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This is polio.
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This is a hard-to-swallow truth…but more people need to understand! 💉 Vaccine-induced polio is real (just has a fancy new name —> Transverse Myelitis) & it is paralyzing *healthy kids* in the name of “protecting” them. 🤯😱😤 God bless this family. 🙏🏼

this one is such a vibe

The Hepatitis B shot made me extremely sick. My former employer said I had to get these vaccines if I wanted to work at the hospital. The Employee Nurse laughed at me when I reported being sick after the first shot. They said it was probably the "flu" shot they forced on me too. When it came time to take another Hep B shot a month later, I got sick again. This time, it took me out of work for 10 days. It was reported to the CDC and local health dept. Within 9 months, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia.

Acute Flaccid Myelitis peaks in the summers where doctors push the polio vaccine on school children. I'm convinced it's vaccine-induced polio.

This is exactly what happened to my son, 8 months old for him. Never thought of TM just being vax induced polio.

So many children are still sick after vaccinations. In other countries it's the same. Also covid-vaccines are very dangerous: Guillain-Barre, neurological damage, encephalitis, inflammation in the brain. Tranverse myelitis. Tremors. Heart-inflammation. It have to stop !

4 shots one visit. Barring emergency… when has it ever been a good idea to inject more than one medication at the same time? One doesn’t need a degree in immunology to see this is a bad idea.

Seems like @RobertKennedyJr needs to be talking more with @realDonaldTrump about this since he’s already taken a stand on the polio vaccine.

They are probably still doing this to other children. They know but, I bet they haven't stopped.

Dear @SenWarren Please help.

As a child, I was taken in for vaccines. By the time we made it back to our home, I had lost all feeling and control of the bottom half of my body. My mother had to carry me into our home. I was paralyzed for weeks but thankfully not permanently like this poor kid.


