Here to support the local community in Jersey and the Channel Islands who are suffering physically and mentally from Vaccine Injury and those who have lost loved ones suddenly following vaccination.
VIBJSY is here to support Vaccine Injury, lacking in Jersey. We believe that no one should suffer in silence and should never be made to feel that they are not worthy of help or support. Our goal is to bring about positive change for the injured, both emotionally and through practical support, while simultaneously removing barriers to healthcare (diagnosis and treatment).
We also aim to raise awareness of the issues faced by our community members and help remove ignorance through open dialogue and discussions.
We want to raise awareness of the issues that have resulted in harm. Many people have yet to consider that the changes in their health are potentially a result of the experimental COVID-19 vaccines. We hope to share information to let others consider whether they have been impacted and look at ways we can assist.
Our goal is to seek redress for the harm caused. We wish to obtain recognition and acceptance of the injuries and deaths suffered, which have been felt by a section of our community.
In addition, we would like to seek reform of the vaccine space to ensure positive change for our collective community. This would allow for better information around risk vs reward through informed consent and ensure there are provisions for compensation should any adverse events result.
If you would like to obtain a copy of the VIBJSY welcome pack, please click here. Our Welcome pack contains valuable and practical information to help you in the minefield of vaccine injury.
It is essential that we find each other. Bringing our community together to support each other is a positive step in the right direction. Simply put, we are so much stronger together.
We hold face-to-face meet-ups. This allows us to connect with people in the same situation, which can be a great comfort to those suffering personally and to those supporting loved ones who are suffering. We also hold Zoom calls to check in and provide updates.
