After her first Pfizer vaccine dose in August 2021, Sheri immediately experienced severe pain and a persistent headache. Despite these early warning signs, she went back for a second dose, complying with the corporate requirement to be considered fully vaccinated.

In the months that followed, her health deteriorated further. She faced complications like persistent facial ulcers, chest pain, and shortness of breath. In her desperate quest for answers, she was dismissed repeatedly by emergency rooms and specialists, who often cited inconclusive tests or outright refused to acknowledge potential vaccine injury. Her persistence finally led to a VQ scan, which identified six blood clots in her lungs. Adding to her distress, the blood thinners prescribed triggered anaphylaxis, leaving her stuck between untreated clots and allergic reactions.

Sheri’s struggles extended beyond the physical realm. Her life became consumed with managing medical appointments while contending with denial, trauma, and shock. The uncertainty surrounding her condition has impacted her ability to work and even visit her granddaughter, causing Sheri to retreat emotionally.

Sheri’s story is not an isolated case. The FormerFedsGroup Freedom Foundation’s COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project has documented nearly a thousand such narratives and published over 1,000 more. Each story is a testament to the failures of coercive COVID protocols, neglectful care, and the misuse of emergency powers. With stories accumulating at a rate faster than they can be managed, the project is urging anyone affected by similar vaccine mandates, protocols, or hospital policies to share their story at CHBMP.org.

The FFFF Task Force, composed predominantly of victims and families, is resolute in its mission to curb these crimes against humanity. If you have endured similar suffering or are a whistleblower who wishes to reveal the protocols responsible, reach out to CHBMP’s Whistleblower Program at FDADeathProtocol@FormerFedsGroup.org. Your story can help raise awareness, hold those responsible accountable, and make the medical community listen to voices like Sheri’s.