The Untold Side of Vaccine Trials w/ Brianne Dressen

In this episode, I sit down with Brianne, a courageous individual who shares her traumatic experience with vaccine injury after participating in a clinical trial for the COVID vaccine. Her journey from being a preschool teacher and active mom to facing severe health challenges post-vaccination is both heart-wrenching and enlightening. Brianne's story explains the complexities and struggles faced by individuals dealing with adverse reactions to vaccines. From her initial shock at the news of the pandemic to her battle for recognition and support, Brianne's narrative is a powerful reminder of the importance of advocacy and compassion in the face of medical challenges. Through her organization, React19, Brianne is working hard to provide physical, financial, and emotional support to thousands of individuals across the country who have been impacted by vaccine injuries. Listen to this episode to gain a deeper understanding of the realities faced by vaccine-injured individuals and the crucial work being done to support them. Connect with Brianne Dressen:  Brianne’s Instagram: bri_dressen  React19 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/react19org/?hl=en  Brianne’s Twitter: Brianne Dressen  React19 Twitter: https://x.com/react19org?lang=en  React19 Website: https://www.react19.org/  React19 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWxQz_3HbNfvanJIiDcq3Vg   Facebook: Brianne Dressen   Celebrate the Just Ingredients Fall Sale from September 5th to 7th! Enjoy 20% off our new Cozy Chai Nighttime Drink, Pumpkin Spice Protein Powder, Apple Cider Protein Powder, Fall Scented Non-Toxic Candles, Pumpkin Spice Muffin Mix, and Dr. Redd's and my new book on inflammation—all at https://justingredients.us/  Looking for more Just Ingredients content?  Instagram Stories: @just.ingredients Podcast Instagram: @just.ingredients.podcast Facebook Community: Join our group Discover our non-toxic product line: Shop Just Ingredients Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices