One Day is Today
No more shaming vaccine injury mothers
For many years we have endured horrible treatment, Harassment, Degradation, And abuse, All for saying that our children were harmed by vaccines .
For many years we circulated a popular meme that said “One day it will not be okay to make fun of mothers of vaccine injured children.”
I am declaring that today is that day.
The man who has carried our cries to the public for Almost 20 years now , has now been sworn in as the head of the Department of Health and Human Services. This was so far-fetched only a year ago that I firmly believed it is an act of God.
So I am declaring that we are done with being shamed by anyone who wants to call us conspiracy theorists or just a bunch of genetically inferior women looking for something else to blame. To the “journalist” who once compared me to a warthog, no.
All done. Shame on you. I reject being harassed online, being insulted in legislative bodies, being treated badly by schools, and being called mean names ever again.
Today is the day that we get to begin walking with our heads held high that we were the ones who finally won the culture war with Pharma. We have stormed the castle and it now belongs to the formerly shamed mothers. We will never return evil for evil, nor will we accept their evil any longer. So the next time your in-laws, or cousins, or workmates make fun of you as a vaccine injury parent, show them your hand and say it's not okay to make fun of us anymore.
And please use this meme freely in response to trolls who have not figured out that their party is over.
Horrible treatment, harassment and persecution. I mostly kept my head down because we were diplomats and it could have brought harm to us. Still happened, regardless. Our pediatrician in France (an asshole American who also treated the Jolie-Pitt kids) reported us for refusing a vax and we got investigated by the state department and the army and were threatened with the possibility of our children being apprehended. All of my Canadian nursing colleague “friends” mocked me and shamed me. One screamed at me that “vaccines save lives” after I was in tears about my son’s regressions and had openly shared my pain. University “friends” mocked me online and shamed me regularly while we suffered alone. I have been numb for many years by our mistreatment. Thawing just a little today, though too timid to get my hopes up just yet. You are right. It is not okay to make fun of moms of vax injured kids.
Thank you. I am relieved we escaped the modern-day Holocaust. We left Europe when we lost our freedoms. The last few years have felt like we were about to reenact The Sound of Music. We are safe now and the political shift assures me we will be safer than ever before. God is Sovereign.