Brianne Dressen

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in women in particular, and I'm sure you may not know this, but small fiber neuropathy is not something that happens in young, healthy women. Small fiber neuropathy is something that happens with diabetes or men with an average onset at age 59. This shouldn't be happening in women of childbearing age. They did find that signal.
They acknowledged that to us, but then they still didn't feel that it was significant enough to disclose to the public. We hammered them on MIS, which is a potentially, and it has been deadly in children and teens. We also went after them with Guillain-Barre, clotting, myocarditis that ends in death. Actually, my lawyers read all of our communications with the FDA.
But yeah, so it's been a brutal process. All I can say is we did everything. everything humanly possible to work within the system to get them to do the right thing. And it's devastating to know what they know by working with them. And then it's also more devastating to know what they have yet to tell the public even four years after the COVID vaccine rollout began.
Yes. So Science Magazine has actually disclosed, they've done two reports on our information. We, of course, just like everybody else, we tried with New York Times, we tried with Wall Street Journal, and none of them could get it to run. And so Wall Street Journal actually ran it, a story on the cover-up from the FDA, but as an opinion piece.
So I guess it's an opinion, all of the documents that we have. But this hard block on getting the truth out, at the end of the day, all it's done is harmed people even further who were suffering with these adverse events across the country who needed this information. And their providers, their doctors needed this information.
My goal is to kind of restructure how we are approaching even the word vaccine injury. But whenever people think about vaccine injury now, they think politics. This is not a political issue. This is a health condition. This is a medical problem.
Is that for me?
They were claiming nothing. The sad reality is as soon as I was injured, they couldn't get away from me fast enough. There were two times that I heard from them for any kind of amount of money. And at that point, it wasn't about money. I was trying to get some answers to what was going on in my body. but they wouldn't respond to anything.
And they both, the two times they responded were because reporters came after them and they offered me $590 for the first time.
Yeah. You know, it can pay for maybe one, one 10th of a ER visit. And we actually told them, no, don't send us that money. Go back and look at our records and try again. And they wired the money to us anyway. And we didn't hear from them again until another reporter hit them up. And the second settlement letter was for $1,200. they're not taking this seriously. And yeah.
That's a really good question. I would hope that at one point we can get one of them to just answer that in an honest fashion. I guess that's one benefit of a lawsuit is hopefully that will force them to actually take this seriously and answer those questions that not just me injured in the clinical trial, but their other participants would like to know those implications.
We all enlisted in the fight against COVID together to help the greater good. I had no idea when I enrolled in this scientific experiment that I was actually enlisting in a corporate propaganda machine. I thought I was enlisting in an objective, active scientific process. And they did agree to help me if there was a problem, and they didn't.
Dr. Drew called me unfixable.
Well, through fighting with the NIH, fighting with the FDA, fighting with all of the drug companies, we learned really quickly that they were not going to help us. So we started our own registered 501c3 nonprofit, react19.org. We currently represent 36,000 COVID vaccine injured Americans. We have a partnership with over 20 other COVID vaccine injury organizations globally.
The purpose of this organization is to provide financial, physical, and emotional support for people that are suffering these severe adverse events. Because just like you know, they're not getting adequate medical care. They're getting no compensation from the government. And they also are... completely left abandoned. And emotionally, it's been a really big struggle for a lot of our members.
Our partner organization did a survey.
Well, and this is something that you understand better than most is that kind of psychological... attack on people that are suffering, that are really just trying to hang on to the day-to-day is a very dangerous situation. So our partner organization did a survey and asked their injured membership, how many of you have considered suicide during the duration of your illness?
The answer came back with over 70%. Oh, yeah, that makes sense. As far as we're concerned, 70% of people who self-report that they're having severe COVID vaccine injuries are coming... are having a life or death decision because of the severe circumstances they land. So this is why we do feel that this is a crisis and it's something that the government does need to address.
And we are expecting the Trump administration to really dig into this to address these issues long covet issues chronic fatigue syndrome issues these are the patients that just continue to be abandoned but in the meantime yes it's independent organizations people like yourself that are really propelling this conversation to be something that is not political But making this a human issue, right?
And so that's why- So weird. Yeah, so through our organization, we have provided medical grants for over $890,000 to date to people that are suffering severe adverse events. We're a volunteer organization. We do this because we understand the substantial needs of this population. So if there's anyone out there
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