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07/29/2026

đź’‰There was a time when I was healthy.

I was training for marathons, stayed active, took care of my body, and wasn’t on a single prescription medication. I never imagined that my life could change overnight.

Today, at just 46 years old, I see 13 different medical specialists. The damage to my heart permanently changed my life, and I now live with a lifelong cardiac disability that affects me every single day.

I consider myself one of the fortunate ones because I’m still here.

Over the years, I’ve connected with individuals and families who believe they experienced serious vaccine-related injuries or lost loved ones after myocarditis. Listening to their stories has been heartbreaking and has reminded me that not everyone was as fortunate as I was.

People often ask why I have such strong feelings about Anthony Fauci and the government’s COVID response. My answer isn’t rooted in politics—it’s rooted in my personal experience.

I made the decision to get vaccinated believing I was doing the right thing based on the information available at the time. Instead, after later developing pneumonia, I experienced myocarditis that permanently changed the course of my life. My medical journey has shaped how I view those events.

I believe people who experience serious adverse medical events deserve to be heard with compassion, taken seriously, and never dismissed. We deserve transparency, accountability, continued research, and honest conversations about both the benefits and the risks of medical interventions.

You don’t have to agree with my perspective. But I hope you’ll understand why this isn’t just another political debate to me.

For me, it’s personal.

It’s my health.
It’s my heart.
It’s my life.💉

07/29/2026

🚨I can’t stop thinking about the Lindsey Clancy case.

One thing that continues to weigh on me is this: when someone tells you they’re having violent or intrusive thoughts involving themselves or their children, those words have to be taken seriously. We can’t dismiss them, minimize them, or hope they’ll just get better.

This tragedy has made me wonder if there were opportunities for intervention that could have changed the outcome. We need to have honest conversations about what family members, spouses, healthcare providers, and our communities should do when someone is clearly in crisis.

Too often, people look back after a tragedy and say they “had no idea,” yet there were warning signs that may have deserved immediate action. We need to get better at recognizing those signs and responding before lives are lost.

This isn’t about assigning legal guilt where the courts haven’t. It’s about asking whether more could have been done to protect innocent children—and how we can prevent another family from experiencing a tragedy like this.

07/28/2026

🚨 JAMES FISHBACK CLEARED TO APPEAR ON FLORIDA BALLOT

Political candidate James Fishback announced that he has prevailed in a legal challenge and will appear on Florida’s ballot for the August 18 election.

Fishback claimed the case was an effort by Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson’s allies—identified in his statement as Jay Collins and Rep. Byron Donalds—to keep him off the ballot through “lawfare.” The ruling allows his campaign to move forward, though his opponents have disputed his characterization of the legal challenge.

What are your thoughts on the ruling?

Presenting the “women” of the Democratic Party🤡
07/22/2026

Presenting the “women” of the Democratic Party🤡

07/21/2026

Why Mental Health Matters 🫪…..

07/18/2026

Merica🇺🇸

07/03/2026

Here we go 🎇!!!

06/27/2026

🏋️Weightlifters Dominate at Junior Nationals🔥
Local athletes from Flagler Palm Coast’s TTP Weightlifting (Trust the Process Weightlifting) team delivered outstanding performances at the USA Weightlifting Junior Nationals, highlighted by a national title.
Jackson Fedum won the national title in his division, capping off an incredible performance for the program.
Matt McFall, a recent FPC graduate who earned a full weightlifting scholarship to Tusculum University, also shined brightly. He placed third in the men’s junior 110-plus kilogram weight class (242.5-plus pounds) and took third in the sn**ch with a 282.2-pound lift. McFall captured two bronze medals on Thursday, June 25, with a strong sn**ch and clean-and-jerk total of 696.7 pounds.
Cody Strawser, a rising senior, won a bronze medal in the sn**ch in the men’s junior 60-kilogram (132.3 pounds) class with a lift of 92 kilograms (202.8 pounds). He finished fourth overall on June 24.
Nya Williams placed runner-up (second) in the women’s junior 53-kilogram class, earning three silver medals.
The team tied for fourth place overall in the men’s junior division. Other strong showings came from Joseph Casanova (fourth in the men’s junior 110 kg class), Landon Gates (sixth in the men’s junior 88 kg class), Alex Huynh (sixth in the men’s youth 65 kg class), and Gage Anderson (eighth in the men’s junior 71 kg class).
🎉Congratulations to national champion Jackson Fedum, along with state champions Matt McFall and Cody Strawser, and the rest of the TTP Weightlifting team on their impressive national meet! 🏋️‍♂️

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