Mr. Robert CHRIS Skelly:  

Hello again, Oklahomans and Californians. I am now living in Bakersfield, CA., and I am still single, never been married, no kids, and living alone, at my second address, also an apartment, 1 of 13 units. My primary means of personal transportation is now my bicycle, my legs, and when I need to, I use both of those in conjunctive cooperative use with the Bakersfield City Bus transit, or G.E.T., Golden Empire Transit. Their buses are equipped with bicycle racks on the front of the bus. I became physically impaired, and shortly thereafter learning disabled on October 2nd, 1984, when I was attempting to start the 11th grade at a high school I had never attended before. I did attend the high school. My disabilities affected me on a cellular and molecular level due to an allergic reaction to an "M.M.R." immunization on 10/02/1984. M.M.R. means Measles, Mumps, Rubella. On te date specified, I had no active case of any of them, and I was in perfect health, although it was the "school nurse" (I know her name) that noticed, by my forwarded records there, I had supposedly not had a Measles or Mumps vaccination, before I became age 1. I was told that day by another nurse at a local medical clinic that they were out-of-stock on the one immunization vaccine shot which I needed, so she soon thereafter informed both me and my mom that a combination shot (M.M.R.) could be substituted and administered. It was, and as I stood up, I started walking away as usual with a sore arm, and that was the beginning of me losing my hearing (started with ringing in both of my ears and it intensified), then my eyesight started to go away, and I was down on the floor, by the exit/entrance door. I was not co...Expand for more