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A man in his 60s who developed capillary leak syndrome after receiving the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine has been awarded NT$400,000 (US$12,509) in compensation by the government's Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP).
The man, surnamed Chang (張), was the first person to be compensated due to developing the rare capillary disorder, according to meeting minutes published by the VICP Saturday.
Capillary leak syndrome, a potentially fatal condition capable of causing organ failure, occurs when plasma in an individual's blood leaks out of capillaries into surrounding tissues.
Meanwhile, the VICP also decided that an individual with a history of asthma who experienced an acute asthma attack 30 minutes after being vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine should receive NT$20,000 in compensation.
Another individual who developed complications of thrombocytopenia, a rare blood-clotting condition, 15 days after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine was awarded NT$20,000 in compensation.
The VICP panel also declared that two individuals who suffered an adverse reaction to the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine should receive NT$50,000 and NT$10,000, respectively, in compensation
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Here is where they went wrong with the “vaccine”
At least in the US.
Everyone should be able to sue if they are injured. All vaccines, even “safe” medicines have adverse reactions to some people.
People should have never, ever been fired or threatened to get vaccinated.
It should have remained a choice, with people being told there are possibilities of adverse reactions.
Then let people decide for themselves.
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Here is where they went wrong with the “vaccine”
At least in the US.
Everyone should be able to sue if they are injured. All vaccines, even “safe” medicines have adverse reactions to some people.
People should have never, ever been fired or threatened to get vaccinated.
It should have remained a choice, with people being told there are possibilities of adverse reactions.
Then let people decide for themselves.
Totally agree with you.
Science isn't accomplished with coercion, pressure, intimidation, harassment, fear & terror, and threats of dismissal by employers. The campaign has failed massively and the claims there are many who have been vaccinated are just absurd and ludicrous given the way the vaccination campaign tried to convince the public.
If it wasn't for the fear & terror through the MSM, the pressure and coercion, and the threats of dismissal, there would have been many less willing to inject themselves with these untested and potentially hazardous products, if also knew what kind of adverse reactions these products have.
originally posted by: musicismagic
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Asmodeus3
Here is where they went wrong with the “vaccine”
At least in the US.
Everyone should be able to sue if they are injured. All vaccines, even “safe” medicines have adverse reactions to some people.
People should have never, ever been fired or threatened to get vaccinated.
It should have remained a choice, with people being told there are possibilities of adverse reactions.
Then let people decide for themselves.
Totally agree with you.
Science isn't accomplished with coercion, pressure, intimidation, harassment, fear & terror, and threats of dismissal by employers. The campaign has failed massively and the claims there are many who have been vaccinated are just absurd and ludicrous given the way the vaccination campaign tried to convince the public.
If it wasn't for the fear & terror through the MSM, the pressure and coercion, and the threats of dismissal, there would have been many less willing to inject themselves with these untested and potentially hazardous products, if also knew what kind of adverse reactions these products have.
WELL SAID
Systemic capillary leak syndrome (SCLS) is a rare disorder characterized by acute and severe recurrent attacks associated with a rapid fall in blood pressure as a result of fluid leaks from smaller vessels called capillaries. Attacks often last several days and require emergency care. They are sometimes life threatening. SCLS occurs most often in adults and the disease is very rare in children.