Advice to the Falsely Accused

I was going to go one direction with this blog and switched over to a topic near and dear to me, shaken baby syndrome (SBS).

I found a story from a reporter that I feel is very courageous. This reporter showed another side of SBS that contradicts the majority of the medical profession. Fortunately for thousands, doctors are coming forward to debunk the myth behind SBS. SBS is only a theory .. yes, a theory! For all obvious reasons, they cannot test to prove it. They have conducted tests on animals and dolls specifically created to detect shaking injuries and no force could be exerted that would show the same constellation of injuries that the standards are based on. If any doctor debunks the age old myth started by Dr. Caffey, they are considered crazy or out of their minds. What they don't want you to know is Dr. Caffey backtracked on some of his original "findings" which led doubt to the theory.

Most blogs or comments noted on news sites are very intolerant and hateful towards anyone suspected, charged or found guilty. People don't understand that new scientific evidence does in fact cast doubt on SBS. The only way a majority of the people will understand if one of their loved one's become the unfortunate one to be the last one left with the child. Doctors in ERs and pathologists do not investigate all potential underlying causes that a child may present with. They usually do not look at the entire medical history of a child nor do they consider vaccinations as a culprit. Yes, vaccinations for the large part do not cause life threatening or disabling events but for the children that have something underlying in their tiny little bodies, these adult mega doses of combination vaccines (sometimes live) can create the perfect storm to unleash something horrible. There is a reason there is a vaccinate alert database that captures reported injuries. However, studies have shown that most injuries/events are not reported which waters down the real number or effect of the injuries/events associated with vaccines.

David Crowe wrote a news article which can be found here: http://atlanticfreepress.com/content/view/3700/81/

He also adds:

Financial problems with these cases are common, as 200 to 300 hours of medical research are required for each case, or even more. Dr. Mohammed Al-Bayati has set up a non-profit organization, the “International Center for Better Medicine”, so that other people can assist with the payment of his fees. Checks can be sent to this organization at 150 Bloom Drive, Dixon, CA, 95620. While Al-Bayati has acted pro-bono in several cases, he cannot always afford to do so. Every $100 donated ensures that accused parents get one hour of the best medical-legal expertise.