This story dates back to late last year, but is still relevant to the Covid debate. Dr Kerryn Phelps, former Australian Medical Association president, had made a submission to the National Inquiry into Long COVID and Repeated COVID Infections, where she described her own Covid vax injury of dysautonomia (a failure of the automatic nervous system, that controls involuntary activities such as breathing), as well as that of her partner, Jackie-Stricker Phelps, who had a severe neurological reaction after her first Covid jab. This may have been the beginning of mainstream coverage of Covid vax injuries, and there are a lot of them: 137,141 adverse events following immunisation. While there have been 64.4 million doses of the Covid vax goo administered, we are only at the beginning of seeing what the extend of adverse effects will be, particularly upon female reproduction, which could be intergenerational. This issue has been covered extensively at this blog.