14/08/2022
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Latest update from Faith Ranson an extremely courageous young lady who has been severely injured by the vaccine and abandoned by our governments who would rather protect Pfizer than our own children.
Follow her page to see what she has had to endure in the last 12 months because of the vaccine.
“(Photo below was the day I got my 2nd 🦠💉)
Today (12/8/22) marks one year since I had my 🦠💉, ultimately starting a journey I never thought I would have to go through.
I used to have a pretty normal life 1 year ago that consisted of school, work, cadets and while I did have my small run ins with the health system such as some broken arms and head bumps here and there, I lived a pretty normal life for a 16 year old, but 1 year ago that changed
While I reflect on this ongoing experience I remember all the bad experiences I have had first over the all good, all the doctors telling me it’s in my head and that it’s not actually happening or (In 1 instance) telling me that it was my phone doing this too me and that my mother was making it worse by helping me, all the botched blood tests and countless hours in ED with some really passive aggressive nurses who you could just tell didn’t want to deal with me.
While I could dwell on absolutely all the negative experiences I’ve had with doctors (there are quite a lot) I want to talk about all the good I have experienced from people I did know and those I didn’t even know
My GP I have had since I was a baby had been such an amazing help and even when he didn’t know all the answers he knew that it was best to direct me to someone else who could help rather then stay stuck, and as someone like myself who is genuinely stubborn at times it takes great strength to tell someone “I don’t know, let me help you find someone who does”
The rest of my recovery team has been awesome and while I will need to keep going to them for quite a while more, I’m confident that they want the best for me in this and are willing to help.
The team in Melbourne at the RCH were amazing in helping me take the next steps in knowing what to do and I thank them for that help.
What surprised me the most in this is the amount of people who I didn’t even know and had never met all wanted to help me, listen to me and fight along side me
(Special mention to those who set up and donated to the go fund me🤍 without these funds things would be so much harder for me to get treatment as it’s very expensive and there is no government assistance as I am out of the criteria- link to go fund me: https://gofund.me/0340737e)
I never imagined that I would become such a big voice in the community for those like me who have suffered a 🦠💉 reaction or anything medical and never expected to experience such support from so many.
I’ve spoken at 2 rallies in my state (TAS) and both times I was met with such love, hope and encouragement from those I had never met, I have had people recognise me in the supermarket from a post they saw from different pages sharing my story and it’s crazy to think people all over the world have been influenced by me and my story and in the future I wish to focus more on sharing my experiences and story so I can show others in my position that they are not alone and there is hope.
While I reflect, I have realised that I have improved not only health wise but as a person. While I do have a long long way to go when it comes to rehabilitation, my ticks don’t consume my life anymore the way they use too, they are still bad and constantly happening, yes, but I have learned to adapt and not let them consume me as a person and have found ways of working around them like having a weighted blanket to stop my arm from hitting me, having a beautiful service pup in training () and I’m starting to learn to catch my symptoms early.
While I have my good and bad days and every day is different I have learned to adapt. I have gained new symptoms the last few weeks such as my legs aching to the point I can’t walk for an hour or 2 ,my muscles just constantly in pain, the usual ticks and my gut issues not getting any better and I’m learning to deal with the mental effects of this experience, adapting has been the best solution for me, I have learned small things to help me but I am still learning and growing to understand what has happened to me, how I can deal with this, what life in the future may look like for me and acknowledge that this is going to be a long road and this road will late potentially years.
Harper () has been such a great support for me, while she also has a long road of training to do down, she is already doing so well at what I have taught he to do when I have ticks and pains and I never expected that I would have her by my side to (as silly as it sounds) talk too and support me.
My friends who have stuck around to support me have been amazing and I have truly learned who my real friends are throughout this and that has been such a nice thing to know I can rely upon them. My mum, dad and brother have been through this battle along side me and I can only talk on my own experience as the one going through this experience everyday, I can’t talk about the effects that this must have had on them watching me struggle and I thank them so much for supporting me and being there, I know that they are tired just like I am of this but we are adapting as a family every day because of this.
I have gained and lost so much from this experience and I have much more to gain as a person and I truely believe that I will be able to one day help others in my situation, either on social media like now, politically or as just a voice for those who don’t want to talk for themselves in fear of ridicule, I had to share my story so I could get medical attention, a basic human right, and no-one should have to face that
In conclusion, in a one year I have gained, lost and learned so much about myself, my family, the community and have learned that not everything is what it seems on the outside. I have learned recently that rather then dwelling on the story that I have been given, that I want to use that to the advantage of not only myself but to help others and I hope that my voice can help others in my position know that they are not alone, because I know from experience that being told that you are alone in this is the hardest thing.”
