International Vaccine Injury Awareness Day 3rd of June 2023

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International Vaccine Injury Awareness Day is dedicated to all those whose lives have been changed forever by vaccination because their loved ones now suffer with vaccine damage. It is dedicated to parents and families, the direct and indirect victims who bravely carry the burden of lifelong care, especially of damaged children. It is dedicated to their personal courage and the social deprivation and mistrust they experience from others on a regular basis. In some countries there is no state care and support for these families while in other countries compensation and assistance to victims of vaccination is considered standard, even in some countries where vaccination is not mandatory.

This day is also dedicated to all those who may have chosen vaccination voluntarily, totally convinced that it was safe and not prepared for the reality of its side effects. They discovered later that they had been influenced by media propaganda, that they had not been given sufficient information beforehand and that their potential health problems were not taken into account. Last but not least, this day is dedicated to those who have courageously raised their voices and have been seeking the truth. It is dedicated to those who are asking questions of the groups promoting so-called ‘immunization’ and responsible for vaccination policy, groups who refuse to answer such questions and even try to silence those who ask.

Vaccine Injury Awareness Day is intended to open the eyes of those who strongly believe vaccination is totally beneficial with just negligible risks. Sadly, these risks actually do exist; they are very real and they can be seen all around. Also, they can just as easily affect these people themselves or their loved ones. It is intended to point out that the vaccine damaged are real people who need help and support. It should also point out that the knowledge of those who identify themselves as scientists and experts, and claim that vaccination is without any faults, is often limited. These "experts" refuse point-blank to consider scientifically relevant facts. It has been recently revealed that sometimes, they even deliberately conceal important information for personal or corporate benefit. It is intended to point out that the topic of vaccination must now be debated in public, free from dogmas, to bring it closer to reality. Vaccination can be beneficial only if the adverse effects are closely examined. They should not be concealed or their severity and frequency downplayed. Vaccination can only be considered beneficial if the real risks are compared to its scientifically proven benefits.

Some people are under pressure from advertising campaigns claiming almost zero risk in vaccination. In the name of expertise they are ridiculing those who bear the consequences and ask questions. Media campaigns turn people who have personal experience with injury and are afraid of further consequences into "enemies of society"; they show disrespect towards these victims and contribute to the negative atmosphere. This is therefore a day of compassion for those who bear the consequences of vaccination throughout life. It is intended to bring understanding rather than hatred.

On this day may people light candles in public places, in memory and support of those who have lost part of their lives to vaccination. Let them light a candle for the authorities deciding on national vaccination programs in the hope that they will truly address the effects of vaccination and not succumb to interest groups. May these individuals go public to support this international effort and press for the abolition of compulsory vaccination, a breach of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other fundamental human rights documents (petition). Light a candle as a symbol of support for those whose lives have been seriously affected by side effects of vaccination. Light a candle to shed a little more light on those injured by vaccination. Light a candle with the hope that the vaccine-damaged will no longer be overlooked in this society.

Light a candle for hope, compassion and change.