Swine Flu Vaccine Victim Awarded $171,607

Gov. Mandated Vaccine in 1976 leaves Judi Roberts numb & slightly paralyzed. The government agreed before a hearing was held in Roberts' lawsuit that her illness was due to the vaccine.
She was one of an estimated 46 million Americans who got the vaccine in 1976 in response to the government's plea that the inoculation was necessary to head off an expected outbreak of swine flu.

It turned out that few swine flu cases were reported, but the flu shots themselves prompted widespread complaints about serious side effects, including paralysis and death, and the vaccination program was finally suspended.