Dear Friends,
It's finally happened! Government health officials have agreed that vaccines "ultimately

led to autism-like symptoms" in a nine-year-old girl from Georgia. They

also conceded that she and her family deserve payment from federal funds earmarked

for vaccine injury cases.
Of course, government reps are quick to point out just how narrow this particular

concession is, and that it won't apply to other cases. They're hoping that this

case was settled so specifically that it won't lead to a floodgate of other

winning cases. I take that as a challenge. If nothing else, maybe it will lead

to parents and pediatricians being more careful when children are vaccinated -

this girl got FIVE vaccines in one day!
And now they've admitted that it's possible for "autism-like symptoms" to

be brought on by vaccines. Even if an underlying condition got the ball

rolling, the vaccines sealed the deal for this little girl. I say, she can't be

the only one.

And I'm guessing that lawyers around the country agree with me. Right

now, there are about 5,000 families across the country are trying to get some

financial relief to help with their developmentally-challenged children - problems

that came to light after the children were vaccinated. I hope this case helps

them get some of the financial assistance they deserve. And I hope even more

that more parents will think twice before allowing their children to receive

multiple vaccines in one session - maybe even rethink vaccinating all together.

The case isn't finalized yet, and no payments have been agreed to. But this is an

amazing first step in demonstrating that vaccination can lead to abysmal consequences,

and maybe a first step in keeping all of us safer.