Infected blood victim Sue Wathen has claimed that the issue "is not yet resolved" despite victims being told they are to receive a lifetime of financial support.

More than 30,000 people have developed silent killer infections Hepatitis C and HIV after being affected by contaminated blood products and transfusions between 1970 and 1991.

Victims of the infected blood scandal are to receive a lifetime of financial support{ai:summary}<p>Sue Wathen isn't buying the reassurance of a lifetime payout for those affected by tainted blood. Her fight runs deeper, revealing shadows of suffering from the 30,000 souls who fell prey to infections like Hepatitis C and HIV from the past.  </p><p>The scars linger, and the battle for justice isn’t over yet. #health</p>

'This has been about finding out the truth not just about money,' claims infected blood victim

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