Diethylstilboestrol (DES) was a medication commonly prescribed to
prevent miscarriage, between 1946 and 1971 in America. If your mother took
DES while she was pregnant with you, then you are a DES daughter or DES son...'
Better Health Channel
It was 1989. He loomed large and imposing, even as he sat behind his expensive oak desk, many medical degrees displayed on the walls around the room. "You will most likely never fall pregnant, but even if you do, you will not come to full term," explained the highly acclaimed fertility expert in a flat emotionless professionally polished monotone.
A short time later I would discover, at age 31, that I was a victim of Big Pharma from before I was born. This victimisation gave me membership to an exclusive group of women known as DES daughters. This was a drug given to thousands of young women in America in the 1950's and 1960's that was supposed to prevent miscarriages. My mother had had a miscarriage after my older brother was born, so she was proscribed DES and took it when I was still in utero.
Upon discovering I was a DES daughter, I had many
questions for my mother that I could not ask her because she passed away from
cancer at the age of thirty three when I was only five years old. While
correlation does not equal causation, one wonders if she would have lived much
longer had she not taken the hormonal drug. Since the medical establishment
would never investigate this possible causation we can never know for sure,
however, I strongly surmise this to be the case. I would learn that most
of the thousands of DES daughters would never be able to have children. I met a
woman in my community who was infertile from this drug and she successfully
sued Big Pharma.
Big Pharma was forced to admit culpability because
DES was never properly tested before it was approved. Profits came before
people, but unlike today, Big Pharma did not have the power to quell all legal
liability as they do when it comes to the Covid19 drugs.
As a young woman I wanted and planned to have at
least four children, or maybe more. One cannot describe the trauma I felt being
told that I was most likely never going to become a mother. However, I was
blessed by G-d with an open miracle to have the one child I did have, as the
vast majority of DES daughters have none. The difference between zero and one
for a couple struggling with fertility is bigger than the universe. We would
not be the proud grandparents we are today had we stayed at zero.
Nevertheless, the impact all this had on my life
and the lives of my family is incalculable. Psychologically the pain and hurt
runs deep. I can compare it to having been a rape victim, as I felt as if
I was violated before I was even born. All these years I harbor a distrust of
Big Pharma and its cohorts in the medical system which had failed me. It
turns out this distrust has served me well because, I am fully aware and
cognizant of the horrific harm Big Pharma and even many doctors are actually
capable of inflicting on an unsuspecting public.
The similarities between the DES saga and the
present Covid vaccine debacle are strikingly numerous. An untested drug was
used on thousands of unsuspecting people in an experimental trial that
seemed initially to work in yielding its promised result in the short term,
only to be revealed in later years as having caused irreparable and extensive
damage to peoples' health and lives. In the case of DES however,
there was still a healthy skepticism of Big Pharma and, ultimately they would
be held accountable. At that time Big Pharma did not yet have the power to
control the governments of the world as they do now. This makes them a much
more formidable and dangerous force, capable of inflicting great and horrific
crimes against humanity on a mass scale. Like the DES debacle, in reference to the Covid shmax drugs, we are yet to meaningfully grapple with or face the huge
onslaught of its detrimental effects to come in the not so far future. You have been warned!
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