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私たちはワクチンを打って、助かると思って打ちました。しかし、二日後に主人が亡くなり、納得できず解剖を依頼。解剖医はワクチンとの因果関係はないと言いました。被害を隠す国やマスコミに疑問を持ち、情報不足だと感じます。自己責任でワクチン接種を促す状況に疑問を持ち、主人の死は無念だと思います。国に責任を取ってほしい。以上です。 We thought we would be saved by getting vaccinated, but my husband passed away two days later. Unable to accept it, we requested an autopsy. The pathologist stated there was no causal relationship with the vaccine. We question the government and media for hiding the damages and feel the information provided is insufficient. We have doubts about the push for vaccination under self-responsibility and feel my husband's death was truly regrettable. The country should take responsibility. That's all.

視聴者から2000件を超えるメッセージが寄せられた。3回目のワクチン接種後から頭痛が2年以上続いている人がいる。国の申請簡略化を強く求めている。ワクチン接種直後に母親が難病を発症し亡くなったという人もいる。救済制度を申請中だが、ワクチンとの関連を疑うと伝えただけで心ない言葉を浴びせられたという。2回目のワクチン接種後、両下肢に痛みとしびれを覚え歩行困難になった人もいる。入院中に制度を知り、2年かかって手帳が交付された。40代の元医療従事者は、3回目の接種後から腕の痛みやしびれ、倦怠感に3年近く悩まされている。同業者や病院から心ない言葉を投げかけられたこともあり、国やメディアに行動を求めている。 More than 2000 messages were received from viewers. One person has had headaches for over two years since their third vaccination. They are strongly requesting simplification of the national application process. Another person's mother developed a rare disease and died immediately after vaccination. They are applying for the relief system, but they say they were subjected to unkind words just for saying they suspected a connection with the vaccine. Another person experienced pain and numbness in both legs after the second vaccination, which led to difficulty walking. They learned about the system while hospitalized and received their handbook after two years. A former healthcare worker in their 40s has been suffering from arm pain, numbness, and fatigue for nearly three years since the third vaccination. They have been subjected to unkind words from colleagues and hospitals, and are calling for action from the government and the media.

In this video, individuals share their experiences of suffering severe side effects from the BioNTech COVID vaccine. Celine, a former gymnast, developed serious vascular damage and blood clots after receiving the vaccine. She spent a year in the hospital fighting for her life. Although her condition was recently recognized as a vaccine injury, BioNTech denies any responsibility. Similarly, Christian, who suffered a venous thrombosis after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine, is partially blind and struggles with daily life. Both individuals receive monthly compensation from their respective states, but they believe it is insufficient. They call for the government to take more responsibility for the consequences of vaccination.

私たちはワクチンを打つべきだと思い、打ちました。しかし、その後、家族が亡くなりました。解剖医はワクチンとの因果関係はないと言いました。ワクチンの被害を隠していると感じ、国に責任を取ってほしいと思っています。 We believed in getting vaccinated, but after doing so, a family member passed away. The pathologist stated there was no causal relationship with the vaccine. Feeling that the vaccine's adverse effects are being concealed, I believe the country should take responsibility.

Several individuals have reported adverse reactions after receiving COVID-19 vaccines. Some experienced paralysis, while others suffered from blood clots, heart issues, or neurological disorders. The CDC and FDA have launched investigations into these cases. Despite these incidents, health authorities maintain that adverse reactions are rare, and the vaccines have been effective in preventing severe illness and death. However, some individuals feel that their concerns are being dismissed or ignored. Long-term effects and the safety of vaccines remain topics of discussion. Families affected by adverse reactions are seeking compensation and calling for more transparency and open dialogue on the subject.

After getting vaccinated, some cancer patients experienced unexpected health issues. For example, a patient who had been successfully managing their condition suddenly faced complications in May and June. There were cases of rare diseases like preventive diabetes and leukemia that many doctors had never seen before. This situation left people wondering why there was an increase in such cases and how to address it.

People received the COVID vaccine for various reasons, including vulnerability, protecting loved ones and patients, and traveling. Afterward, they experienced injuries and were often dismissed by doctors who didn't know how to help or attributed the symptoms to other causes. Some were told not to share their stories. Many faced disbelief and bullying, with some receiving death threats. They have been injured for months. No one seems to know how to help, research the injuries, or believe them. Experiences shared on social media were labeled as misinformation, leading to warnings, bans, and the silencing of support groups. Reports to VAERS often went unanswered or were incorrectly recorded. Despite being told their experiences are rare and the vaccines are safe, their reality is unchanged. They feel abandoned, marginalized, and silenced, and seek help, research, and recognition. They emphasize they are real people, not misinformation, and are not rare.

私たちはワクチンを打って絶対助かると思い、打ちました。しかし、主人は亡くなり、納得できず解剖を依頼。解剖医はワクチンと因果関係なしと言いました。被害を隠す国やマスコミに疑問を持ち、情報不足と自己責任を問うています。主人は無念であり、国に責任を取ってほしいと思います。 We thought we would be saved by getting the vaccine, but my husband passed away. Unable to accept it, we requested an autopsy. The pathologist said there was no causal relationship with the vaccine. We question the country and media for hiding the damage and lack of information, emphasizing personal responsibility. My husband's death was truly regrettable, and we demand accountability from the government.

Chris Nemeth, a once healthy 49-year-old, developed a chronic neurological disorder called CIDP after receiving his first AstraZeneca vaccine. He experienced symptoms such as headaches, tingling fingers, facial palsy, and paralysis from the waist down. Seeking justice, Nemeth is claiming compensation under the Australian government's COVID-19 vaccine claims scheme, along with over 3,000 other Australians who believe the vaccines made them ill. Tanya Nielsen, assisting injured individuals, highlights recognized vaccine side effects like heart issues from Pfizer and Guillain Barre syndrome from AstraZeneca. The scheme has already paid $7.7 million to 147 people, with more applications in progress. Nemeth is advocating for interim payments and a simpler system before the scheme closes next year.

Researchers are seeking volunteers for a US human trial of a new vaccine. A family shares their experience after their child participated in the trial and experienced severe adverse reactions. The child developed symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea, fatigue, and neurological issues. Despite multiple hospital visits, doctors dismissed the symptoms as psychological and failed to conduct necessary tests. The child's condition deteriorated, and they are now wheelchair-bound, experiencing pain and other debilitating symptoms. The family feels abandoned by Pfizer and the medical community. A subsequent diagnosis revealed severe nerve damage related to the vaccine. The family hopes to raise awareness and prevent others from experiencing similar hardships. (150 words)

Kelly Sue, a survivor of the vaccine, used to lead an active life but experienced cramping in her calf after her first shot. Concerned, she visited a vascular surgeon who performed an ultrasound on her legs. Weeks later, she had back-to-back strokes and continued to have more throughout the following months. Kelly Sue spent 31 days in the hospital, experiencing various complications such as blindness and difficulty speaking. Her neurologist initially attributed her condition to the vaccine, but discussions about it ceased when doctors started getting fired. Kelly Sue is frustrated that no one is investigating the cause of these adverse reactions. Recently, she experienced a sudden spike in blood pressure and is currently fighting for her life.

John, an NHS pharmacist, experienced significant issues following his vaccination. His family is angry that he had to endure bureaucratic trauma on top of his illness and recovery. The family's lawyer states that 350 people have been rejected from the vaccine damage payment scheme (VDPS) because they didn't meet the 60% disability threshold, which was originally designed for industrial injuries, not the complex impacts suffered by John. The family believes the system needs to be overhauled to be fair and transparent. They cite a two-year delay in John's case, during which he wasn't examined or consulted, and his rejection broke him psychologically. John believed in vaccination and saw the VDPS as vital for public confidence. The Department of Health stated that the COVID inquiry will consider VDPS reform in hearings next year and that qualified independent medical assessors undertake claim assessments. John's family feels the system failed him and wants accountability. They urge the government to take action.

Multiple individuals share their experiences of adverse reactions and health issues following COVID-19 vaccination. Some report paralysis, loss of feeling, chronic pain, blood clots, heart problems, and other severe symptoms. Concerns are raised about the safety of vaccines, while others emphasize the overall effectiveness and rarity of serious adverse reactions. The CDC investigates deaths potentially linked to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. A mother shares her daughter's debilitating condition after participating in the Pfizer vaccine trial. These personal accounts highlight the need for further examination and open discussion regarding vaccine-related injuries.

They discuss the number of people who have experienced long-term health issues after receiving the vaccine. The speaker asks if it's hundreds or thousands, and Helen responds that it's actually around 10. She mentions a report from April 2023, which states that there were 11,289 medically significant or serious reports. Out of those, 1,062 were listed as disabled, 118 were considered life-threatening, and 184 resulted in death. Helen clarifies that the long-term consequences are not in the hundreds or thousands, but rather around 10.

視聴者から2000件を超えるメッセージが寄せられた。3回目のワクチン接種後から頭痛が2年以上続いている人がいる。国の申請簡略化を強く求めている。ワクチン接種直後に母親が難病を発症し亡くなったという人もいる。救済制度を申請中だが、ワクチンとの関連を疑うと伝えただけで心ない言葉を浴びせられたという。2回目のワクチン接種後、両下肢に痛みとしびれを覚え歩行困難になった人もいる。入院中に制度を知り、2年かかって手帳が交付された。40代の元医療従事者は、3回目の接種後から腕の痛みやしびれ、倦怠感に3年近く悩まされている。同業職や病院から心ない言葉を投げかけられたこともあり、苦しんでいる人が多い。国もメディアも行動し、副反応の苦しみを理解してほしいという声が寄せられている。 More than 2000 messages were received from viewers. One person has had headaches for over two years since their third vaccination. They strongly request simplification of the national application process. Another person's mother developed a serious illness and died immediately after vaccination. They are applying for the relief system, but they were subjected to unkind words just for saying they suspected a connection with the vaccine. Another person experienced pain and numbness in both legs after the second vaccination, leading to difficulty walking. They learned about the system while hospitalized and received a disability certificate after two years. A former healthcare worker in their 40s has been suffering from arm pain, numbness, and fatigue for nearly three years since the third vaccination. They have been subjected to unkind words from colleagues and hospitals, and many people are suffering. There are calls for the government and media to take action and understand the suffering of side effects.

The speaker describes a severe post-vaccination experience, saying the vaccine “took my immune system and just shook it around again,” and noting that “that’s still going on.” They reference reading evidence about adverse reactions, including “damage to the immune system,” and acknowledge they were not made aware of these risks beforehand. They recount losing the use of their hands for about three weeks and realizing they were “in real trouble.” The speaker was invited by Robin Monarchy to discuss the experience, and by that time they realized they “weren’t the only one that was suffering.” They contrast this personal ordeal with a sense of media over-saturation, saying they have “stopped watching TV.” They share a cartoon memory of a guy interviewing two Quakers who ask, “How come none of your community has got COVID?” and the Quakers respond, “Well, we don’t watch TV,” remarking, “It’s so true, man,” and noting that “so much of the sickness is in our heads now.” They describe feeling trapped between trusting what “your heart tells you is right” and what appears to be the prevailing narrative, and they emphasize the difficulty of communicating their feelings to family. The speaker mentions taking a risk by speaking out, noting they were “pleased to see that it went around without too much of flack,” but they did experience some backlash, particularly from people they least wanted to upset. A central concern expressed is fear about what vaccination could do to their children, describing it as perhaps “the biggest part of the reason” for speaking out and talking to their daughters about the possibility that they “may not be able to have kids.” They acknowledge that at that point in life, their daughters “don’t probably care,” implying a tension between present concerns and future implications. The speaker concludes with that vaccination remains a source of personal risk and disclosure within their family discussions.

I suffered severe side effects after receiving the Pfizer shot, including anaphylaxis symptoms, numbness in my hands and feet, impaired vision and hearing, and hair loss. These symptoms have persisted for 3 years, causing neurological and rheumatological issues. I now rely on a chairlift at home due to difficulty walking. I am unable to receive further vaccines and avoid them completely.

多くの視聴者からの表明記ページに感謝します。ワクチン接種後、頭痛や体の痛みが続いており、2年以上苦しんでいます。申請手続きの簡略化を強く求めます。母がワクチン接種後に難病を発症し亡くなり、救済制度に申請中です。周囲からの無理解に苦しみ、社会全体がワクチンに対する疑念を許さない状況に対して行動を求めます。元医療従事者として、ワクチン接種後の体調不良に悩み、同業者からも無理解な言葉を受けました。この問題について国やメディアにもっと関心を持ってほしいという声が上がっています。 Thank you for the statements from many viewers. After vaccination, I have suffered from headaches and body pain for over two years. I strongly request the simplification of application procedures. My mother developed a serious illness after vaccination and passed away; I am currently applying for relief. I have faced misunderstanding from those around me and urge action against the societal refusal to question vaccines. As a former healthcare worker, I have also struggled with health issues post-vaccination and received insensitive remarks from colleagues. There are calls for the government and media to pay more attention to this issue.

A mother from Seine-et-Marne plans to sue Pfizer after experiencing health issues following vaccination. Several individuals share their stories of developing various conditions after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. One person experienced pain and numbness throughout their body, while another suffered from thrombocytopenia, a decrease in platelets. Another woman fell ill after her second dose and tested positive for Covid-19. She now faces serious health problems, including neurological issues and memory loss. These cases highlight concerns surrounding the vaccine's potential side effects.

**Japanese Summary:** 藤川氏によると、新型コロナワクチンは史上最悪の薬害となっており、2023年7月までに予防接種健康被害救済制度の認定者数は過去44年分の全てのワクチンを超えた。健康被害認定者数は3586人で、過去44年間の全ワクチンでの認定数3522人を上回る。死亡認定は147人、審査未了分は4000件以上。法律上、厚労大臣が被害と接種の因果関係を認めた場合に救済される。メディアが報道しないため、国民が騒がない状況が続いている。コロナへの恐怖とワクチンへの肯定的な立場が、メディアの否定的な報道を妨げている可能性がある。 **English Translation:** According to Mr. Fujikawa, the novel coronavirus vaccine has become the worst drug-induced injury in history, and as of July 2023, the number of people certified by the vaccination-related health damage relief system has exceeded the total for all vaccines in the past 44 years. The number of people certified with health damage is 3,586, exceeding the 3,522 certified for all vaccines in the past 44 years. There have been 147 deaths certified and over 4,000 cases still under review. According to the law, relief is provided when the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare acknowledges a causal relationship between the damage and the vaccination. The public remains silent because the media does not report on it. Fear of the coronavirus and a positive stance toward vaccines may be preventing the media from reporting negatively.

COVID-19ワクチンは、日本の薬害史上最悪の事態である。2023年7月現在、COVID-19ワクチンによる健康被害救済制度での認定者数は、過去44年間のワクチン認定者数の合計を超えている。 COVID-19ワクチンによる健康被害認定は3,586件で、過去44年間の全ワクチンによる健康被害認定3,522件を上回る。死亡者数は147名で、審査中の案件は4,000件以上である。 法律に基づき、健康被害がワクチン接種によって引き起こされたと厚生労働大臣が認めた場合にのみ、補償が提供される。因果関係が確認されているにもかかわらず、COVID-19が恐ろしく、ワクチンが素晴らしいという立場をメディアが取ってしまっているため、日本ではこの事実が広く報道されていない。 **Translation:** The COVID-19 vaccine is the worst drug disaster in Japanese history. As of July 2023, the number of individuals certified under the health damage compensation program for the COVID-19 vaccine has exceeded the total number of vaccine certifications over the past 44 years. There have been 3,586 cases certified for health damage caused by the COVID-19 vaccine, surpassing the 3,522 cases certified for health damage from all vaccines over the past 44 years. The death toll stands at 147, with over 4,000 cases pending review. Compensation is provided only when the Minister of Health, Labor, and Welfare acknowledges the damage as being caused by vaccination. Despite the confirmed causality, this fact has not been widely reported in Japan because the media has taken the position that COVID-19 is scary and vaccines are wonderful.

They received texts claiming extraordinary lives, but the speaker asks how many people have suffered long-term health consequences from the vaccine. The other person, Helen, responds that there have been 10 cases of long-term consequences. In March 2023, MedSafe received 11,289 reports, with 1,062 listed as disabled, 118 as life-threatening, and 184 as deaths. The speaker clarifies if it's 100 or 1,000 cases, but Helen confirms it's around 10 for long-term effects.

新型コロナワクチンの接種は2021年から始まり、日本では4億回以上の接種が行われています。接種率は80％で、副反応報告は3万6千件を超えています。一部の接種後に重篤な症状が現れており、死亡疑い報告も2168件あります。国は重大な懸念を示しており、接種後の死亡が増えるとさらなる検討が必要です。 Translation: The vaccination of the new coronavirus began in 2021, with over 400 million doses administered in Japan. The vaccination rate is 80%, with over 36,000 reported adverse reactions. Some individuals experienced severe symptoms after vaccination, and there have been 2,168 reports of suspected deaths. The country is expressing serious concerns, and further consideration is needed as the number of deaths post-vaccination increases.

Carrie Sakamoto, a mother from Alberta, suffered severe Bell's palsy after her second Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Doctors linked her condition to the vaccine, and she received compensation. Despite facing backlash and denial of support, she continues to struggle with daily tasks due to paralysis and vertigo. Carrie relies on fundraising for therapy and medication, as her life has been drastically impacted by the vaccine injury.

視聴者から2000件を超えるメッセージが寄せられた。3回目のワクチン接種後から頭痛が2年以上続いている人がいる。国の申請簡略化を強く求めている。ワクチン接種直後に母親が難病を発症し亡くなったという人もいる。救済制度を申請中だが、ワクチンとの関連を疑うと伝えただけで心ない言葉を浴びせられたという。2回目のワクチン接種後、両下肢に痛みとしびれを覚え歩行困難になった人もいる。入院中に制度を知り、2年かかって手帳が交付された。40代の元医療従事者は、3回目の接種後から腕の痛みやしびれ、倦怠感に3年近く悩まされている。同業者や病院から心ない言葉を投げかけられたこともあり、苦しんでいる人が多い。国もメディアも行動し、副反応の苦しみを理解してほしいという声が寄せられている。 More than 2,000 messages were received from viewers. One person has had headaches for over two years since their third vaccination. They are strongly requesting simplification of the national application process. Another person's mother developed a rare disease and died immediately after vaccination. They are applying for the relief system, but they were subjected to unkind words just for saying they suspected a connection with the vaccine. Another person experienced pain and numbness in both legs after the second vaccination, and had difficulty walking. They learned about the system while hospitalized and received a disability certificate after two years. A former healthcare worker in their 40s has been suffering from arm pain, numbness, and fatigue for nearly three years since the third vaccination. They have been subjected to unkind words from colleagues and hospitals, and many people are suffering. There are calls for the government and the media to take action and understand the suffering of side effects.