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My daughter was 17, fully vaccinated, thinking it’d keep her safe. Thirty days later, she was gone. I watched her slip away, and I’ll never forgive the lies she was fed. She wanted to protect herself and others, but instead, she paid the price. I’m fighting for her—my beautiful...

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Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News🥜1 year ago

I am so sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter and I cannot imagine. ❤️🙏 You are not alone. We have so many people write us who have lost their loved ones and often daughters, or are now double & quadruple amputation after the shot, who barely made it. & #turbocancer

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Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella🐭1 year ago

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Ptross_the_general 🇺🇸⭐️⭐️1 year ago

No vaccine is safe

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Lori1 year ago

This makes my blood boil , this should have never happen , so sorry , keep sharing this never stop never stop

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Lorrie Rainville1 year ago

My heart hurts for you 💔 we will get them all

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Joanie J. 🇺🇸1 year ago

The medical establishment murdered your daughter, they knew and didn't care.

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Jenny P1 year ago

They wouldn’t be able to shut me up either! Someone must be held accountable and soon! I wish you all the best.

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Pip Reynolds1 year ago

I am so sorry for your loss. My 32 year old son was forced by his Grandmother to take 2 Pfizer jabs at Walgreens. As he layer there dying she didn't even call for an ambulance. I can't have her arrested and I can't even get his assistance from her. Pat Wynne is a very sick woman

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irina godunko1 year ago

How the stories of young people died from HPV injection didn’t make you question everything??? It was huge… and it left you indifferent….

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I've Got Questions1 year ago

Absolutely heartbreaking

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