NEW: Updated govt. numbers on brain injury cases paid in federal vaccine court

Dated: August 19, 2021 by Sharyl Attkisson

https://sharylattkisson.com/2021/08/new-updated-govt-numbers-on-brain-injury-cases-paid-in-federal-vaccine-court/

• Through July 19, 2021, the government has paid 1,045 cases of Encephalitis/Encephalopathy and 1,068 cases of Seizure Disorder after vaccination
• These cases include some autism cases, but the government says it does not track how many
• To date, more than $4.6 billion has been paid to vaccine-injured children and adults through the federal government's Vaccine Injury Compensation Program

Please note this not count Covid-19 vaccine cases, which are paid separately. See here for more info.



In 2008, there was a landmark but secret admission.

The Department of Justice (which defends vaccine makers against injury claims in court), and its expert pro-vaccine medical witnesses, secretly acknowledged that vaccines caused autism in the tragic case of 9-year old Hannah Poling; her father, a pediatric neurologist; her mother, a registered nurse and attorney.

Read CDC Info on Vaccines-Autism by clicking here

Poling had been injected with nine childhood vaccine doses in a single doctor’s visit to “catch up” on injections that had been delayed due to illness.

After the mega-vaccination session, Hannah quickly developed classic autism behavior, her parents documented. Hannah’s mom, Terry Poling, later said “She just deteriorated and never came back.”

In vaccine court, the government offered payment and settled Hannah’s case confidentially rather than allow it to be established as a proven— and potentially devastating— test case. Hannah’s case had been among a group in an omnibus lawsuit designed to settle, once and for all, whether vaccines could cause autism and under what conditions.

Request benefits for Covid-19 vaccine injuries here (Please note the short deadline of one year from vaccination date)

Had the government not settled the Hannah’s case, it would have remained part of the group lawsuit and served as a proven test case. That would have meant that thousands vaccine-autism claims across the country similar to Hannah's could be eligible for automatic compensation in vaccine court. Privately, government officials did the math and projected that would quickly bankrupt the compensation trust fund, funded by a fee patients pay on each dose of vaccine.

Read more vaccine-autism studies and reports here

But since Hannah's case was removed from the group lawsuit and paid confidentially, no parents knew of it. The government had details and documents sealed. The group lawsuit was closed. No other cases were paid. Health officials continued to falsely publicly claim that any notion of a link between vaccines and autism was a debunked conspiracy theory. Parents of autistic children injured by childhood vaccinations were called "nut jobs” and “kooks.”

Meantime, many scientists involved in vaccine-autism research said a lot could be learned if the government would simply do the obvious: study its ready pool of test subjects from vaccine court.


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