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@linda1334 thank you for sharing. I think we have to share our stories and NOT whitewash or minimize what has happened to us or people we know. I believe many people are suffering in silence and don’t have support or validation. Many are intimidated by doctors and the medical community so won’t dare say anything negative about the vaccine and unfortunately physicians will purposefully avoid making the obvious link. So professionals like myself and the nurses you know need to get loud and angry on behalf of ourselves but also for those who do not have voices to advocate for themselves. I truly wish I was well enough to do more and maybe in the future I will get my health back and be able to advocate for the vaccine injured. No one should be intimidated or shamed into silence. When we hear people chirping how the vaccine “saved millions of lives I want to scream…no it didn’t! By the time the so called vaccine rolled out the deadliest form of COVID was gone and mutated into a much milder version that was tolerated by most people. The absolute brainwashing and harm done by those in charge has been brutal. My goal is to be able to regain my cognitive strength and health enough to finished my masters in bioethics. I have ALOT to work on and hopefully help for the future. I have learned we cannot stay silent and we must hold leaders accountable that includes leaders in politics; medicine, media and government.