23/07/2026
I’ve always stood with the vaccine injured. I always will.
Even if you call me names today, and tomorrow your family is the one looking for answers, I’ll still be here.
I don’t speak out because I hate people. I speak out because I hate seeing people hurt.
Every injured child breaks my heart. Every grieving family breaks my heart. I don’t see enemies. I see human beings living through unimaginable pain.
I’ve never celebrated another person’s suffering. I never will.
I’ve watched people cheer when those who declined vaccination got sick. I’ve watched people dismiss those living with vaccine injuries. I’ve even watched some critics respond with, “We warned you. You should have listened.”
None of that sits right with me.
Compassion shouldn’t depend on whether someone made the same choices we would have made.
I’ve lived this journey. I know what it’s like to search for answers. I know what it’s like to be dismissed. That’s exactly why I refuse to dismiss anyone else.
My mission has never been to shame parents. It has never been to win an argument.
My mission is to help prevent suffering, to support those who have been injured, and to ensure no family feels abandoned when they need compassion the most.
That’s the difference.
Some people choose sides.
I choose people.
Because every child matters.
Every family matters.
And every person deserves compassion, regardless of the choices they’ve made.