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home vaccine injury compensation guide media coverage zeller vs us government little benjamin's story november 2004 is forever etched in the memory of ben zeller, sr. ten days after his son received his measles, mumps, and rubella (mmr) and chickenpox vaccines his father and mother noted changes in lil ben's behavior. his appetite was off, he was sleeping more, and he no longer played appropriately with his toys. on nov. 27, 2004 while father was changing his son's diaper, he noticed that the baby's eyes did not look right. ben was lifeless when his father lifted him. zeller called emergency rescue and his neighbor, a registered nurse, who came to the zeller's home and revived lil ben. an emergency medical service (ems) team arrived and took ben to a nearby hospital. in these first frantic moments that foreshadowed ben's painful future, zeller had a realization: the mmr vaccine that ben had received 10 days prior was the cause of his seizure. the zellers were sent home from the hospital on the night of ben's first seizure with motrin. they were told ben's fever and seizures were adverse effects of his vaccination. but the trips to the emergency room continued throughout that week. zeller brought his son to the hospital several times as a result of recurring 5-30 seizures per day. in december, ben was admitted to a hospital in miami, where he would stay for 11 days. “they did an mri,” says zeller, “and they found that his brain was degenerating. the seizures became worse. he would have 10, 20, and then 30 in one day, all within one month.” the zellers were told repeatedly that ben was suffering from a genetic disorder, but all genetic testing came back with inconclusive results. the vaccine court case israeli zeller family decided to sue the united states federal government, united states department of justice and united states human health services in washington d.c. in vaccine court and u.s. federal claims court ruled in favor of compensation for the zeller family in july 2008. the zeller family was one of the largest settlements in vaccine court's history. ultimately the court highlighted the fact that ben had been progressing and was neurologically stable until he received the mmr vaccine. (judge) special master richard abell noted that if regression had been occurring prior to the vaccination, there would be mention of it in the thorough documentation that was presented to the court. “the first note of regression noted in the medical records appears to be from december of 2004,” read the entitlement ruling, “following the vaccination, the initial seizure ten days subsequent, and the bout of successive seizures in early december. the medical progress notes from 17 december 2004 include a description of benjamin's 'developmental regression and seizures.'”the court also found that neurodegeneration was not taking place prior to the vaccination, as wiznitzer postulated. . “if not but for the administration of the vaccines, ben would not have suffered brain damage and seizures” vaccine injury table the united states government in 1988 with the united stated human health services and united states justice department enacted a law called vaccine injury act. ben zeller sr. advises everyone before receiving vaccines” educate before you vaccinate” to understand the true risk and benefits. start by clicking on the vaccine injury table list and read definition of encephalopathy in the vaccine injury table list. the vaccine injury table (table) makes it easier for some people to get compensation. the table lists and explains injuries/conditions that are presumed to be caused by vaccines. it also lists time periods in which the first symptom of these injuries/conditions must occur after receiving the vaccine. if the first symptom of these injuries/conditions occurs within the listed time periods, it is presumed that the vaccine was the cause of the injury or condition unless another cause is found. vaccine injury: qualifications and aids to medical interpretation content quoted below sourced from the us health resources and services administration's national vaccine injury compensation program . please visit the site to read the content in full. leading cause of death in usa to healthy baby is crib death. is there a difference between sudden infant death (crib death) and anaphylactic shock from vaccine reaction? (1) anaphylaxis and anaphylactic shock mean an acute, severe, and potentially lethal systemic allergic reaction. most cases resolve without sequelae. death, if it occurs, usually results from airway obstruction caused by laryngeal edema or bronchospasm and may be associated with cardiovascular collapse. 1 in every 150 children in usa will suffer from autism. is there a difference between autism and vaccine injury called “encephalopathy”? (2) encephalopathy . for purposes of the vaccine injury table, a vaccine recipient shall be considered to have suffered an encephalopathy only if such recipient manifests, within the applicable period, an injury meeting the description below of an acute encephalopathy, and then a chronic encephalopathy persists in such person for more than 6 months beyond the date of vaccination. (i) an acute encephalopathy is one that is sufficiently severe so as to require hospitalization (whether or not hospitalization occurred). (a) for children less than 18 months of age who present without an associated seizure event, an acute encephalopathy is indicated by a “significantly decreased level of consciousness” (see “d” below) lasting for at least 24 hours. those children less than 18 months of age who present following a seizure shall be viewed as having an acute encephalopathy if their significantly decreased level of consciousness persists beyond 24 hours and cannot be attributed to a postictal state (seizure) or medication. (b) for adults and children 18 months of age or older , an acute encephalopathy is one that persists for at least 24 hours and characterized by at least two of the following: is there a difference between add &adhd; and vaccine injury? (1) a significant change in mental status that is not medication related; specifically a confusional state, or a delirium, or a psychosis; (2) a significantly decreased level of consciousness, which is independent of a seizure and cannot be attributed to the effects of medication; and (3) a seizure associated with loss of consciousness. (c) increased intracranial pressure may be a clinical feature of acute encephalopathy in any age group. (d) a "significantly decreased level of consciousness" is indicated by the presence of at least one of the following clinical signs for at least 24 hours or greater (see paragraphs (2)(i)(a) and (2)(i)(b) of this section for applicable timeframes): (1) decreased or absent response to environment (responds, if at all, only to loud voice or painful stimuli); (2) decreased or absent eye contact (does not fix gaze upon family members or other individuals); or (3) inconsistent or absent responses to external stimuli (does not recognize familiar people or things). (e) the following clinical features alone, or in combination, do not demonstrate an acute encephalopathy or a significant change in either mental status or level of consciousness as described above: sleepiness, irritability (fussiness), high-pitched and unusual screaming, persistent inconsolable crying, and bulging fontanelle. seizures in themselves are not sufficient to constitute a diagnosis of encephalopathy. in the absence of other evidence of an acute encephalopathy, seizures shall not be viewed as the first symptom or manifestation of the onset of an acute encephalopathy. (ii) chronic encephalopathy occurs when a change in mental or neurologic status, first manifested during the applicable time period, persists for a period of at least 6 months from the date of vaccination. any subsequent chronic encephalopathy shall not be presumed to be a sequela of the acute encephalopathy. i

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