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The Final Call: What the TGA Reversal Really Means—and What We Must Do Now
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- Parents With Questions
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- Jun 23, 2025
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Summary
To connect with our guest psychologist Lindsay Spencer-Mathews, go to https://greatchangemaker.com.au/ In this deeply reflective and emotionally charged episode, Adam Gibson reunites with psychologist and long-time ally Lindsay Spencer-Matthews to unpack a momentous but underreported shift: the TGA’s updated advice quietly walking back COVID vaccines for children under 18, stating that the risks now outweigh the benefitsFor those of us who fought, spoke out, and paid the price for questioning this agenda—this is the moment we’ve waited for. But it’s not the time for revenge. It’s the time to act strategically, compassionately, and effectively. We discuss: •The emotional toll of speaking truth during a time of mass delusion •Why doctors and pharmacists still don’t know the advice has changed •A practical final action: sending a respectful, curiosity-based letter to your GP or pharmacist •The psychology of belief, and how to truly reach people •Healing the dissident community and putting down the sword—for good This is the full stop we’ve been craving. But we have to deliver it wisely. Letters, not rage. Curiosity, not confrontation. Heres how you can take action with us: Step 1: Download and Print the Attached Letters Letter to Doctor Letter to Pharmacist They have been written by respected psychologist Lindsay Spencer-Matthews, and carefully worded to invite conversation, not conflict. Step 2: Mail It! (Yes, snail mail) Look up your local GP and/or pharmacist, then handwrite the envelope: Dr. [Name] Mark it "Private & Confidential" (this helps ensure it will get opened by the right person) Sign it in ink - no digital signatures. Remember, you are simply asking respectful questions about an official statement - so there is no risk of blowback on you. Step 3: Share t…