Possible Either Way

I have very little information in this article to go on, but her condition is consistent with documented vaccine injury. Consider the government 's compensation program and specific vaccines and injuries:

http://www.hrsa.gov/Vaccinecompensation/table.htm

Encephalitis would be a possible cause of a condition like this that at least once vaccine is known to cause in some cases and takes 5-15 days for onset. So it not an unfounded claim that this vaccine **COULD** have caused the problem. Its also possible something else caused the problem. Vaccines are like any other medication - there are side effects and some of them are dangerous. They must be weighed against the benefit.

Proof could come from tissue studies - sometimes it is possible to discern cause from a single case. Also, I take minor exception to the notion that blind studies prove cause. Cause is established through an actual mechanism and supported by observation whether under controlled experimentation or controllable observable phenomena. However, simply because cause cannot be discerned scientifically does not mean its not true, we work with limited, imperfect information in science .