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Mr. Kirsch, I love your work, have supported it (financially and other ways) and very much appreciate what you have done for the country. However--this article sort of set me off. I'm a physician in the "mainstream community." I have been in practice since 1991, president of various specialty societies, have been active in academia etc. There are many out there like me, and we are not cowards. We did not bow down to the CDC or FDA or medical boards. Instead, we actively spoke out in our communities. We told the truth to our patients and families (btw--long before you were red pilled!). I'm banned from Twitter, and was in Facebook "time out" so many times that I finally deleted my account. All because I spoke out. I, and other physicians like me did this with the threat of losing our licenses, our hospital privileges, and our livelihoods, but unlike Drs. Makary and Prasad, we did it alone. We didn't have press like America's Frontline Doctors. We didn't have anyone else around us who supported us. We didn't have international summits where we were heard and encouraged. (And believe me--I tried. I contacted all the "celebrity" doctor groups to try to help with getting the message out, but no one ever responded to my inquiries. Not even one of the famous ones that I went to medical school with.) Instead, we had to gather our courage every single time we talked to patients, administrators, nurses, and pharmacists because any one of them could the the one that would turn us in. If that had happened to me, who would have known? Who would have come to my defense. When it happened to Dr. McCullough, he almost immediately had a defense war chest, and that's great--he's truly a hero and he's forgotten more than I'll ever know, but my point is that it takes more courage to stand up when you're powerless and alone and obscure than when you're supported. Most of us weren't supported. Thank you for listening.

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I had over 20% of my coworkers at Davis Monthan Air Force Base experience moderate to severe adverse vaccine reactions. One felt a cold wave across his chest while driving home after his jab, and his lips and tongue went numb. He went back to the ER and was hospitalized a couple days. One had both he and his wife suffer numb hands and forearms with loss of grip strength. He also had pain when swallowing and went to the ER with chest pains.(guy in his 30's) My friend sitting next to me had so much pain in his hands and wrists that he could barely sleep. Several coworkers said they were having chronic fatigue and headaches. One coworker had painful rashes break out all over. One coworker had to take his wife to a cardiologist, where they claimed to not know what was wrong, even though I sent with him a sheet from the MAYO clinic with all the symptoms of myocarditis highlighted, that she had. They said that no way was it vaccine related. Another coworker had his aunt go to the ER and die the day after her jab. And yet another had his uncle suffer a blood clot and stroke the next day. My coworker's mother was hospitalized 3 weeks with blood clots in the legs. I tried to get management to report all of our employee injuries, and the manager I spoke with told me his vaccine had greatly worsened both his arthritis, and his wife's fibromyalgia. But alas, he was vying for a GS-14 position in D.C., so he reported nothing. He wasn't going to risk not getting his position. So we got told to "shut up and color", and "do what your boss Biden said to and get vaccinated". So I filed my retirement papers and left at the end of January. Unjabbed and uninjured. And both me and my girlfriend have not had so much as a sniffle the entire pandemic. I even worked closely with the first covid positive person on our base, and got nothing. But we take D, C, K, Zinc, Quercetin, and NAC, and we eat a low carb diet for metabolic health.

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