Mother testifies in the Senate about her 21-year-old daughters death after a Moderna Covid-19 jab

Australian Mother testifies in the Senate about her 21-year-old daughters death after a Moderna Covid-19 booster jab.

A Melbourne mother appeared before a Senate committee hearing on Tuesday, blaming those pushing for compulsory vaccines for her 21-year-old daughter's death.

Natalie Boyce died in March 2022, five weeks after receiving a Moderna vaccine booster shot.

She was the only person linked to heart complications from either the Pfizer or Moderna mRNA shots recognized by Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).

In her prepared remarks, Boyce's mother, Deborah Hamilton, recounted the medical negligence of Victoria’s health system and slammed the vaccine mandates, claiming that her daughter was "strongly encouraged" by her part-time employer to get vaccinated, and the university required vaccinations to attend campus.

Ms Hamilton also highlighted the importance of informed consent and the right to choose what vaccines and medications to take.