US- Mothering Magazine - Maureen Hickman letter re; Alan Yurko

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Dear List, 26.7.2001

Francine Yurko has just advised me that my letter to the US Mothering

Magazine has been published in

Edition 107. I don't know if anything was cut out.

I thought the list may be interested.

Sincerely, Maureen

Letters,

Mothering Magazine,

PO Box 1690,

Santa Fe, NM 87507

United States 23.3.2001

Dear Sirs,

A letter by Alan Yurko telling his story of innocence of the accusation of

Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) was published in your March/April issue.

Australia is one of many countries where support for Alan Yurko is

multiplying. Alarmingly however, he is one of many innocent parents and

child care nannies around the world who are being accused of this Syndrome.

I have had first-hand legal experience of such cases as I am a

para/legal/vaccine researcher at s Law Firm, Sydney, who acted on

behalf of a father accused of SBS in 1995. The father was found 'not

guilty' following medical evidence tendered in court in 1998 identifying

underlying medical problems exacerbated by a serious vaccine adverse event.

The worrisome aspect of the diagnosis of SBS by coroners, forensic

pathologists and other medical specialists is that they focus their entire

attention on this one medical hypothesis and ignore many other idiopathic

causes (including vaccination) of death/injury. Following any medical

observation of co-existing sub-dural and retinal haemorrhages in a baby the

conclusion is that these haemorrhages are distinctly characteristic of SBS.

In other words where the facts fit the theory accept them without any

further medical investigation into the cause. The status of the medical

profession is therefore lessening because of their failure to profess

fallibility in their diagnosis of this syndrome.

Accusations of SBS do not occur solely following the death of a baby. Even

though a baby may survive some medical trauma (including vaccination)

parents are accused of SBS. Inevitably government child care protection

units become involved in these cases and this intervention becomes a living

'nightmare' for the accused parents. These units appear to have their own

clique of preferred medical professionals who support them. Perhaps the

motivation is 'job protection' rather than 'child protection'.

Alan Yurko and his family are not alone in their suffering and struggle for

justice. May he and others garner the necessary moral, financial, legal

and expert medical support they need to prove their 'innocence' from

false accusations of SBS.

Sincerely,

Maureen Hickman

Para/legal/vaccine researcher s Law Firm, 1 Harrow Road, Auburn,

2144 Sydney, Australia.

e-mail: mhickman@...

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