Unvaccinated... Our Turn to Talk - Hanson, Elizabeth R.
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More than one hundred million Americans have refused to take a Covid vaccine and have opposed the Covid vaccine mandates. We have withstood a barrage of drug company propaganda, social media censorship and relentless insults. Many of us have lost our jobs, our homes and our friends and family simply for deciding against taking Covid vaccines, which don't work as we had been promised. Contrary to what the mass media would have you believe, our reasons for opposing Covid vaccination were not only rational, but well researched. In this book, you will meet many doctors and scientists who have…mehr

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More than one hundred million Americans have refused to take a Covid vaccine and have opposed the Covid vaccine mandates. We have withstood a barrage of drug company propaganda, social media censorship and relentless insults. Many of us have lost our jobs, our homes and our friends and family simply for deciding against taking Covid vaccines, which don't work as we had been promised. Contrary to what the mass media would have you believe, our reasons for opposing Covid vaccination were not only rational, but well researched. In this book, you will meet many doctors and scientists who have spoken out against Covid vaccination, but have not been allowed on mainstream media. In this book you will learn about the massive increase in death in 2021, the injuries associated with Covid vaccines and how we have all been propagandized. United in our conviction that personal health decisions and medical freedom are basic human rights worth fighting for, after two years of being censored, attacked, insulted and blacklisted, it is finally our turn to talk.
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Elizabeth Hanson has a BA in Linguistics from the University of Washington and a M.Ed. in Adult Education from Temple University. She worked as a nursing assistant for 7 years while going to school.Elizabeth has taught English to people born in other countries (ESL) since 1985 and taught at Shoreline Community College, located just north of Seattle, Washington from 1992-2021.In addition to taking the required science courses in High School, Elizabeth's knowledge of science comes from several college level Chemistry and Biology courses. She learned basic human anatomy and physiology by co-writing a book with a biologist entitled Anatomy and Physiology for English Language Learners (2006). Elizabeth's passion for many years was helping English language students prepare for the science courses they need to take before entering nursing and other healthcare related programs. She co-designed and co-taught two pre-college level courses for English language students: Medical Terminology and Anatomy and Physiology. She learned a great deal from the biologist and medical terminologist with whom she worked. Having a keen interest in health helped her understand the scientific research as she has read about Covid nearly every day since March 2020. This book is the result of that research.