suebe, you're so bad for putting up that picture!
ETA: (No pun intended.)

Upvoted only for the thumbnail!

Well, I guess I've been had.

From the very first minute this hit the news genuine professionals have been begging people to understand that the vaccine could not possibly have caused her symptoms and now they will be begging people to understand how no matter what was wrong with her - the magic potions of the woo-medicine crowd did not heal her of it.

I laughed at the comment that called her Balloon Girl.

*What is the theme pic? I can't make it out.

Them there are the moon walkinest' feet ever!

Ah! Now I see it. How easy it is to see now. I saw a strange three pronged pitchfork stuck through a button hole.

Me too. Are you left-handed, by any chance?

Sort of ambidextrous actually, but I'm curious why you would find a connection with how we saw this themepic. 8)

So it appears the whole thing was faked? Not only does this harms the medical world, but also the patients who really suffer from rare afflictions.

I was wondering whether it might be about brain function lateralization.

Lefties see optical illusions differently. It's all in the brain. Lefties tend to be right-brain dominant.

(I saw it as a pitchfork, too).

I don't think the cheerleader faked her symptoms, I'm sure some of them were genuine, and that she was experiencing something serious. But when the anti-vaccination/pro-disease people got a hold of her she became a shill for their game. Hauled around like a two-headed snake in a sideshow - and used to promote their deadly agenda.

You make it sound like a spy novel!