Who do I sue?

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The administration tells me that Tylenol caused my autism. Who do I sue over that? My mother? Her doctor? I want my life back!

The government perhaps? They're the ones that forced all parents to let their babies have the injections. My baby niece had two more this week. I wonder what it's doing to her delicate little brain?

Why autism though? I mean, I'd have thought injections would cause like learning difficulties or intellectual disabilities, etc. Autism feels more like a disabling difference, as a lot of autistics are intelligent. Surely an injection causing brain damage wouldn't cause intelligence? Just a thought.

Can you prove that Tylenol resulted in Autism?

Without that proof you have no case!! !

I think all this constant talk about Donald Trump in every political subforum here is getting to us, making us jumpy and paranoid. It's not doing any favours for our morale really. Too much catastrophization, it's so overwhelming that it's even frightening those of us from across the pond, in case his politics bleed in to the UK.

I do get that discussing politics is important as adults though.

It does seem odd that it was the only painkiller deemed safe for pregnant women to take. Is the government alleging a conspiracy?

My mom took her first Tylenol at age 70. Guess I'm out of luck on this suit.

It's definitely genetic in my family. Thanks to arranged marriage all my ancestors managed to breed and pass it down.

I can show the FDA says it's true. What more do I need?

Autism was first diagnosed in 1943. Tylenol was first invented in 1955.
Autism existed way before 1943.

But I understand how you mean. I'm born into a non-autistic family, so I think mine was caused by some sort of vaccination.

I think you have a stronger case if you sue FDA over causing you emotional damage by talking such nonsense.

I think the study results only show that mothers taking Tylenol during their pregnancy are more likely to have autistic children than pregnant mothers not taking Tylenol during their pregnancy. One of our former members would say that Correlation does not equal causation. It's possible that experiencing pain while pregnant or the causes of the pain during pregnancy could contribute to causing autism. Even if it gets proven that taking Tylenol while pregnant can cause autism, it does not explain every child who's been diagnosed with autism or NT children of mothers who took Tylenol during their pregnancy.

It's important to note here that Tylenol does NOT require a prescription & generic versions of Tylenol have been approved in the US since the 70s. In order to have a chance in hell of winning a lawsuit against a medication you would have to prove that your mom took Tylenol or generic versions of Acetaminophen during her pregnancy as well as which brands/versions she took & you would have to file the lawsuit against those specific companies. If your mom took multiple brands of Acetaminophen during her pregnancy each brand would be sued together so you would be fighting against multiple pharmaceutical giants at once.

The FDA came to this conclusion at the direction of the Trump administration & multiple courts including the Supreme Court have ruled that Trump is above the law & therefor by extension his FDA would also be considered to be above the law.

That is a question for a lawyer. I suggest getting a free consultation with a lawyer.

There is no real evidence that Tylenol causes autism. Dump and wormbrain are stupid, idiotic old sobs. I don't know if my mom took Tylenol during her pregnancy, but even if I did believe it caused my asd I could never sue her. She accepted me for who I am. It's heart-wrenching how many other parents don't.

The other day my mom even told me how she enjoys our conversations because she learns things that she never knew before, such as why wasps always seem to be more common in late summer and early fall. Hearing that from anyone would have been pretty awesome, but it was from my mom.

My mother just said that she never took Tylenol during her pregnancy with me. And she thinks it's just as stupid as I do.

Too many pregnant women that do believe this bs will refuse to treat a high fever, even if it ends up causing serious harm to both the mother and the baby. The fetus will probably be getting cooked alive in there.

since tylenol became a popular drug around 1955, Asperger's was known about in the 30s & 40s.
it's another case of somone going back to the future to get tylenol.

my impression is that the Autistic people on the other end of the spectrum were called worse things
than the Asperger patients. but sadly experiments were done and many perished.

this tylenol rubbish is actually giving me a headache...

There are already class action lawsuits

Lawsuit Information Center


Personal Note:
When I was born in 1957 only doctors were giving Tylenol by injection so I doubt my mom took it and even if she was injected no way to prove it. Any way autism is only on my dad’s side of the so mine is genetic.