Facebook 'corrects' woman's complaint vaccine 'is killing me,' then she dies

'The tech giant had the audacity to add a fact check advisory'

By WND Staff
Published April 6, 2021 at 11:23am

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Desiree Penrod

Facebook, which routinely adds its editorial comments to posts with which it disagrees, recently "fact-checked" a woman's complaint about her reaction to a coronavirus vaccine.

Desiree Penrod, 25, said on Facebook after getting vaccinated in early March: "The vaccine is killing me today. My arm hurts, beyond exhausted, headache, stomach cramps and earaches."

Penrod also posted: "Multiple people told me that I looked pale today. Yesterday, I was fine but today it's taking its toll on me."

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Facebook, citing the World Health Organization, added a disclaimer to a post by Penrose, "COVID-19 vaccines go through many tests for safety and effectiveness before they're approved."

A week later, Penrod died. Her obituary said she "passed away unexpectedly."

Facebook's editorial comment citing the WHO provided a link to the international organization, whose investigation into the origin of COVID-19 has been criticized because of China's control of it.

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Reporter Adan Salazar at Infowars noted, "Previous posts by Penrod appear to show she was experiencing seizures prior to vaccination and was likely not a good candidate to receive the vaccine due to her medical issues."

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