Doctor's Shift Against Vaccinations

What made me go from completely pro-injection after 30 years in

medicine to completely against every single one of them?

If you've ever been called crazy for not taking them or giving them to your

kids, this one's for you.

I'm a medical doctor with a degree in microbiology and immunology.

I took virology. I understood how the immune system

mounts a response. For most of my career, I was fully on board with all of it.

That's what I was taught, and my own background just reinforced it.

Then 2020 happened, and I started questioning things I never

had before.

Then 2021, the experimental injection came out, and

things did not sit right with me. The timeline that it moved

through made it scientifically impossible to make the

claims that were being made. Not enough time had passed, and

not enough was known, so I said no, and I refused to

put it into my body, and that decision cost me my career, but

it also pushed me somewhere I hadn't gone before.

I started doing research in a way that I never had and going through

everything that I thought I understood.

Early in 2021, I made a post encouraging people to

question things that they were being told because not everything

was true,

and then I got viciously attacked in my community, mostly

by physicians' wives. From Christmas 2021 onward,

I started speaking publicly in person about where I stood.

I've shared my opinion before, but this is the first time that I've done it like

this on social media. So let me say it clearly.

I know there are people out there who need to hear this from someone like me

who's been in the medical system and now sees things very

differently. Here's where I've landed.

I am against every single poke that goes into the arm, every

jab, every shot, all of them. Every single

one I took myself, every one I ever gave my kids, I

regret, and I will never take another single one

again.

That's not a position I came to lightly.

30 years in medicine, a degree in immunology, and it still took

everything falling apart for me to see what I hadn't been shown before.