Angelia Desselle has full body convulsions after COVID-19 vaccine
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How safe are the Vaccines? In Angelia Desselle's case, not very.
Angelia Desselle said that she received her COVID-19 shot in part because she wanted to avoid exposing her parents to the virus, though no coronavirus vaccine has been proven to stop viral transmission. A controversial new ad campaign is designed to shine a light on those who have been injured because of taking one of the COVID-19 vaccines.
The series, named “The Forgotten – the Vaccine Injured,” is just one component of a national education effort organized by the not-for-profit organization The Vaccine Truth.
“She wanted to be among the first to ‘help others,’ said Maddie’s mother, Stephanie. “She now has lost the ability to walk.”
Another of the injured is 38-year-old Angelia Desselle, who was proud of the fact that she received vaccines her entire life and was the manager of a private surgery center in Louisiana.
Angelia Desselle said that she received her COVID-19 shot in part because she wanted to avoid exposing her parents to the virus, though no coronavirus vaccine has been proven to stop viral transmission. A controversial new ad campaign is designed to shine a light on those who have been injured because of taking one of the COVID-19 vaccines.
The series, named “The Forgotten – the Vaccine Injured,” is just one component of a national education effort organized by the not-for-profit organization The Vaccine Truth.
“She wanted to be among the first to ‘help others,’ said Maddie’s mother, Stephanie. “She now has lost the ability to walk.”
Another of the injured is 38-year-old Angelia Desselle, who was proud of the fact that she received vaccines her entire life and was the manager of a private surgery center in Louisiana.