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Written by David Cross, from the Centre for British Documentary Photography, an article which was first published on their website is now available to read online.

David Cross, photographer, contacted UKCVFamily many months ago after reading about us in The Daily Mail. David wanted to learn more about our charity and the people we support as he had never heard of Covid-19 vaccine adverse reactions until then. After speaking with our trustees and learning more about the issues we face, David decided that he would like to document some of our journey by the means of photography and an article.

David travelled across the UK to speak to UKCVFamily members Christopher, Paul, Stephen, Alex, Eliza and Dawn, Nicky and their son.

UKCVFamily would like to thank David Cross for the kind and compassionate way he conducted the interviews with our members, and for the huge support he has given our charity this year!

You can now read the full article titled 'Covid Vaccine Injury-The Tragic Side Effects' on the Centre for British Documentary Photography's website from the link below.





This Christmas, remember a loved one, or show support for someone you love, who is adversely affected by Covid-19 vaccination by placing a message and a light of love on UKCVFamily's Christmas tree.
You can then share your message with the hashtag #UKCVFamilyLightsofLove 🎄
Visit the UKCVFamily virtual Christmas tree, to read the messages already placed.

"Ms Dressen spoke to DailyMail.com ahead of the release of her book on November 26, which is titled: 'Worth a Shot?: Secrets of the Clinical Trial Participant Who Inspired a Global Movement.'

All proceeds from sales of the book are to be donated to React19 and UKCVFamily"

Caroline Pover, author of the book and Chair of Trustees for UKCVFamily held an online discussion about the book with Brianne Dressen, for UKCVFamily members which you can rewatch here



The book details Brianne's experiences of being vaccine injured as a clinical trial participant after which she received no help from the pharmaceutical company. Brianne is now suing the pharmaceutical company for breach of contract.
The article also discusses suicide, which is a common topic in the vaccine injured community. A poll run by UKCVFamily found that 73% of our support group members who had answered the poll, had considered suicide because of their injury. Sadly in 2022, UKCVFamily experienced this first hand when one of their volunteers, and fellow vaccine injured, took their own life.


Editorial reviewers of the book include actress Drea de Matteo, Former BSkyB Executive, Mark Sharman and, Robert F. Kennedy, Jnr who said;
"This book chronicles Brianne's shocking journey after her efforts to remedy the injuries she sustained as a volunteer in a Covid vaccine trial became an embarrassment for the entire medical-industrial complex. When the profit and power interests of Big Government and Big Pharma collide with patient health, the drug injury is just the first step in an agonizing ordeal. Every American needs to know Bri's account of what happens after the injury."


On Saturday 16th November, Caroline Pover read a passage from the book to mark the 3 year anniversary of the UKCVFamily, which you can rewatch here




















The book is released on 26th November and can be purchased here




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