Died Suddenly!
The head of Pfizer admits that he did not think that mRNA vaccines were ready for distribution but that people at his company convinced him otherwise. He said he'd had concerns. Did he now? Why was he so gung ho for so long and so sure that they were safe if he had his own reservations?
Gov’t Criminally Ignoring Vax-injured Living in Hell on Earth
Mr. Fusaro took a Covid injection for a job opportunity that required international travel at a time of tight restrictions, figuring the odds of him not getting injured were on his side. Sadly, he was wrong. After a second Pfizer shot, the man developed numerous medical conditions he had never had before, such as complete heart block, blood clots, and pericarditis, among others. He had three heart surgeries and was put on a pacemaker. Mr. Fusaro’s conditions were medically recognized as having “temporal correlation” with Covid inoculations.
Eventually, Mr. Fusaro got engaged with React19, the largest American non-profit advocating for and supporting vaccine-injured people. Recently, his group experienced a suicide crisis, the information of which was shared with the highest officials at the FDA, CDC, and NIH—and was ignored.
Mr. Fusaro shared a suicide note of a friend who went to Switzerland for an assisted suicide. In it, he described his unbearable suffering:
"Despite Pfizer and government lies about these vaccines, medical gaslighting by countless incompetent doctors, I went above and beyond and tried to get medical treatment to no avail. There is no known cure for this spike-induced illness."
This letter was also distributed to the federal healthcare agencies, but it received no response.
While people like Robert are living in a "hell on Earth," the hope is real, and there are viable solutions. Among them are promising medical studies that are underway, and support groups such as React19 that offer not only medical and legal advice, but also a sense of community.
To learn more about and support React19, please visit www.react19.org
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