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Vermont Paraquat Ban: A Turning Point for Parkinson’s Survivors If you are a farmer in the Champlain Valley or a worker who spent decades in the orchards of Cabot and Monkton, the news that Vermont has become the first state to ban Paraquat likely hits home. For years, you were told that the tremors, the stiffness, and the Parkinson’s diagnosis were just bad luck, genetics, or the unavoidable result of aging. Now, Vermont’s landmark legislative action confirms what we have argued for years: this chemical is unreasonably dangerous, and its link to neurological decay is too strong to ignore. This ban isn’t just a policy change; it is a legal engine for your recovery. When a state takes the historic step of removing a chemical from the market to protect public health, it serves as powerful evidence of a violation of the standard of care in a civil courtroom. It validates the suffering of thousands of families who have watched their loved ones lose control over their movements. If you have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease after being exposed to this weed killer, you are not just a victim of a “known hazard”—you are a person whose rights were overlooked…