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    Georgia parents who won vaccine settlement describe girl's decline after shots
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    Then, her behavior gradually changed so she would stare at fans and lights and run in circles. "It wasn’t like a switch being turned off. It was more like a dimmer switch being turned down" Jon Poling said. Government health officials conceded that the vaccines exacerbated an underlying condition and that she should be paid from the federal vaccine-injury fund. Full Article at Boston Herald
    It wasn’t like a switch being turned off. It was more like a dimmer switch being turned down
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 21 months ago
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Georgia parents who won vaccine settlement describe girl's decline after shots
  1. This was not a court decision
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 21 months ago
  2. Nothing in any of this is going to change any of our recommendations ... Our message to parents is that immunization is lifesaving.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 21 months ago
  3. Suddenly my daughter was no longer there
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 21 months ago

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