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Originally Posted by Undertoad
After you watch it, tell me once again that you believe she was injured by a vaccine and had dystonia.
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It's entirely possible it was not dystonia. I already noted that back when you did your "this is huge! this means we are in agreement! *kisses*" post, which I'm too busy to go back and find. You are very singly focused on individual cases and individual components like thimerosal. I am concerned with larger trends that the medical community is refusing to acknowledge. If you want to go one-for-one on individual cases, a vaccine injury board in the UK just this past weekend ruled that the MMR shot did in fact cause the plaintiff's "encephalopathic seizures," but made absolutely sure to note that they still did not equate the seizures with the diagnosis of autism he's had from the beginning, despite the fact that 30% of children with autism have visible, grand mal seizures, nevermind the additional number who have absence and partial seizures.