family won vax injury lawsuit

[MadiMamacita]

has anyone seen this video?
(I looked and didn't see it posted elsewhere- sorry if I'm double posting!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XBTzC6lG94

[Cristiaz]

[Cristiaz]

But happy they won at least!

[Noelle C.]

Any text-links for those of us on connections that won't play videos reliably?

[MadiMamacita]

Originally Posted by Cristiaz

Originally Posted by Cristiaz

But happy they won at least!

i know. so sad- that poor little guy and his family, but at the very least they will get some financial support, and maybe pave the way for other families.

Originally Posted by Noelle C.

Any text-links for those of us on connections that won't play videos reliably?

this is from their youtube site:
BOCA RATON, FL -- Boca Raton father, Ben Zeller, says his son, Ben, Jr., was a normal 11-month-old when he received the Measles, Mump and Rubella shot in November of 2004.

Within days, he had a complete febral seizure.

"This was a reaction to the MMR shot, there is no doubt in my mind," Zeller said.

Zeller was one of the first to prove his case in the Federal Vaccine Court. Last July, the court ruled his son would not have experienced the seizure if it weren't for the MMR vaccine.

"We have thousands of cases and we can show all vaccines are causing the exact same problem," said Dr. Andrew Moulden, a Canadian physician gathering evidence to support a class action lawsuit.

www.LittleBenTrust.com


and while looking for that, i found this site with all these links to similar stories.
http://www.*********/vaccine/mmr5.html

[Noelle C.]

It's incredible that vax-makers actually insist that vaxes absolutely can not harm anyone. FFS, there are people allergic to their own skin! My BIG beef with these companies is that they mislead people. Don't say that these drugs are 100% safe when the fact is there is nothing in this world that every single person alive will be just fine taking. They need to be up front that, while the chance of adverse affects may be relatively slim (100 people out of 100,000 is, truthfully, still a slim chance, though higher than many of us are willing to take), there still is a chance. If they were honest about there being a chance, I'd be more inclined to believe them on other things they say too.