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Radio host injured by COVID jab says media ‘don’t want to hear’ about adverse events

Updated: May 14, 2022 at 11:57 am EST  See Comments

Sat May 14, 2022 – 11:43 am EDT

(LifeSiteNews) – A BBC radio host who suffered from painful adverse events after taking AstraZeneca’s COVID shot has spoken out against media silence on injuries arising from the jabs.

BBC Kent Radio host Jules Serkin blasted mainstream media outlets in an interview with GB News Monday night, arguing that either the “media have been told to be quiet” on the topic of “vaccine” injuries or they “don’t want to hear another side.”

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Serkin told presenter Mark Steyn that she started to suffer painful side effects immediately after she took the AstraZeneca-developed COVID jab last year.

“I had the jab on March 5. I’ve been ill ever since, from that very night,” Serkin said, adding that her symptoms developed from a sharp “pain jabbing into the left eye” to “eye droop, facial numbness,” and “nerve damage.”

The effects have prevented her from attending family events and from travelling, she said.

Serkin explained that her experience is far from unique. She told Steyn that “most days” she receives messages from a support group she established for people who suffer injuries after taking a COVID jab.

“People are

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