaccine “to avoid diagnostic confusion in the febrile peri-operative child.” It notes that fever and systemic upset are common after certain vaccines (e.g., meningococcal B can cause fever >38.5 °C in 50–60% of infants) and that distinguishing vaccine-related fever from infection or surgical complications is a clinical challenge.
Lin C, et al. Pediatric Anesthesia. 2021;31(5):531–538. This educational review states that “the effects of anesthesia and surgery on the immune response and complications associated with vaccination during the perioperative period are still poorly understood, and opinions are divided.” It discusses potential vaccine complications in children and the implications of anesthesia on immune responses as open issues.
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