Balanced Rejuvenation Integrative Medical Center

04/08/2026

When the ACIP meeting was cancelled, more than 1,100 public submissions, including a story submitted in memory of Alexis Budzon, were never heard aloud.

Now, they’ve been brought together in one place.

Alexis was in her final semester of nursing school, about to dedicate her life to caring for others. Her family shared her story through the public comment system. Now, you can read it, and hundreds more, on this new platform.

Created by an injured programmer, http://committeecomments.com/ is a free tool built by the injured, for the injured, providing access to all comments submitted for the March 17–18 ACIP meeting on COVID-19 vaccines.

Read the testimonies for yourself: https://committeecomments.com/index.html?injured=1

04/01/2026

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$12.69 MILLION verdict — fired for her faith

A federal jury in Detroit just awarded $12.69 million to Lisa Domski, a longtime IT specialist at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, after she was fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine on religious grounds.

Domski, a devout Catholic with over 30 years at the company, requested a religious exemption because she believed the vaccines were developed or tested using fetal cell lines from abortions — conflicting with her faith that views abortion as a grave sin.

The verdict breaks down as:
• $10 million in punitive damages against BCBSM
• $1 million for emotional distress
• ~$1.69 million in lost wages (back pay + future earnings)

03/26/2026

This is very sad…. We finally have momentum going in correcting the recommendations for vaccines… based on actual data on safety and efficacy….and Dr Malone was a big part of this.

🚨 Dr. Robert Malone has stepped down as vice chair of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP).

In communications to the press, Dr. Malone cited “hundreds of hours of uncompensated labor, incredible hate from many quarters, hostile press, internal bickering, weaponized leaking, [and] sabotage,” stating, “I have better things to do.”

He described a recent disagreement with an HHS spokesperson as “the last straw,” adding: “After Andrew trashing me with the press, I am done with the CDC and ACIP. Suffice to say I do not like drama.”

Dr. Malone also indicated he would “respectfully decline” any invitation to serve on a relaunched panel.

Dr. Malone’s decision to step away is understandable.

When a federal court has blocked the committee’s work and appointments, and entrenched bureaucratic forces continue to limit meaningful reform, even senior appointees operate with little genuine control.

In such an environment—where big government institutions remain firmly in charge despite leadership changes—dedicating further time and energy to an advisory role that lacks real authority makes little sense.

Further developments regarding the future of ACIP and vaccine policy are anticipated.

03/18/2026

Make your Wellness Goals a REALITY!!!!

03/18/2026

Make your Wellness Goals a REALITY!!!…

03/15/2026

Yes. Why protect a pharmaceutical company ? That’s not what FDA is supposed to do.

03/12/2026

03/10/2026

Yes! Florida is the best!

Big win for medical freedom in Florida!

The Florida Senate has just passed the Medical Freedom Act (SB 1756) with a 23-15 vote, giving parents and adults more control over their health decisions.

This important legislation allows ivermectin, a well-established treatment for parasitic infections like river blindness and strongyloidiasis, to be sold over the counter without a prescription for adults 18 and older.

Many in the state have used it safely for years, and this change finally brings the law in line with that reality while putting choice back where it belongs: with individuals.

The bill also strengthens parental rights by creating a conscience exemption for vaccine requirements in K-12 schools.

Parents will receive clear, timely information to help them make the best decisions for their children, whether that means vaccinating fully, partially, or not at all.

It further reinforces Florida's existing ban on discrimination based on mRNA vaccination status, including protections against any forced vaccination during emergencies.

Senate President Ben Albritton led the charge, stating: "Florida has been a national leader in parental rights because we believe parents have a God-given right and responsibility to direct the upbringing of their children. The default decision maker in a child's life is the parent, not the government."

Sponsor Rep. Clay Yarborough added: "This legislation ensures parents have the opportunity to make educated medical decisions they believe are best for their school-aged children. We have the responsibility to look out for the best interest of public health; at the same time, the rights of parents are paramount."

Governor Ron DeSantis has indicated strong support and is expected to sign the ivermectin provision into law.

Now the focus turns to the House: will they step up and make this a reality?

Florida continues to lead by putting freedom and families first.

Way to go Florida!! 👏🏽

03/10/2026

10/18/2025

Great News!

10/16/2025

Thought this was cute … (however, inaccurate )