re: DIY if Your Doctor Won’t Report Vaccine Reactions to VAERS

JACKELANDBOGART — 6/4/2021 10:31:02 AM

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re: DIY if Your Doctor Won’t Report Vaccine Reactions to VAERS

WL4816 — 6/4/2021 9:22:59 AM

A DIY adverse reaction report to VAERS would be the unvalidated claim of the person submitting the report. Normally, anything involving medical issues needs to be verified by a medical doctor's (M.D.) diagnosis as validation. Obviously, if your doctor is siding with the vaccine industry in any way, you should try to find a different doctor, one who is objective and not industry-biased. Nearly all doctors, especially American ones, are industry-biased and the pharma drugs they prescribe kill thousands of people every year. It would be accurate to state that pharma-oriented American doctors are cold-blooded murderers. My doctor (civilian) has encouraged me to get the COVID vaccine and he told me that we will not discuss anything negative about vaccines. Also, on a different aspect of the same subject, anyone who uses VA healthcare facilities should be aware that the VA is employing large, armed, muscular thugs (they look like wrestlers or bouncers) to form a checkpoint inside the entrance, facing incoming people and looking them over in an intimidating manner. One or more of them will approach you, closely, and ask if you want the vaccine (VA is recommending the J&J "vaccine"). If you just say "no," they will let you go on your way, but there may be police or other security personnel who may observe or even follow you inside the building, such as if you enter an elevator or restroom. Security personnel may be wearing a VA police uniform or civilian clothing, such as a dark business suit, and they tend to be larger than the average person. Mask-wearing is strictly enforced in VA and military facilities, such as commissaries and base stores, but are no longer required in the local civilian community, so it's easy to forget to put a mask on before entering these Federal facilities.

re: DIY if Your Doctor Won’t Report Vaccine Reactions to VAERS

joy316 — 6/3/2021 8:27:54 PM

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