Vaxxed Down Under

Kim worked in nursing and family healthcare for years, but it wasn’t until she vaccinated her first son and witnessed all of the health issues that arose first hand, that she began to look more into the risk of vaccines and decided to go down a different path. She chose not to vaccinate her next three children, and saw a significant improvement with their health and development. Kim advises people to take fear out of the equation and start making decisions from a place that aligns with what they truly feel is right for them.

Naree shares what she experienced during the COVID 'pandemic' and how she lost her job for refusing to take the COVID jab.

Karen and her family were stood down from work and discriminated against for deciding not to get the COVID vaccine. As a concerned mother, she did her research and couldn’t find any evidence to show that the COVID vaccine was safe and effective. She was labelled an ‘anti-vaxxer’, and although Karen didn’t get jabbed, she came into contact with many people that had, and encountered her own health issues as a result. She urges people that have taken the COVID shot to look at the evidence and start questioning things before taking any more.

Jodie shares what she experienced in her community and with her family during the height of the COVID 'pandemic'. Living in a small town, she was discriminated against and harassed because she refused to wear a mask or get jabbed. Her son lost his job because he chose not to get the COVID jab, while her daughter took the shot to be able to see her family for Christmas, which left her hospitalised and facing a potential hysterectomy. Jodie leads by example, and urges people to move out of fear and start finding solutions by connecting with others and creating communities that are more self-sufficient and supportive.

Julie speaks about her experience with the Whooping Cough vaccine, and also shares her husband’s story of encountering early-onset dementia following the COVID shot. Julie advises people to stop and question vaccination and consider what the real cost is when it goes wrong.

Izzy bravely shares her experiences with vaccination from her own childhood, as well as with her own children. After Izzy’s older brother experienced various reactions up until his 18-month childhood shots, it didn’t take her parents long to realise that something wasn’t right. Shortly after Izzy was born, they made the decision to stop vaccinating both of their children, and used homeopathic prophylaxis instead. At 17 years old, Izzy fell pregnant with her first child, and was pressured and coerced into receiving two vaccinations during her pregnancy and postpartum, both of which she had reactions to. Although she chose not to vaccinate either of her children, Izzy’s eldest son was diagnosed with autism and ADD around 5 years of age, which she suspects is linked to the MMR shot that she was pressured into taking right after he was born. Her second pregnancy and birth were completely natural, and she has noticed a significant difference in her younger son’s health and development. Izzy encourages people to take a look at both sides of the vaccination issue before making a decision, in order to make a truly informed choice.

Geraldine shares the story of her husband, David, who was fired by his employer of 10 years for choosing not to take the COVID vaccine, amidst battling with health issues of her own.

Heidi shares her experience as a mother and primary school teacher, whose life changed drastically when her employment contract was terminated for choosing not to take the COVID vaccine. This lead to the decision to pull her 3 kids out of school and homeschool instead, which only changed her family’s life for the better.

Donna shares her experience with choosing not to vaccinate either of her two daughters, as well as, more recently losing her job as a Steiner school teacher for refusing the COVID vaccine, which left her temporarily homeless and in financial turmoil. She is now focused on connecting with the local community and working on projects that steer towards being more self-sufficient and less reliant on the government and monetary system. Donna is committed to setting a good example for her children, and encourages people to do the same, by steering away from technology and social media, and tuning back into themselves and the natural world around them.

Deborah was a secondary school teacher until the COVID jabs were mandated and her choice to refuse the vaccine put her job in jeopardy. She is now involved in grass roots movements geared towards homeschooling & community-based education, and supporting families in moving away from the public school system and becoming more self-sufficient. She encourages people who want to make a change to reach out and get involved with groups like TAP (The Australia Project) and Reignite Democracy Australia, that are dedicated to creating better systems for a brighter future.

Anita shares the stories of people close to her who have been severely impacted by the COVID vaccines. She watched her best friend’s health deteriorate after receiving 2 doses of the Astrazeneca vaccine, and also has a cousin who died 5 days after receiving a (third dose) booster shot. Anita had never questioned vaccines before, but quickly realised something wasn’t right as she saw the COVID jab being rolled out.