“Big Pharma Almost Killed Me.” - Vaccine Injury Survivor Alix Mayer
July 29, 2022
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as posted by the channelIt's the subject we're not allowed to speak of. In the 90s, Alix Mayer was looking forward to taking a well deserved vacation out of the country. Who hasn’t been burned out, gone abroad, and come back refreshed? That’s the experience Alix hoped to have. Except the routine vaccine requirements for travel, that so many of us have never thought twice about, nearly killed her. She survived, but only after her legs became like noodles and she suffered brain damage. For decades, Alix has lived with life altering injuries while relentlessly fighting for people to have the right to medical choice – whether they’re vaccine injured or not. Listen to Alex & Alix talk Big Pharma, medical mandates, and the censored truth about vaccine injuries while you can...
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