Stories from the road - The Vaxxed Bus Visits Wodonga

A visitor to the bus yesterday showed Jazzy, one of the helpers on our team, a note she had just gotten from an ATM. Where’s my pen?

Yesterday was the first day of the VaxXed Easter Victoria tour and we started in rainy but incredibly friendly Albury/Wodonga.

Hospital or Prison?

I spoke with an older man who was hospitalised because of breathing problems. His doctor had diagnosed him with pneumonia and sent him off for an MRI but when they found out on admission that he hadn’t been jabbed, they did a PCR swab (without his permission - he was lying there when all of a sudden, they came at him and shoved the swab up his nose - what a violation of his body!). Ten minutes later, the doctor came back and said he had tested positive for COVID. Of course, the fastest PCR results are found within 24 hours but usually, they take 3-5 days so the doctor was outright lying and most likely only said that because he was not jabbed.

The ER doctor told him that they wanted to take him up to ‘the fourth floor’ intubate him and start administering Remdesivir. He told her in no uncertain terms that was NOT going to happen. She wasn’t happy…

They proceeded to wheel him into a tiny isolation room and for the next 6 days, he was not allowed out at all.

Two days later, he felt much better and his oxygen levels were normal. He wanted to get home, away from the 24/7 observation, the masks and hazmat suits and the constant control. He told the doctor he was ready to go and they said he couldn’t and would most likely be in there for several more weeks. He blew up and said that he WOULD go home. Their answer was that if he tried to leave when he was ‘infected’, the police would be called and he would be chained to the bed and they would do whatever they wanted. Hospital or prison? You decide.

It took him 6 more days to finally escape. His own doctor who had sent him there for the tests instructed him to just ‘do what he was told’ so he could eventually get out. He now believes that he will never go into a hospital again. Even if he gets a broken bone, he will find another way to treat it but he won’t go near these places. I can’t say that I blame him.

SIDS Deaths and Overloaded Hospitals

One of the other people I spoke with who did not want to be filmed was an ex-nurse who lost her fifth child to SIDS a very short time after vaccination. She told me some heartbreaking stories of the others she has met over the years who had also lost children after vaccination only to have them diagnosed as SIDS deaths. She was astounded that people are not making the connection between SADS deaths and the vaccines.

One of her friends who is still working in the hospital system told her that the situation is VERY bad in there. The hospitals are clogged with people who are sick after the vaccine. This friend herself has a serious problem in her legs (possibly cellulitis) and needs to get an ultrasound and has been told that there is a month-long wait to get one because the number of people waiting for this and other diagnostic tests is longer than it’s ever been. She described it as horrendous.

Shepparton and the floods

Today, we are headed to Shapparton where massive floods are currently occurring. Our hearts go out to those communities and we know the devastation of these unnatural floods due to our own experiences in the Northern Rivers and SE QLD.

Our internet problems have hopefully been fixed and if so, you will see the videos later on this morning and afternoon on the My Informed Choice Clouthub channel. I hope to see you there!

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