Thanks for the encouragement everyone, my wife and I appreciate it. We're fighting the good fight here, and we're not so easy to shut up or put away.
The chemical additives and heavy metals used to preserve vaccines cause all kinds of health problems, and yes, autism is one of them. However, even if you can prove that a vaccine has caused your child damage, YOU CANNOT SUE THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY THAT MANUFACTURED IT. Federal law prohibits lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies for vaccines. There's apparently some kind of fund you can get from the federal government, but again, it requires you to prove that the vaccine has caused the damage to your child. And by the way...they ARE required, by FEDERAL LAW, to tell you about the possible side effects of vaccines...however, people are not generally aware of this, so the doctors conveniently skip over this part. Well of course they do...they make a lot of money shooting up babies and toddlers with destructive heavy metals and chemicals...then they make far more money later in their life treating the symptoms of all the diseases and syndromes the vaccines cause. Follow the money trail.
The soonest time Luna could possibly be released is Thursday morning, because of the blood culture test. They won't release her without conclusive results on that test, which is complete bullshit. Now, ALL of the nurses on staff are behind us and think that this whole case is utterly disgusting. My wife's become somewhat of a celebrity in the hospital...EVERYONE'S talking about the mother who gave birth at home with no one besides her husband. But then there's the problem of social services...one of the people at social services is trying to expedite the case since there's really no case in the first place.
So, summary: The hospital stay is completely unnecessary, social services didn't need to get involved, and our neighborhood is likely to turn into a battlefield once wifey brings Luna home. All because some nosy, imposing motherf*cker couldn't mind their own f*cking business. Getting a lawyer is just a small piece of the gigantic pie that will be served hot once she's home.