Over 1 million working age women report disability after COVID vaccine rollout in U.S. Since February 2021, both men and women have been reporting disabilities at an ever-increasing rate.
From February 2021 to November 2023, the number of women reporting disabilities rose by an unprecedented 55% - from 2.1 million women to 3.2 million women.
Shocking 1.4 million excess disabilities reported from February 2021 to December 2022.
Ed Dowd, author of "Causes Unknown: The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 and 2022," was one of the first people to notice the shocking rise in disabilities and deaths following the COVID vaccine rollout.
In a study covering February 2021 to December 2022, Ed Dowd found "An increase of about 1,400,000 disabilities in the civilian labor force aged 16-64, while there were about 300,000 excess deaths, during that period." Dowd believes the constant stream of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine updates will continue to poison the population and drive the disability and excess death statistics to even higher numbers in 2024, especially for working age adults ages 25-64.
Ed Dowd told The Defender that "Morbidity leads to mortality." He said the government disability survey offers an important statistical window into the abysmal state of public health in the US. "The data is confirmation that the trend of rising U.S. disability as measured by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is not abating," Dowd told The Defender.
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