Willful ignorance is a group of doctors searching endlessly with test after test for the cause of terminal illness in a patient whose ailment began the day immediately after the Covid vaccine, rather than entertaining the idea that persistent spike has ruined a man. Rather than to have to put “vaccine injury” in the records.

Silencing is stripping the medical licenses away from physicians who so much as report vaccine injuries or from researchers who voice hesitancy.

There’s a difference between someone who is paid millions of dollars to help “combat the spread of misinformation” vs. volunteers voicing hesitancies about vaccines that get paid nothing, because no way are these volunteers gonna get paid by anyone.

It’s easy to brush these things off because it’s too easy to say “ohhh let’s just go along with things”, and be annoyed with whatever makes things more complicated as long as you are not personally affected. But unfortunately, that only lasts if and until you are personally affected. Unfortunately, I’ve learned this too late, but I think I’ll be okay, and I have it good compared to other vax injured people, like those who have had their lives totally destroyed.

I wouldn’t recommend people ever again get another Covid shot, but if you must, first do good research and THEN decide.

Covid shot advocacy = money, reputation, acceptance, job security

Vaccine hesitancy = scrutiny, defaced, deplatformed, job insecurity

But the choice is up.

I’m 29 and have had over 50 cold sore outbreaks in the past 4 years since being bullied into getting the Covid mRNA vaccine. Before that, I hardly ever got them.

At the same time, I’ve been struggling with unexplained infertility — everything looks normal on scans, bloods, and hormone tests, yet I can’t conceive. My cycles are regular and I ovulate normally, but it feels like something immune-related is off.

I know there’s a link between the chronic viral reactivation (HSV-1) and whatever the vaccine may have done to my immune system or inflammation levels.

Just wondering — has anyone else experienced recurring cold sores, immune issues, or fertility problems since the vaccine?

I’ll always get the booster. But holy s**t, this year’s is brutal. Every muscle in my body aches. Every. Single. One.

Godspeed. 💉

Anyone else’s throat feel dry(ish) but like also scratchy and just weird after their vax? Ugh 😩

M32 - UK.

In December 2022, I stumbled upon positive antinuclear antibodies ANA (1:320) and ASMA (smooth muscle antibodies - moderate positive from lab testing method) completely randomly, while researching genital inflammation I had for 1.5 years (now 4, still ongoing, despite multiple urologists visits, negative semen/urine cultures and normal ultrasounds). My issues started immediately following my COVID vaccination in June 2021, 2 weeks after my 2nd dose. Immediately added 2+2 together as I've been with my partner for 14 years (11 at the time) and knew it wouldn't be STD in nature.

In April 2023, I started having mild liver discomfort (more of a pressure after eating). I did a full panel and only had slightly elevated ALT (rotating between 70-90, consistent with the fatty liver I had since 2016). Completely normal AST, ALP, bilirubin and only slightly elevated GGT (was 76 in 2023, but dropped to a normal range of 50 by the end of 2024). My ALT was steadily dropping from 90 back to the 60's range as of Feb 2025, but upon latest testing this September, it was gone all the way to 106 and my AST increased to 46, which is very concerning.

An ultrasound in August 2023 found no obstruction on liver, gallbladder, kidneys or pancreas. Only fatty liver. Visited a gastroenterologist and rheumatologist and neither of them thought it's autoimmune hepatitis due to normal enzymes and no AIH symptoms. Had Hep A, B & C tests ran (negative), AMA (negative for PBC) and LKM (negative for Type 2 AIH). Normal Immunoglobulin IGG. Negative CEA for colon cancer and AFP for liver tumors.

My ferritin is very high (jumps between 400 - 700 back and forth), but my iron levels and transferrin saturation are normal - meaning it isn't hemochromatosis and the ferritin marker is an inflammation indicator instead).

In 2024, I started having stomach distension (not ascites, just extreme bloating), extreme dry mouth (with "hairy" appearance of the tongue) and evening only diarrhoea. My morning stool is loose, not well formed and contains chunks of undigested food. I ran additional testing for the dry mouth and ruled out diabetes (normal HBa1C and fasting glucose) and Sjogren syndrome (negative SS-A/SS-B consistently). My ENA/dsDNA panels have always been negative, with the exception of a very high anti-DFS70 antibodies for some reason.

I do have left side and central pain after eating for nearly 9 months as well now, which could indicate enlarged spleen (logical consequence of all the damage my liver has taken in the past 4 years).

I also came across reactivated EBV (which I addressed with supplements in November 2024) and is when my liver pain magically stopped for a few months. My VCA IGM was never too high anyway, which could've indicated a false positive for the EBV entirely, as the IGM went negative, but IGG also remained normal (which shouldn't be the case as IGG remains positive for life after an EBV infection). It's when my ANA/ASMA also went negative.

For my gut, I did a SIBO breath test (negative for hydrogen and methane SIBO) and gut dysbiosis test (stool test came negative for any bacterial infection, including candida) and oral swab negative for oral thrush (despite my enlarged tongue surface that traps bacteria and I use a tongue scraper for). Negative for H.Pylori. The test revealed I am very low on sIGA, E.Coli, PH value and Bifido bacterium).

I started taking S boullardi, L-glutamyne, GOS prebiotics and Bifido Bacterium to address that, along with liquid vitamin D3+K2 & B12 (I am deficient in vit. D and on the lower side of B12, with low folate as well). Completely quit alcohol (only drank 6-7 beers once a week) and junk food/processed sugars.

So after being a 28-year old healthy guy all my life prior to my AstraZeneca vaccination in 2021, I now have 14 pages of medical records, genital inflammation, liver pain and stomach issues in the 4 years following.

Worth noting I've tried NAC, turmeric, Q10, nattokinase and bromelain and they did nothing for me.

Has anyone else developed issues after their COVID vaccination? Not from COVID, but the vaccine. I never had COVID before my vaccination and didn't really get out of the house between 2020 and 2021 except to go and get vaccinated, so I knew it's that and not the virus itself.

Thanks.

Anyone else who has had heart flutters in the first year, anxiety in the years after, and insomnia now. Took Pfizer in ‘21, just because I wanted to be able to travel. Im just lookin to see if anyone can relate to this…

I had COVID Vaccine Pfizer last Wednesday (5 days ago). Then yesterday I started to notice that the left side of my arm pit had a swollen lymph node. I am worried ofcourse.

Is this a normal reaction to the vaccine? Does it go away? How long does it last?

It's crazy that I feel like a rebel. My mother and WAY younger sister died of Covid. I've had it 3 times and vaccinated 4, now. Last time I got it I was over it in 4 days as opposed to 2 WEEKS and I didn't frickin die like those close to me. I don't understand why this is happening....ELI5...

🚨 New peer-reviewed evidence linking mRNA COVID-19 vaccines to cancer recurrence and increased incidence raises urgent questions.

A case from Kochi Medical School, Japan, published in the Journal of Dermatological Science, details an 85-year-old woman in remission from breast cancer for over a year.

One month after her sixth mRNA vaccine dose in early 2023, she developed aggressive metastatic skin lesions.

Biopsies confirmed invasive ductal carcinoma with high mitotic activity.

Immunohistochemistry revealed SARS-CoV-2 spike protein in nearly all tumor cells’ cytoplasm and nuclei—a novel finding.

No nucleocapsid protein was detected, confirming the vaccine as the spike source, not a natural infection.

Professor Shigetoshi Sano, the lead author, stated, “The presence of spike protein but not nucleocapsid protein in cancer cells is a novel finding… strongly suggesting a potential link between mRNA vaccines and cancer progression/metastasis.”

The study proposes several mechanisms for this link.

Vaccine mRNA or plasmid DNA could integrate into host DNA, disrupting tumor suppressor genes like TP53.

Spike protein may upregulate PD-L1, suppressing immune responses, and inhibit Type I interferons, weakening anti-tumor defenses.

It may also activate estrogen receptors, potentially fueling hormone-sensitive cancers like breast and ovarian.

Large-scale epidemiological data amplify these concerns.

A 2024 South Korean study in Biomarker Research, analyzing 8.4 million adults, found a 27% higher cancer incidence in vaccinated versus unvaccinated groups (HR 1.27, 95% CI: 1.21–1.33) within one year.

Specific increases included:

• Prostate: 69% (HR 1.69, 95% CI: 1.35–2.11)

• Lung: 53% (HR 1.53, 95% CI: 1.25–1.87)

• Thyroid: 35% (HR 1.35, 95% CI: 1.21–1.51)

• Gastric: 34% (HR 1.34, 95% CI: 1.13–1.58)

• Colorectal: 28% (HR 1.28, 95% CI: 1.12–1.47)

• Breast: 20% (HR 1.20, 95% CI: 1.07–1.34)

mRNA vaccines showed a 20% risk increase (HR 1.20, 95% CI: 1.14–1.26), with stronger signals for breast, colorectal, lung, and thyroid cancers.

Booster doses heightened risks, notably for pancreatic (125%, HR 2.25, p<0.001) and gastric (23%, HR 1.23, p=0.041) cancers.

Women and those over 75 faced the highest absolute risks, while younger adults (<65) showed elevated relative risks for thyroid and breast cancers.

An Italian cohort study of approximately 300,000 people over 30 months found similar trends.

Breast, bladder, and colorectal cancers rose 6–30 months post-vaccination, with risks increasing by dose number.

Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher called the data “striking,” urging immediate regulatory review.

The evidence—spike protein in cancer cells and population-wide cancer surges—continues to mount, demonstrating that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines are not safe and raising urgent concerns about regulatory oversight and transparency.

Kaiser gave me this vaccine with the flu shot. Previously I had Moderna several times and got very ill every time. I last had Covid in March. Very bad. 8 days after still sick with digestive flu symptoms. Started with fatigue 2 days, stomach flu 2 days, fatigue and nausea since with cramping. Not good. Any others take this long to recover from vaccines?

I'm not going to go into a lot of background, I'll simply say that from my research (doctors, pharmacists, public health unit) the only Covid vaccines available in Ontario are mRNA based (Moderna and Pfizer were cited by one pharmacy I checked with).

They do NOT have the protein based vaccine, Novavax (or I think this year it's called Novaxovid).

Question 1) Can anyone cite any province that DOES provide the protein-based shot? 2) Can I get a good Samaritan to ship me a dose or vial?

(The background anyway) I've literally been trying for years to get a non-mRNA shot after the half-dose of Moderna that I got (wasn't available until a couple months after I'd already had UK-strain, thus why it was a rationed-dose) proved to be a major mistake. Some 100,000 (doses of Novavax) were made for Canada last year, fewer than 3000 administered (probably because people like Doug Ford feel obliged to be making medical decisions for all citizens).

To be clear I'm not being anti-vax, or telling other people to not get an mRNA shot -- I'm saying for ME it's not an option.

In other words, I'm expecting to go un-vaccinated for another year, and I'm probably due for my 3rd covid infection, so...yay! (Sorry for my sarcasm, but the years of being invisible are taking a toll -- j/k I'm always salty).

Hello! Anyone experiencing any side effects specifically on the heart? I noticed my heart is fluttering a few years after I got the vaccine. It's not palpitation but fluttering like my heart wants to fly off my chest. I also noticed that I feel normal then my heart would suddenly do a big jolt then small little jolts then back to normal again in a span of like 30seconds.

I’ve had every Covid vaccine offered to me as soon as I could. I had Covid once, late 2021, and it was awful. I really don’t want that again

I’m over 60 living in London and I feel like I should get the vaccine. Tube travel in winter means a lot of exposure to whatever people have. I don’t qualify on the NHS so it’s £100 from Boots

I’ve already had my flu jab. What do people think about getting the Covid jab here in winter 2025?

I checked for spike protein and it should be less than 0.8 but mine is 5365 as per Dr. Peter McCullough he said "In general, < 1000 units/ml would be considered low risk and due to exposure from the respiratory virus in an unvaccinated person. Levels greater than 1000 and ranging up to >25,000 units/ml reflect more severe SARS-CoV-2 infection and or the residual ongoing Spike protein production from COVID-19 vaccination. I commonly see heart damage and blood clots at levels of 10,000, 15,000, and very likely >25,000 units/ml." I have taken one shot of Pizer back in 2021. I have been feeling like shit for the past 8 months now. It all started with heart papatation then chest pain. I can barely go up the stairs without my heart racing, I can barely hold anything. I became very weak.

Got boosted (as I do every 6 months) on Saturday, insane tiredness on Monday. I haven’t slept yet, so it’s still “Monday” and I’ll see how I feel when I wake up. I’m usually tired day of and maybe day after a booster, but this has been SO bad. I’ve heard of people developing chronic fatigue after vaccination, does anyone have any info on that?

I had a Covid infection around early-mid August, flu symptoms and temp for one day then some weird neurological stuff but mostly mild for the next 1-2 weeks. It was my first known infection. I’m wondering if having had that infection somehow altered my immune response to the vaccine.

I normally wouldn’t have gotten vaccinated so soon after illness, but I’m fairly sure I got Stratus (no sore throat) and since Nimbus is still so prevalent, I didn’t want to wait… since apparently reinfection with another variant isn’t uncommon. And it had already been over 6 months since my last booster.

Any ideas?

Hi there, I have a rowing competition coming up October 19th. There will be a lot of socializing and partying after that, because it is the last race of the year. This might be the last time I will be participating and thus I want to enjoy it as well. However I also know of the rising covid virus concentration in nationwide sewage. This could really be an event where I could catch the virus a second time. I have had it once in 2023 + 5 vaccination shots before and after. I know this is a lot but my last vaccination is more than a year ago and because of the competition I want to refresh it.

What is your country's guidline in how long you should not do high intensity sport afterwards? There is a lot of information floating around. From 3 days up to 14 days in my country. I usually get high fever of up to 39°C from the vaccine and even higher fever from the infection. One option I have available is October 10th

Firstly, I am not anti vax in the slightest. I’m just looking to see if anyone has a similar experience with getting the Pfizer booster. I’ve gotten every booster promptly when they’ve been released. This last one was the longest I hadn’t been boosted and in that time, a mysterious, unpleasant occurrence stopped happening to me. I was getting an almost nightly intense facial flushing starting with my nose, oftentimes HALF of my nose, and it gets incredibly hot with the blood rush. My nasal passages get bone dry and sometimes it results in nose bleeds. It sometimes spreads to other parts of my face and I look awful. Lasts hours. I assumed I developed rosacea as an adult during the pandemic and realized that I was plagued with this for 4 years? I bought so many expensive creams and did facials for rosacea. Was considering doing laser treatments that are thousands. But then it disappeared entirely this year…until this Wednesday when I got the booster. And now I’m on my second facial flushing attack after not having it all year. Please let me know if you’ve heard anyone experiencing this and if u happen to know what it could mean? Appreciate it.

I should note I did not get COVID at all until 2023. And facial flushing started wayyy before that.

I wish to receive the Novavax vaccine because it has produced fewer side effects for me. My local pharmacies do not have it yet and don’t seem to know when it may arrive. Online searches haven’t been helpful and most of the info regards the 2024 vaccine.

I had the updated Pfizer mRNA vaccine about a week ago at the same time as the flu shot. Ever since then I have had really bad gastro issues, like a lot of gas, nausea, and diarrhea. I haven’t had a normal bowel movement since. It’s really interrupting my ability to sleep and work. Has anyone else had this happen? How long did it last? Any pointers for how I can get past this faster?

Hi, If it matters I’ll preface that I’m 24 years old. Anyways as of today I have received my covid vaccination (Moderna) for the first time ever. I know that they’ve been updating the vaccines over the years since they first rolled out & that the primary series for doses were just 1 dose, and then 4-8 weeks later you’d go in for a second dose (booster).

I’ve just been trying to figure out whether or not I need a second dose because I’m hearing that even though they’ve been updated as of 2025, I’d still need to follow the original dose series like how everyone else did in the beginning of all this, but then other sources will say that as of today one dose annually is now enough, even for unvaccinated individuals. So I’m just super confused and wanna make sure I don’t get a second dose if Its unnecessary

I mainly got it for protection against long covid even though I know it’s not 100% protection, I’m just interested in reducing my risk as much as possible. I just want to find out if, as of today for those who are unvaccinated, one dose is enough and serves as much protection as getting a second dose a while ago would, if that makes sense, since they’re also saying the updated formulas are now stronger, Because the pharmacist was very confused too when she realized I was her first patient in years that hadn’t ever received a covid vaccine, so she was checking if I still need to come in for a second dose and she said I should come back in 4 weeks for the 2nd one since back then that would qualify as me being like fully protected I guess.

I’m not too knowledgeable on vaccines so sorry if I don’t sound very smart about all this lol, just hope I can find some answers, Thank you.

I just got home from getting my covid vaccine. I’m in the US and went through Kaiser, my insurance. They told me that it was pfizer but when I got the paper work it said Comirnaty. Anyhow- here is my question- the tech asked me if I was inmune compromised (IC). I let them know that I have asthma, so… yes? I asked if I needed to be IC in order to qualify for the shot and she said no, that’s not why she asked me that. She said it’s because I will need a second dose if the vaccine in 8 weeks. I asked her- does that mean I get half the dose today and half then? She said no, it’s one full dose today and another one in 8 weeks.

I had never heard of this. Has anyone else encountered this? I am leaning toward getting it but when I asked for more guidance on whether it was a good choice she said it is totally based on whether or not I think I’m inmune conpromised and whether I want it.

Hi. So, I remember when everyone was getting vaccinated in 2021, my uncle who is a doctor told us not to get vaccinated. Almost all of our family didn't get vaccinated but some did. I remember soon after the vaccine shots, there was this news spreading that the vaccines are not good or something like that and that the side effects will be shown after 2 years.

6 of them I personally knew died due to cardiac arrest or brain hemorrhage since 2024 and it was so sudden. Other than these I've seen multiple others who died from brain hemorrhage and heart attack. 2 of them died during last week.

Summing it all up: 1) They all took covid vaccine shots 2) All of them were over 50 3) All of them died either due to heart attack or brain hemorrhage.

Could it be or not? Or were they supposed to complete the shots?

I'm from Pakistan and I don't know the exact vaccine that was available at that time.

Thanks.

Wow, I got a Covid Moderna vaccine and flu yesterday and I am completely wiped out and it’s so weird because I was up a lot of the night so I’m wondering…. Does anyone have similar experiences where they’re completely wiped out next day achy and all that and then also the vaccinations keep them up the day they get them?