Ona Planas is one of the most affected by the AstraZeneca "vaccine"

Formal medicine is coming to an end and humanity with it.

MEDICINE IS NOT FOR IGNORANTS, COWARDS OR FAKERS.

Doctor Wilfredo Stokes from Guatemala.

Ona Planas is one of the most affected by the AstraZeneca "vaccine" (COVID-19). On March 2, 2021, after getting vaccinated, she immediately knew something was wrong.
Until then, she was a young, dynamic girl full of energy, with a heart that beat to the rhythm of projects, dreams, and hopes. She worked at an organization dedicated to the guardianship of people with disabilities, a job that gave her stability and a sense of purpose. She filled her free time with horseback riding, a passion that made her feel fulfilled.
Today, she suffers from chronic chest and heart pain, musculoskeletal damage, heart rhythm disturbances, and severe respiratory insufficiency, present with even minimal effort. Speaking, laughing, crying, sitting, or performing any daily task has become a constant battle. The magnitude of these symptoms is difficult to measure, and her delicate health condition prevents her from tolerating treatments or undergoing necessary tests (she suffers from disabling symptoms of central sensitization and multiple chemical and electromagnetic sensitivity). Additionally, she has cervical limitations due to malpractice after an incorrect diagnosis, among many other issues. In 2023, after more than two years of struggle, neglect, and lack of responses from health institutions, she was finally diagnosed with "long COVID."
Where are those who once called for collective responsibility for us to undergo what they called a vaccine? Ona has spent four years grappling with guilt, a long journey to forgive herself for the decision she made, going against her own intuition, giving in to pressures that pushed her to accept what, in time, has revealed itself to be an unbearable and devastating burden. With her case in the hands of lawyers, with a III degree of dependence and 75% disability, the doors to recognition of work incapacity are repeatedly closed to her. Abandonment and lack of responses are wounds that never heal.
Ona has been sidelined by the institutions, but she is not alone. Today, more than ever, we must raise our voices and support her in her fight. Solidarity is the force that can return the dignity others have denied her. Together, we can be the response the system has forgotten.

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