Doctor who handed out jab exemptions facing imprisonment
A brave doctor I had the pleasure of meeting recently, Dr Valerie Peers, is facing imprisonment due to events ultimately stemming from having her licence suspended after providing desperate workers with COVID-19 vaccine mandate exemptions, a case that made the mainstream news. Source. I was not amongst the lucky recipients. It would have been such a relief to receive an exemption, as it surely was for those she helped, particularly those of us who had and still have legitimate concerns about the autoimmune and cardiovascular implications of vaccination. Dr Peers is fighting through the court system and is fundraising, keeping costs low by minimising lawyer involvement. Source.
Okay Then News wishes the good doctor all the best with her ongoing battles, all stemming from her desire to take her Hippocratic Oath seriously. First, do no harm. And there’s been plenty - and growing - evidence that the jabs are causing harm, to the extent that it is plausible that the risks of the jabs outweigh the benefits, at least for the young and healthy. It’s been very disappointing that doctors, long held as being amongst our best and brightest, have let us down so dramatically on this. And the ones that remained rational and ethical face persecution, even imprisonment.
Okay then.
Extra: We will soon be discussing doctors and the challenges they face in reporting vaccine injuries and the observation that ‘long COVID’ is found in never-infected vaccinees (again), which have become surprisingly entwined with my upcoming medical journal article on negative effectiveness.
People should be able to act on their sincere beliefs. That’s what’s called freedom of conscience and if they believe that something is injurious to them, they shouldn’t have to participate in that injurious activity. Both the doctor and patient believed that the vaccines were dangerous so they both acting on their own free will.
Thanks for the link to Dr Peers' GiveSendGo campaign.