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Ginger Taylor's avatar

Those of us vaccine injury families who have been fighting for decades, only to be called anti-vaccine after we vaccinated our vaccine injured children, have been asking that question and making that determination for decades. The conclusion of my piece in 2016 in the Johns Hopkins Journal, Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics:

"Finally, the editors of this journal have asked an important question, and I wish to answer it as frankly as I can:

"Is there anything that you think might help to resolve the controversy surrounding vaccinations?"

The controversy surrounding vaccinations will never be resolved until the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act is repealed, and until families 7th amendment rights to have their complaints heard in civil court, under established legal procedure and ruled on by a jury, is restored.

Until there is a way to force public health officials, vaccine industry representatives and medical professionals to testify under oath, and under penalty of perjury, to either defend or retract their fraudulent claims, to pay for the damages done to children (including my child) for their institutionalized abuse and negligence, I will never consent to another member of my family participating in the vaccine program under any circumstances."

Welcome to the Rebellion.

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Alexa M's avatar

I wasn’t anti-vax before. I am now.

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