The Plight of the Covid Vaccine Injured

UK CV family provides specific support for vaccine-injured individuals in the UK. • 0:48

Caroline, an admin of UK CV family, had adverse reaction to AstraZeneca vaccine. • 2:46

Christian, a psychotherapist, offers psychological support to vaccine-injured individuals. • 3:12

UK CV family organizes various activities and provides a compassionate support system. • 5:18

Christian initially conducted psychological screening for a vaccine injury documentary. • 5:48

He found vaccine-injured individuals’ stories to be emotive due to lack of support. • 7:13

Many individuals feel dismissed by healthcare professionals when reporting vaccine-related issues. • 7:59

Some people have spent significant time and money to get answers about their vaccine injuries. • 8:25

There is a call for questioning the actions of healthcare professionals regarding vaccine injuries. • 8:56

Concerns raised about the lack of proper informed consent before vaccine administration. • 12:06

Difficulty in receiving recognition and support for vaccine injuries within the medical community. • 12:52

Challenges faced by vaccine-injured individuals are often overlooked by the general population. • 13:05

Lack of government and NHS support for vaccine-injured individual. • 13:12

Absence of protocols and guidelines for handling vaccine injurie. • 13:19

Isolation and lack of compassion experienced by vaccine-injured individual. • 15:00

Perception of vaccine injury as a taboo topic in society and among medical professional. • 15:24

Impact on work, finances, and family life due to lack of suppor. • 15:41

International online support groups like UKCV serving as a crucial lifeline for vaccine-injured individual. • 16:42

Censorship of online support groups by Faceboo. • 16:55

Importance of lived experience stories in raising awarenes. • 18:09

Groups providing support were shut down, leading to emotional distress and potential suicides. • 18:50

Support groups have been a lifeline for many, preventing thoughts of suicide. • 18:58

Suicide is a frequent topic of discussion in these groups, with some members lost to it. • 19:56

Long Covid groups vary in their supportiveness towards vaccine-injured individuals. • 23:25

Encouraging support and sharing information between different affected groups is crucial. • 23:33

Understanding and addressing the reasons behind minimizing vaccine injuries is important. • 24:20

Importance of acknowledging the unethical psychological tactics used to manipulate public opinion and create division. • 26:09

Growing number of vaccine-injured individuals facing mistreatment and lack of acknowledgment. • 26:16

Divisiveness in society and tendency to blame others rather than address underlying issues. • 27:03

Call for more compassion and understanding towards all individuals navigating the complexities of the pandemic. • 27:14

Reflection on the decline of compassion in society during the challenges of 2020 and 2021. • 27:28

Pressure felt by some individuals to take the vaccine despite inner doubts leading to self-blame. • 28:33

Shock experienced by those who believed they were doing the right thing by getting vaccinated. • 29:23

Common feeling of shock and lack of support among all individuals who faced vaccine complications. • 29:46

Misdiagnosis of functional diseases leading to psychosomatic treatmen. • 30:22

Difficulty for vaccine-injured individuals to receive mental health suppor. • 31:08

Dehumanizing experiences when pain is dismissed as psychologica. • 31:49

Risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder due to lack of support and validatio. • 32:54

Importance of allowing individuals to talk about medical trauma for healin. • 33:00

Lack of collaboration among medical professionals in addressing vaccine injurie. • 34:31

Need for multi-disciplinary approach to address psychological and medical aspects of vaccine injurie. • 34:37

Censorship of vaccine-injured experiences hindering medical knowledge and diagnosi. • 35:05

Financial challenges in accessing proper investigations for vaccine injurie. • 36:55

Importance of exploring natural options and taking control of one’s healing journe. • 38:05

Emphasis on mental health awareness and seeking support early o. • 38:25

Encouragement to not go through the healing process alone and to seek help from other. • 39:00

Impact of vaccine injuries on family relationships and psychological implication. • 41:03

Observation of relationships breaking down due to the changes brought by vaccine injurie. • 41:32

Sense of loss and identity due to vaccine injur. • 41:55

Impact on ego, especially for breadwinner. • 42:03

Difficulties within families when not believed by medical professionals or partner. • 42:22

Importance of talking openly and honestly about feeling. • 43:42

Strain on relationships when roles shift from independence to dependenc. • 45:05

Comparison with challenges faced by ME/CFS communitie. • 46:13

Desire for cultural change in attitude towards vaccine-injured individual. • 47:06

Many vaccine-injured individuals suffer in silence without support from colleagues or family. • 47:28

People often self-center and respond insensitively to vaccine injury disclosures. • 47:51

Shame was unethically used to influence behavior during the pandemic. • 49:09

There is a need for a shift in societal attitudes towards vaccine-injured individuals. • 49:44

Denial and anger are common reactions when discussing vaccine injuries. • 50:23

Many may have vaccine injuries without realizing it, leading to potential underestimation of the issue. • 51:33

The true percentage of vaccine injuries in the population remains unknown and censorship may be a barrier to understanding the full extent of the problem. • 52:40

Compassion and kindness are crucial towards vaccine-injured individuals. • 53:01

Creating a safe space for vaccine-injured individuals to share their experiences. • 55:06

Need for more acknowledgment and understanding from the medical community. • 56:17

Importance of asking probing questions related to vaccine history for early intervention. • 56:57

Call for support and guidelines from healthcare authorities for vaccine-injured individuals. • 57:35

Suspend personal beliefs and show compassion when listening to vaccine-injured individuals’ stories. • 58:03

Compassion and awareness are crucial in supporting vaccine-injured individuals. • 58:18

Encouragement to listen and be kind to those who are vaccine-injured. • 58:31

Emphasis on continued conversation and support for vaccine-injured individuals. • 59:02

UK CV Family can be found online at ukcvfamily.org. • 59:11

Acknowledgment of the importance of the evolving narrative surrounding vaccine injuries. • 59:36