1 year deadline to file for COVID-19 vaccine injury

In the CounterMeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP), there resides a statute, a phrase in law regarding the length of time a petitioner can file for compensation from injuries resulting from a declared countermeasure.

The phrase is known as the one year statute of limitations in the CICP. Very problematic, very cruel. And something our federal government does not disclose to the public.

In the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP) petitioners have three years from the first symptom to file. Two years in the case of death.

I have sent emails, made phone calls to the administrators of the CICP asking for an explanation. No replies, no answers.

The CICP was established in 2010. And Pharma wrote the legislation on behalf of a few congressman and senators. That tells us all we need to know.

Yet HRSA administrators are mum about any question. They hide behind the statute for many things regarding what is wrong about the CICP. Matter of fact, I can’t think of anything good about the CICP. But I digress.

As part of the law that created the NVICP, there is a statute that requires the CDC to issue Vaccine Information Statements (VIS) for every covered vaccine that is administered.

Part of the VIS includes information on how to submit a compensation petition for an alleged injury.

Yet for the COVID-19 vaccines, there is no VIS. And the vast majority of doctors and other covered persons administering the jab do not suspect any type of injury exists, so who is going to tell the person who received the vaccine?

This is a big concern, big enough for Sen. Ron Johnson in his letter to Sec’y of HHS Becerra last week asking for clarification on the 3 compensated cases, the senator wants to know how the public is informed of their legal right to file a petition in the CICP. I do not think the Sec’y of HHS nor his spokesperson will respond to that question.

With the April 2023 statistics released April 13 showing 3 compensated cases, the report also stated that of the 684 claims that were dismissed, nearly 40% of the petitions, 269 to be exact, were dismissed because of missing the filing deadline.

I would like to chat with any individual that received a dismissal letter from the CICP. All conversations will be confidential. If you care to chat about a statute of limitations dismissal, please email me. waynerohde@gmail.com

By listing my email, I may be enticing a few trolls and spam. But it is extremely important to reach out and talk with many who have been injured by the COVID-19 vaccine.

Keep learning, keep challenging yourself and always, always question authority.