Quietly and without much fanfare, the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program(VICP), or more accurately the congressionally-sanctioned kangaroo court whose sole purpose is to shield the vaccine industry from liability for vaccine injuries, has essentially admitted that vaccines cause autism. As reported by the Huffington Post, two more children who developed autism following routine vaccinations have been awarded millions of dollars to help pay for the lifetime of specialized care they will need to address their injuries.
The first case involves a 10-year-old boy named Ryan from California who quickly regressed into an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) following routine vaccinations he received between 2003 and 2005, and specifically the combination measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. Prior to getting vaccinated, Ryan was a perfectly healthy young boy who was actually quite advanced for his age, according to reports. But after getting the MMR vaccine on December 19, 2003, he rather quickly developed an encephalopathy, or serious inflammation, in his brain.
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What a shame. Our goverment lying to us agen. I can only hope every kid that has suffered gets millions.
ReplyDeleteThis is BS .
ReplyDeleteStudy after study has shown that vaccines do not cause autism. Very rarely, a child will have a severe adverse reaction. That's not the same thing.
ReplyDeleteNOT getting vaccinated is definitely the cause of the rebound in childhood diseases that we thought we had stamped out of existence
The independant thinking jury is still out on what you say 11:03. Study after study funded by the industry always claim vaccines are safe but who really knows.
ReplyDeleteAn independant study in Italy has linked breast cancer to the aluminium in vaccines some which the amount is tremendous. There also been many studies linking vaccines to childhood cancers.
It's a no win situation. Many of the childhood diseased have been eradicated due to vaccines but we're really gambling when we put something into the body that wasn't meant to be there.