The Fight


On February 25, 2017, I lost my 4-year-old son Johnathan to a nine-dose cocktail of vaccinations. They wreaked havoc on his brain causing a grand mal seizure that he never woke up from.

Since then, I have learned that not all children can handle the adjuvants that are contained within the vaccines. The safety of multiple vaccines and the entire CDC schedule of vaccines has not been tested in its entirety. The limited testing that has been done has compared vaccines against other vaccines and not vaccines against a true placebo.

We must demand proper scientific testing and a vaccinated versus un-vaccinated study.

Pharmaceutical companies should be held liable for the damage their products create, but they aren’t. They haven’t been since the government gave them immunity in 1986.

Please read my blogs and familiarize yourself with the resources provided.

I don’t want anyone to go through what I went through ever again!!


2 thoughts on “The Fight”

  1. I’m so sorry for you and your family, I’m afraid for all of us, I believe we are fighting a losing battle, but I will fight to my last breath. Detoxing seems to help, I have been detoxing for a year now and I have ups and downs but clearly it is our only hope to remove the toxic poison they are forcing on us. What is happening today is present day genocide


    1. It is never a losing battle if we can help even one child live and not suffer from lifelong neurological setbacks. I worry for when ultimately vaccines will be mandatory and the government takes control of our bodies. I feel like this is something we will see in our lifetimes and ultimately have started seeing already. I have had people tell me, well vaccines have saved millions, your son was an unfortunate case of someone who reacted poorly to vaccines, but overall vaccines save lives. It’s disgusting, hurtful. and the media has exacerbated the entire issue.


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