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A Single Flu Shot Changed His Life Forever...RFK Jr's voice was permanently damaged by the flu vaccine. Spasmodic Dysphonia, a neurological condition, is listed as one of 100s of adverse effects in the package insert. He has battled this vaccine injury since 1996.

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