Please share my daughter’s story.
My 20 year old daughter was forced to take a Oxford jab back in February, or NO chemotherapy ( A Gp called late on the 4th Feb to have the next morning @9am – I begged her not have it and speak with oncologist ) she was scared they would stop her chemotherapy and had it done behind my back. She was rushed to hospital immediately with Neutropenia sepsis and permanent paralysis to her legs. She was diagnosed with blood cancer at 17 and has been battling cancer the last 3 years. It never stopped her independence passing her driving test in 6 week at 17, passing 3 A-levels including law, she went to the gym, went out partying. Having the jab her car has been parked since February she cannot drive, she cannot stand unaided or shower alone lost all her independence.
My 20 year old daughter was forced to take a Oxford jab back in February, or NO chemotherapy ( A Gp called late on the 4th Feb to have the next morning @9am – I begged her not have it and speak with oncologist ) she was scared they would stop her chemotherapy and had it done behind my back. She was rushed to hospital immediately with Neutropenia sepsis and permanent paralysis to her legs. She was diagnosed with blood cancer at 17 and has been battling cancer the last 3 years. It never stopped her independence passing her driving test in 6 week at 17, passing 3 A-levels including law, she went to the gym, went out partying. Having the jab her car has been parked since February she cannot drive, she cannot stand unaided or shower alone lost all her independence.
