Spreading Panic is Not an Effective Strategy for Vaccine Skeptics

I received an email claiming:

Good morning, I'm sending this on to a few friends and family that may have received a va#cine that may have changed your natural immune system.  Many people have suffered heart attacks while playing sports and exercising beyond what they could do before the sh#t. Return of a cancer or a new cancer is now another issue. We have a friend that had her nervous system compromised and is having a hard time with her mobility. 

Now heart attacks would be a plausible concern.  They are discovered quickly.  (Been there; still have some of the bills.)  Cancers are usually slow growing and thus seldom spotted in the early stages.  To believe that vaccines injected less then two years ago are causing cancers that are being spotted less than two years later is just panic porn.

From the Hiroshima/Nagasaki survivors research project:

Solid Cancer Risks among Atomic-bomb Survivors

Increased risk of cancer is the most important late effect of radiation exposure seen in A-bomb survivors. For cancers other than leukemia (solid cancers), excess risk associated with radiation started to appear about ten years after exposure. This was first noted by a Japanese physician, Gensaku Obo, in 1956, and it led to continuing comprehensive analyses of cancer mortality and to the creation of tumor registries by the city medical associations in both Hiroshima and Nagasaki.