This diary will be of great interest if you have suffered medical malpractice, wish to understand a cause of vaccine injury and death (likely a cross-reactivity immunity type reaction to a pre-existing condition), autoimmune diseases such diabetes, Hashimotos etc., depression, Chronic Pelvic Pain etc. or even a connection to other chronic viral illnesses such as Long COVID. Or perhaps if you are simply interested in the ease in which medical professionals avoid prosecution despite being considered one of the leading causes of avoidable death in a hospital, and the actions they will take to hide the errors and misdiagnosis made by themselves or a colleague.
This website exposes the flaws in the medical knowledge of neurological paediatric specialists at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Australia. It also highlights the arrogance of the specialists in not consulting with the patient’s GP to confirm the history of a chronic virus, easily identified as EV71 and consistent throughout treatment. The same consultants withheld considerable clinical information from the hospital notes, as well as from the parents over a 5 month stay, which resulted in the needless suffering and death of a 22 month old toddler. The hospital finally fabricated a genetic explanation to avoid accountability of wrongful death, regardless of any significant supporting evidence.
The patient, Alina, suffered from a chronic enterovirus, leading to nearly 40 visits to her GP surgery over an 18 month period, each GP claimed it would “pass soon”, and “come back in 3 days if it was not resolved” (which the parents did, only to be told the very same) and no GP would escalate the issue, preferring to just prescribe steroids. It appears that Medical Professionals know very little about Chronic Viruses and some will not even entertain their possibility, or their relationship with MMR vaccinations
The week following her 18 month vaccination, Alina suffered an epileptic type seizure in her throat and lip.
The parents emailed the hospital specialist Dr Hugo Sampaio, the assigned specialist with a description of the virus (EV71) and images. During the initial consultations they discussed her extensive viral history to include Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) and vomiting of blood, as well as suspecting the illness was associated with her diet which made her more wheezy (baby formula), and other features such as aggressive jerks on hearing loud noises, frequent tonsillitis, a terrible response to her 18 month MMR, a dancing eye and the most recent development of croup and stridor. It should have been an easily recognisable condition for medical professionals but the Neurological Specialists did not even make note of these symptoms in the hospital notes, despite them also being discussed in the transfer notes.
The specialists dismissed the parents’ concerns. The lead neurologist, Dr. Hugo Sampaio, claimed they had tested for these illness and the results were negative. To the confusion and frustration of the parents, the specialists held the belief it was a genetic illness and treated her as such with high doses of ineffective medicine.
The parents started to record the conversations and video the progress of their daughter as they were having doubts of the ability of the Neurologists and suspicions to their actions and the obvious lack of communication, also the parents were wondering if they were simply using the wrong phrases in describing the symptoms and treatment interactions. When the parents later reviewed the hospital notes they were extremely misdirecting and had numerous omissions.
The testing equipment for viruses, RT-PCR, is incredibly accurate but it only identifies the acute variety of a virus and not the chronic, yet it has been in use by medical professionals in testing for the past 25 years. It is also known to be unable to accurately distinguish between the related Entero and Rhino viruses. Medical professionals are dependant on RT-PCR to exclude viruses as one of the initial steps in deduction towards diagnosis, yet this laboratory error has gone unnoticed.
The parents noticed quickly that the only successful treatments for Alina were intravenous Midazolam and lowering the dietary carbohydrate via the ketogenic diet. It is worth noting that a glucose IV drip is standard use in such admissions; and as proposed within the diary, glucose proliferates the replication of Enteroviruses and so explaining why the Ketogenic diet is so effective. Initially the specialists were reluctant and the parents were met with considerable resistance, but eventually they agreed the ketogenic diet was the focus that Alina responded to most effectively. Although again like her medical history, they refrained from including this in the notes. By improving the diet ratio, the seizure activity was vastly reduced and there were plans to discharge her following a tonsillectomy.
Sadly, Alina caught a hospital acquired infection (HAI), and along side the original condition of a chronic enterovirus, she lost 50% of her cerebral cortex through continuous heavy seizing.
The parents dismissed Dr. Sampaio and requested another colleague, a specialist in the ketogenic diet, Dr. Michael Cardomone. He revisited the patients’ history of events and omissions were found in the reporting of her medical history. It was agreed to trial a very specific autoimmune medication called Anakinra.
This proved very successful and the seizures ended, however, due to delays, unnecessary medication and the hospital acquired infection, it was quite apparent Alina would likely require a lifetime of care, for which the hospital was now clearly accountable.
Dr. Cardomone chose to deceive the parents, claiming the EEGs showed worse seizure activity as a result of the medication, when the EEGs had actually improved and Alina was clearly better physically. Against the parents wishes, he refused to extend the autoimmune treatment, seemingly with the intent of ending Alina’s life by malefaction. The parents tried but were powerless to insist on further treatment
Alina soon returned to the state of continuous seizures, as before the autoimmune trial. The parents were emotionally manipulated into agreeing to palliative care for her to prevent further suffering. The hospital fabricated a genetic report with very little supporting evidence, other than being in agreement with Dr. Sampaio’s pursuit to prove the illness was related to mitochondrial genetic errors.
The genetic report was easily debunked, requiring very little research. At the enquiry Dr. Sampaio lied to the medical board, who accepted the explanation without further investigation.
Neither the medical board, Health Care Complaints Commission, nor police will accept the audio and video recordings, which show clearly the true version of events, relying solely on the falsified hospital notes instead. The coroner will not review either, and legal experts will not take the case given the costs and likelihood of the case being found in favour of the doctors, since it is firmly believed that Doctors uphold the code of Medical practice and “do not lie”. It is hard to believe the Minister of Health is unaware of the abuse made to the patient protective systems of which he has authority over
This is a very sad, terrifying and tragic case of how doctors can cause the death of patients with total impunity, how they hide their mistakes, and the failures of the systems in place protect a child or patient.
Detailed chronological history of Alina’s case: