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It’s an office job. A new girl starts and her husband tested positive for covid (no symptoms) so now the employer is making everyone get vaccinated or they are not allowed to return to the office. My wife doesn’t want to lose her job, nor is she willing to stand up and say ‘no. This is wrong.’ She is passive and non confrontational like many Women so she is likely going to fold to the pressure and get the jab to keep her job. Any law fags here, is there any legal recourse? What should I do?

It’s an office job. A new girl starts and her husband tested positive for covid (no symptoms) so now the employer is making everyone get vaccinated or they are not allowed to return to the office. My wife doesn’t want to lose her job, nor is she willing to stand up and say ‘no. This is wrong.’ She is passive and non confrontational like many Women so she is likely going to fold to the pressure and get the jab to keep her job. Any law fags here, is there any legal recourse? What should I do?

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My step mom got ulcerative colitis from the shot.

Thats literally impossible, it takes months to years to show up. She probably had it dormant and flared after the immune reaction from the drug. Im pretty sure I got mine from childhood vaccines but it didn't show up till a decade later.

Source: Have UC.

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Ya well she’s got 11 stools a day and can’t control it since the day of the vaccine. No blood yet (that I know of) but like you said it takes months to a year to fully develop.

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Im saying shes had it undiagnosed before she got the vaxx, Ulcerative Colitis doesn't happen in 24 hours.

Have UC, no inflammation >> Get vaxxine >> Immune system goes to shit >> UC flares up from inflammation.

She also really needs to go to a doctor because it can kill her. She needs an endoscopy and a colonoscopy ASAP.

If its actually UC disease she can smoke ciggarettes (1-2 a day) as treatment, but not if its Crohns (will actually make Crohns worse). A light blend like Marlboro Gold would do.