I lost my faith in mainstream medicine years ago but this story is shocking! That a GP should advise any of her patients to get a jab to protect other people is completely unethical. A doctor’s responsibility is to his/her patient not to a number of unknown people. And to advice a patient - even if she did not believe herself that it was a vaccine injury (it was her job to consider all possibilities, especially as this was an experimental jab) - to get another jab without any idea of the potential harms, is quite inexplicable.
My heart goes out to this woman and many like her. They have been badly let down by a health service and government who I no longer believe cares at all for our wellbeing.
We are witnessing what amounts to malpractice, by clinicians who should know better; after all, they are supposed to be well educated and cognisant of drug induced side effects: iatrogenic disease.
As for the MP; he, too,should be thoroughly ashamed of his intemperate dismissal of the victims' suffering and his ad hominem attacks on Sir Christopher Chope.
I heard his comments in parliament and I was sickened. I feel devastated for this poor lady. The gaslighting adds such extreme insult to the injury. I did not have the injection and it changed my life in other ways (loss of job, friends, marriage etc) but I do not have to suffer like this young lady. And then to be insulted by our MP's, it's absolutely horrible. My ex has nerve damage in his arm and neck and no pain killers will touch it.
I wrote to him too, saying thanks for confirming there’s no reason to return to the U.K. with hateful people like him still in positions of power. Here in NZ, Jacinda is persisting with her totalitarianism, but at least we can largely ignore her policies out in the rural communities. So far.
I lost my faith in mainstream medicine years ago but this story is shocking! That a GP should advise any of her patients to get a jab to protect other people is completely unethical. A doctor’s responsibility is to his/her patient not to a number of unknown people. And to advice a patient - even if she did not believe herself that it was a vaccine injury (it was her job to consider all possibilities, especially as this was an experimental jab) - to get another jab without any idea of the potential harms, is quite inexplicable.
My heart goes out to this woman and many like her. They have been badly let down by a health service and government who I no longer believe cares at all for our wellbeing.
We are witnessing what amounts to malpractice, by clinicians who should know better; after all, they are supposed to be well educated and cognisant of drug induced side effects: iatrogenic disease.
As for the MP; he, too,should be thoroughly ashamed of his intemperate dismissal of the victims' suffering and his ad hominem attacks on Sir Christopher Chope.
I'm afraid there is a bit of psychopath in many politicians.
Empathy? No chance.
I heard his comments in parliament and I was sickened. I feel devastated for this poor lady. The gaslighting adds such extreme insult to the injury. I did not have the injection and it changed my life in other ways (loss of job, friends, marriage etc) but I do not have to suffer like this young lady. And then to be insulted by our MP's, it's absolutely horrible. My ex has nerve damage in his arm and neck and no pain killers will touch it.
I wrote to him too, saying thanks for confirming there’s no reason to return to the U.K. with hateful people like him still in positions of power. Here in NZ, Jacinda is persisting with her totalitarianism, but at least we can largely ignore her policies out in the rural communities. So far.
I hope this poor lady gets the help she needs. I think karma will be coming round for Elliot at some point.
Any doctor that recommends this jab is guilty of medical negligence.
Sue the arse off every one of them.
They are meant to be intelligent.
Sue the MP as well.
Though intelligence has never been a part of their remit.