On December 11, 2020, the Food and Drug Administration authorized the first COVID-19 vaccine made by Pfizer-BioNTech.&nbsp;&nbsp;What followed was the largest and most effective psychological heist in history. A coalition of governments, pharmaceutical companies and media cajoled, convinced and coerced the world’s citizens to get injected with the vaccine, despite warning signs from scientists and physicians.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Some took the shots because they believed what they were told. Those who didn’t were threatened and forced until they did.&nbsp;&nbsp;While the coalition profited from every injection, the shots have injured countless people irreparably and destroyed the lives they knew.&nbsp;&nbsp;The media will not give voice to these injured, whose ranks grow daily.&nbsp;&nbsp;Here we share some of their stories, in cooperation with <a href="https://www.realnotrare.com/">RealNotRare</a>.&nbsp;Adam Clarke&nbsp;<img class="image-style-align-right image_resized" style="width:18.37%;" src="/uploads/adam_f9feb4c6a1.webp">Adam Clarke was a bit hesitant to get the COVID-19 shot at first. But after being subjected to immense social pressure – which included his mother derisively calling him “anti-vax”&nbsp;– Adam got his first dose of the Pfizer injection on July 2, 2021.&nbsp;“I definitely regret my choice now,” says Adam.&nbsp;Two weeks after the injection, Adam began feeling dizzy. He then felt numbness, which spread through his body until he lost 70% of the feeling in his arms and legs. He also began to suffer vertigo, rapid heart beat, chest pains, tremors, dizziness, seizures, extreme anxiety, fatigue, confusion. &nbsp;“I basically thought I'd had some sort of stroke,” said the 22-year-old.&nbsp;Adam has also developed issues with his vision, which has become blurry. He also suffers from a rapid heart rate and shortness of breath when performing even light activities.&nbsp;He got the shot so he could travel and go clubbing at university.&nbsp;Now he can do neither.&nbsp;“I wake up most days at 1pm,” says the former skateboarder. “I have really bad insomnia, and I usually finally fall asleep at 5am. I am mainly in bed at the moment. My mum works, so I am alone in the flat all day. I try and get up and do yoga or go for a walk, if my symptoms aren't too bad. I am mainly lying down, because I have really bad chest pains and shortness of breath, if I try to do anything too physical. I am constantly stressing out, because I develop new symptoms all the time and some of them feel really worrying.”&nbsp;Adam’s doctors refuse to acknowledge any connection to the vaccine, with his cardiologist diagnosing him with Postural Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS) and his neurologist diagnosing him with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). The rest they chalk up to anxiety.&nbsp;Tabitha Johnson&nbsp;<img class="image-style-align-right image_resized" style="width:28.9%;" src="/uploads/tabitha_a54f5c42c2.webp">Tabitha Johnson is a physical education teacher who used to exercise nearly every day of the week without getting tired.&nbsp;But on May 21, 2021, Tabitha got her first dose of the Moderna shot after being pressured by her family and consulting with&nbsp;her doctor.&nbsp;Two days later, she came down with an excruciating headache. A week later, her legs began to feel heavy and she was unable to move them like she used to. She also began vomiting and developed a rash on her back.&nbsp;After all her tests came back normal, Tabitha was told that these were reactions to the vaccine but that they would go away on their own.&nbsp;But by June, she was in such pain that she couldn’t move her head and neck; by the time she got to the emergency room, her blood pressure was 188/110 and her heart rate had dropped to the low 40s. Again all tests came back normal, so Tabitha was given Percocet for the pain and sent home. The final diagnosis was myalgia resulting from the vaccine, and the ER physician recommended that she consult with her doctor before receiving the second dose.&nbsp;But Tabitha’s symptoms only worsened.&nbsp;“The next few weeks were horrible,” says the 50-year-old. “I couldn’t move my left arm and leg. My hands and feet were numb. At times, I had no control of my bladder. The mental effects were devastating. To go from being so active to the state I was in had me depressed.”&nbsp;Her personal physician ultimately suggested that she not get the second injection but said she would just have to wait the adverse effects out.&nbsp;Tabitha made radical changes to her diet and made an effort to get more sun and they symptoms slowly began to fade.&nbsp;“I am not 100%, but I am working out again although I get tired a lot quicker than normal,” she says. “I still get numbness in my fingers and toes but for the most part I have improved so much.”&nbsp;She reported her case to the Vaccine Adverse Effects Reporting System (VAERS). She also reported it to Moderna and the CDC but received no assistance.&nbsp;“I wish that the potential side effects were made known and not pushed aside or hidden when we try to discuss them,” says Tabitha. “I wish people that didn’t have severe adverse reactions weren’t so insensitive to those of us who did. This vaccine is not one size fits all. It affects everyone differently.”&nbsp;Jodie Pickersgill&nbsp;<img class="image-style-align-right image_resized" style="width:25.67%;" src="/uploads/jodie_767824bd9f.webp">45-year-old Jodie Pickersgill has lupus and an autoimmune disorder. According to her doctors, she also has 100% chance of dying if she catches COVID-19, which is why they pushed her to get injected immediately by any COVID vaccine.&nbsp;&nbsp;So, on April 25, 2021, the Ontario native got the first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine. On June 25, 2021 she got the Moderna shot.&nbsp;Aside from some fatigue, Jodie felt relatively normal. But&nbsp;on December 22, 2021, she got the Moderna booster and her life turned to chaos.&nbsp;The day after the shot, she developed a headache that has persisted to this day, along with daily chest pains. Her lupus flared up and she indeed contracted COVID-19 five days later, but she survived. &nbsp;Jodie now has her menstrual cycle&nbsp;every 10 days, lasting five days in duration, and cannot make it through the day without having to lie down.&nbsp;Jodie says “there are no words to describe” how “horrible” life has become.&nbsp;To add insult to injury, Jodie’s physicians will not even entertain the possibility of a link between the adverse events and the vaccine.&nbsp;“Please don't ever put this poison in your body,” says Jodie. “If I could turn back time, I would in a minute.”&nbsp;<hr>See also:<ul><li><a href="https://www.frontline.news/post/vaccine-victims-with-no-voice" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Vaccine victims with no voice</a></li></ul>

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