By LINDA BOYLE
Vaccine Injury Awareness Month brings an increased focus on the fact that all vaccines come with possible side effects — some of which are deadly.
The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, signed into law Nov. 14, 1986 by President Ronald Reagan, was designed to provide information concerning the sometimes ill effects of vaccines, so that a change of course can occur if the side effects are too many, too serious, or more unsafe than beneficial.
The act also created the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program to compensate people who are injured by certain vaccines.
The database the act created — Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System — could provide real time information that would help in making decisions for yourself or your children. Sadly, only about 10% of all side effects get entered into the database, as it is a voluntary system. And compensations from the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program are rare and take enormous effort, and usually require the help of a lawyer experienced in the field. If you have serious side effects, at least ask your doctor to submit a report to the database. If he or she refuses, you may file one yourself at this VAERS link.
What great timing for our Alaska Covid Alliance conference scheduled for Oct. 26, 2024, at the Egan Center in Anchorage from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
We have a powerful lineup of speakers, some of whom will provide you information not always readily available to the general population about certain vaccine side effects, information the mainstream media is reluctant to tell.
Three of our 10 speakers include:
Lt. Col. Dr. Theresa Long, U.S. Army, a Department of Defense whistleblower and Army flight surgeon, who will be addressing the effect of the Covid shot on perfectly healthy troops.
Dr. Brian Hooker, the chief scientist from the Children’s Health Defense, who will speak on vaccine injuries particularly with our children.
Dr. Joel Wallskog, who will discuss people who have suffered vaccine injuries from the Covid jab. Wallskog speaks from experience, having suffered from the Covid jab, after which he founded the React19 organization to provide science-based support for those suffering from long-term Covid vaccine effects.
It is also perfect timing to have October as Vaccine Injury Awareness Month at the same time the push for Covid and flu shots is being ramped up. You can’t miss the public service announcements heard on television and even in your local grocery store or pharmacy..
What is not explained in these public health commercials and advisories is details about effectiveness or possible side-effects. Instead, they continue to tug on your heartstrings and tell you about killing grandma if you don’t comply and get your shots.
The CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which recommends vaccines, is still pushing annual Covid jabs for almost all Americans, even while acknowledging the vaccines offer only a small boost in immunity that lasts for just a couple of months, given that most people have acquired immunity from infection or multiple vaccine doses.
According to Johns Hopkins University, “Studies suggest that COVID-19 vaccines are most effective during the first three months after vaccination.” The key word here is “suggest.”
It may hardly seem worthwhile to take it when you consider all the side-effects that can occur and the efficacy of the Covid shot.
As for the flu shot, the CDC said it doesn’t expect this year’s to be as effective as it has been in the past, citing information from South America, where the flu happens earlier than here. The CDC says the shot offers “34% efficacy against hospitalization, compared to 50% last year.”
If it is effective 34% of the time in preventing hospitalization, that means it’s about 20 to 25% effective at protecting you from the flu, according to Dr. Meryl Nass. The bottom line would be that based on the risk of side-effects from the shot versus the benefits, you may want to forego it.
Is there any good news on the vaccine front? I was pleased to see the FDA put a hold on the application for the Novavax combo flu/covid shot due to one person suffering nerve damage from the shot. Immediately upon stating its research was put on hold, Novavax stock dropped nearly 20%.
Wow! One person injured. That’s the good news. They should regroup and rethink when a very serious side-effect occurs. They might have saved a lot of people from serious side effects from the Covid shot, had they considered all the ill effects people experienced, and some experience even today. But wait: That would have affected the shareholders. How could Big Pharma survive?
Just follow the money. It’s never really been about your health.
And remember, this month is Vaccine Injury Month. Think about what shots you want to take or not take. After all, it is all about personal freedom. You decide for yourself what’s best for you.
Do you want to learn more and protect yourself and your children?
The lineup of speakers at the Oct. 26 conference in Anchorage include:
- Dr Meryl Nass, speaking on the World Health Organization and its threat to our national sovereignty. She will also delve into details on the newest “plandemic” in the making and discuss how the global elites plan to disrupt your food supply.
- Lt. Col. Dr. Theresa Long, a whistleblower who testified before Congress, will address military vaccine issues and injury.
- Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, cofounder of “DoNoHarm,” will speak on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in medical schools, and how this policy has affected what new doctors are learning or not learning in their educational process.
- Dr. Pam Popper will address “Using the Courts to Restore Our Right,” in which she will discuss vaccine lawsuits that have been filed and what success we have had in this area.
- Dr. Joel Wallskog, co-founder of React19, will recount his own vaccine injury, and unpack what avenues are open to others who were injured by this vaccine.
- Dr. Ryan Cole, who had his medical license restricted in the state of Washington for prescribing Ivermectin to Covid patients via telemedicine, will speak about turbo cancers that have occurred since the start of the Covid pandemic.
- Dr. James Lindsay will speak about culture wars and their effect on our children.
- Dr. Peter Breggin will speak on “Thinning the Herd. The pandemic as a global Milgram experiment.”
- Our own Dr. Ilona Farr will speak on “Finding Solutions To Treat Health Problems Caused by Covid-19.”
Here’s your opportunity to learn more at our “Alaskans 4 Personal Freedom” conference on Oct. 26 at the Egan Conference Center in Anchorage.
You can even Zoom in from the comfort of your home and have popcorn too!
Click here to register and learn.
Linda Boyle, RN, MSN, DM, was formerly the chief nurse for the 3rd Medical Group, JBER, and was the interim director of the Alaska VA. Most recently, she served as Director for Central Alabama VA Healthcare System. She is the director of the Alaska Covid Alliance.
