Sighing, Laughing, and Groaning at the Remarks of Senator Richard Pan
during the California SB 277 Hearings�

By Celina Trevino, D.O.M.T.P (Can), C.M.T.


For anyone who was at the 2015 California SB 277 hearings, sitting,
standing, lying in the hallways, waiting HOURS for their turn to oppose the
bill, many of those moments were spent sighing, laughing, and groaning at
the remarks of Senator Richard Pan.

The comment that stuck with me the most from the hearings was Senator
(Doctor) Pan at the Senate Judiciary Committee on April 28, 2015.

�So, so, so, the term vaccine injured is one used heard used by the
opposition. It�s not a technical term that we use in the medical field.�

Want to hear him say it? See the 2:30:45 mark below:


Errrrrrrrrrrr, WHAT???????

Did he just try to convince the legislators that vaccine injury is not
real? It sure sounded like it to me.

Then, right after that, on the same video, Pan says�

�So, uh, so, in terms of the use of that term, uh that is not a term that
is a uh a term that�s used within uh, sort of the medical public health
field, it is used by the opposition. Uh, and so it�s not always clear what
that really means. There are as I said, uh, vaccines like anything else are
not, you know, there, there�s always a, a, a small risk uh that�s
associated uh and in fact, uh, uh, and I said, the magnitude of the risk is
much, much smaller than the disease that we�re trying to prevent. And so
that�s why uh, vaccines are declared to be safe and efficacious.�

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