Kamilah StevensonCEO, Healthy And Better · Health & Wellness Coach | Degreed Counselor | Published Author | Helping People Achieve Holistic Wellness

My Honest Thoughts on Vaccines (And Why Some Conversations Are Being Silenced)

11 Apr 2025 · 2 min

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In this YouTube monologue, the speaker shares a nuanced stance on vaccines: she affirms that many vaccines have a solid track record and are beneficial, but raises concerns about reports of serious injuries that she claims are often dismissed or ignored. Drawing on personal experience in the health field and anecdotal stories—including a close friend's account of a severe post‑vaccination decline—she argues for more rigorous safety testing, greater accountability, and open dialogue about vaccine-related adverse events. She emphasizes that she is not anti‑vaccine, but wants unanswered questions addressed, and invites viewers to follow her for candid health discussions.

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A lot of people ask me what I think about vaccines, and here's my honest take. First off, I don't have a problem with vaccines. Some have a long track record of doing exactly what they're designed to do, and that is great. But the issue I do have is with the ones where people are reporting serious injuries, and instead of being heard, they're being dismissed, ignored, or even called crazy. Now, I've been in the health world long enough to see this firsthand, and I know people, real people, who've had their lives completely changed after getting a vaccine. I even had a close friend of mine who worked with someone who went from being young and active to needing a walker in just a few months after a vaccine. And I've heard a ton of other stories that never make it to mainstream conversation. And so here's what I think: vaccines should be safely tested, and there needs to be more accountability when people come forward with concerns. If something is truly safe and effective, then why are so many injury reports being brushed off? That is my issue. So I am not against vaccines as a whole, but I do have a problem with the ones that leave a trail of unanswered questions and ignored injuries. We should be able to have a real conversation about this without people being shut down. Now, if you okay with this type of honest conversation about health, then make sure you follow me. I break down the things that most people aren't willing to talk about so that you can make the best decisions for your health.