Giving vaccine injured a voice

Group for families harmed or killed by medical intervention

- by GRAHAM JENNINGS

IT was finally here: the long-awaited vaccine injury awareness event at the parliamentary buildings of Northern Ireland.

Three vax-injured and bereaved parties had to visit the First Minister and Deputy to bravely deliver their testimonies in person before the awareness event at Stormont would be agreed to.

The occasion was organised by Vaccine Injured and Bereaved Support (VIBS) NI, a upport network set up to represent and highlight the plight of the many victims of vaccine injury.

So the stage was set for the vax injury awareness event in Stormont. Democratic Unionist Party politician, Paul Frew, opened the speeches, and then there followed a plethora of stories of injury following vaccination. Hearing these stories firsthand was both shocking and heartbreaking. How could these 'safe and effective' jabs have caused such horrific injuries?

I sat beside a man called Billy who, himself, suffered horrendously after just one dose of the Pfizer covid-19 injection. He became seriously ill and was hospitalised within just seven days of his jab. He was then rushed into surgery as he was starting to go into multiple organ failure.

The surgeon performed a laparotomy where he was cut open and examined, yet nothing could be found. He spent two weeks in ICU fully ventilated and on life support, where his family was sent for twice over fears his life was ebbing away.

When he eventually came round, he had a further week and a half in hospital before being sent home with a Zimmer frame and in a bad way; very weak and needing to learn to walk again.