“On March 26, 1918, Mrs. Woofinden of Birmingham took the vaccinated child to see the doctor, who said he had a very good arm. A fortnight after vaccination little white spots had developed round the principal vaccination place, and she pointed these out to the doctor, who said, ‘That’s all right.’... On the following day--sixteen days after vaccination--a white spot appeared on the baby’s lip, and the same afternoon one showed itself on the ear. The spot on the lip got larger. The baby was taken to Dr. Kirby on the following Monday, but he was out. Next day he was seen, and declared that the trouble was ‘overflow of vaccination.’ The child was very cross; its sleep was broken. The vaccination marks on the arm had run together and formed a big white blister. The doctor said it would be all right in a week. In the meantime the mother began to feel very ill; lumps appeared under each arm, and she found eventually that she had been vaccinated on both breasts from a sore inside the baby’s mouth. She suffered intense pain and could no longer nurse the baby.... Each day, from the 16th day after vaccination, fresh white blisters had developed in various parts of the body, turning to a deeper color as they matured, and looking like miniature vaccination marks.[6]... Finding Dr. Rowlands away from home, Dr. Kirby arranged for the child’s admission to the Birmingham Children’s Hospital, where, in just one week, after intense suffering, the poor little victim expired. The blisters had spread all over the body, covered the inside of the mouth and choked up the throat so that the child could not swallow. The arm swelled so enormously that it seemed to be joined to the body, and the inflammation spread all over the upper part till it eventually reached the middle of the chest. The upper part of the arm became black and raw-looking. Every care was taken at the hospital, and at one time the doctors thought they would save the baby’s life, but he got weaker and died on April 26th--being four months and a day old. Dr. Jordan, at the hospital, certified that death was due to ‘generalized vaccinia, followed by pneumonia.’ The case created a great stir in the hospital, and one doctor who saw it remarked, ‘So that is true cowpox!’” MOST IMPORTANT MEDICAL FACT EXPOSED HERE. IDENTITY OF FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE WITH VACCINATION PROVED