Vaccine Court Rules Brain Injury from MMR - Local Story

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During the local evening and late night news on my local TV station,

there was a story of a local child who suffered a brain injury as the

result of the MMR Vaccine and the Vaccine Court just ruled the child

was entitiled to compensation. They interviewed the parents who

described a normal child who was " different " after receiving the

vaccine and had a seizure a short time afterwards. The child was

rushed to the hospital but suffered a severe brain injury. Mom stated

no one would believe her the MMR Vaccine did this to her child.

This morning, I checked the TV Station's web site to see if the story

was posted and it wasn't. I called the station to ask why. I was

informed it was a " Sun-Sentinel.com " story and it should be on their

web site. I checked there (tv station did too) and it ain't there. I

called the TV Station back and urged them to post the report.

They described the case as " landmark " and you can't find it posted

anywhere. Someone is keeping this story quiet and we all know the

reasons why.

www.wptv.com

www.sun-sentinel.com

Charlie

[Guest guest]

Charlie,

I am going to forward this on to AChamp.

maurine

Subject: Vaccine Court Rules Brain Injury from MMR - Local StoryTo: EOHarm Date: Friday, August 29, 2008, 7:36 AM

During the local evening and late night news on my local TV station, there was a story of a local child who suffered a brain injury as the result of the MMR Vaccine and the Vaccine Court just ruled the child was entitiled to compensation. They interviewed the parents who described a normal child who was "different" after receiving the vaccine and had a seizure a short time afterwards. The child was rushed to the hospital but suffered a severe brain injury. Mom stated no one would believe her the MMR Vaccine did this to her child.This morning, I checked the TV Station's web site to see if the story was posted and it wasn't. I called the station to ask why. I was informed it was a "Sun-Sentinel. com" story and it should be on their web site. I checked there (tv station did too) and it ain't there. I called the TV Station back and urged them to post the report.They described the case as

"landmark" and you can't find it posted anywhere. Someone is keeping this story quiet and we all know the reasons why. www.wptv.comwww.sun-sentinel. comCharlie

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> Charlie,

> I am going to forward this on to AChamp.

>  

> maurine

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Thanks Maurine!

FYI - A few years ago we had a young reporter (was pregnant and

looking at vaccine safety) contacted us after she heard about how

well our son was doing following chelation, gfcf diet, etc. We shared

our videos, our son's medical records, and our time with her. She was

amazed that our son had responded so dramatically. She spent over a

week preparing the story and we had the newspaper photographer visit

us. She submitted the report to the chief news editor for

publication, who immediately killed the story as " too controversial " .

Soon afterwards, the reporter decided to find employment somewhere

else. The Newspaper was the Sun-Sentinel.

Charlie