Fun fact. My friend’s brother tried to get compensation under the vaccince injury scheme because he couldnt work for 3 months, in agonising pain due to clots.
There was a loophole in he law. You need to show proof that u were admitted to ER within 24 hrs after the jab. Oherwise you dont qualify,
I have to clarify that I am talking about the compensation scheme in Victoria, Australia. I am sure they have a completely different criteria than the US.
Fun fact. My friend’s brother tried to get compensation under the vaccince injury scheme because he couldnt work for 3 months, in agonising pain due to clots.
There was a loophole in he law. You need to show proof that u were admitted to ER within 24 hrs after the jab. Oherwise you dont qualify,
I am pretty sure the same applies here too.
Fren that is golden info. Here is the table of timespans they use to determine injury:
https://www.hrsa.gov/sites/default/files/hrsa/vicp/vaccine-injury-table-01-03-2022.pdf
I can't find anything related to an emergency room visit though. Maybe that is the metric used to determine an "injury"?
Also note, there are no COVID "vaccines" in the HRSA vaccine injury data table. Instead they are directing people to CICP. Why is that I wonder?
https://www.hrsa.gov/vaccine-compensation
Also note that for vaccine polio, community created cases are not covered. (Page two, "VI. Vaccines containing polio live virus (OPV)")
I have to clarify that I am talking about the compensation scheme in Victoria, Australia. I am sure they have a completely different criteria than the US.