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    ATLANTA -- The parents of a girl who won a government settlement described how their hearts were broken as they watched their healthy, red-haired toddler transformed into an irritable, odd-behaving child after she got several childhood shots. "Suddenly my daughter was no longer there" said Terry Poling, the girl's mother, in a news conference Thursday. Full Article at The Washington Post
    Suddenly my daughter was no longer there
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 20 months ago
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Parents Speak Out on Vaccine Settlement
  1. Nothing in any of this is going to change any of our recommendations ... Our message to parents is that immunization is lifesaving.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 20 months ago
  2. It wasn't like a switch being turned off. It was more like a dimmer switch being turned down
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 20 months ago

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