Thankfully, I didn’t get the shots, even though I was 61 years old at the time. Unfortunately, I do know many people who did get vaccinated, with some experiencing more complaints than others. I feel deeply for all the victims, and the only thing I can do is support and help these people.
Sophie Verhaegen (pseudonym)
Belgium
I experienced discrimination and a hostile culture in society and at work due to my choice not to participate in the hazardous vaccination experiment.
Those were deeply unsettling years when I was forced to navigate media and government propaganda that lacked scientific basis and honesty.
In Sweden’s national radio morning news, the state epidemiologist even claimed that children harmed by the vaccine were guaranteed adequate care and assistance. This was despite having no understanding of the potential consequences of the vaccine. It was horrifying to hear such distasteful propaganda on state radio, especially as children close to me were seriously affected when their parents became gravely ill after the first vaccination dose—an illness that persists years later.
Where is the promised care and adequate support for all those harmed by the vaccines now that even independent, current international research shows it was the response to the COVID virus that caused more deaths than the virus itself?
Magnus (pseudonym), Sweden
