The Resisters: The Donna Genereux story 

Calvin Mulligan, November 13, 2026 (c) All rights reserved

Author’s introduction
I had know Donna Genereux for four or five years as we were both members of a local freedom circle that formed after the launch of  the  Covid-19 deception. I knew Donna as a kind-hearted, soft-spoken women with a spiritual inclination and a mischievous sparkle in her eye. But there was more than met my eye. Donna had initially dismissed my suggestion that she share her story as a Resister-survivor of the Covid-19 Deception thinking it wasn’t sufficiently noteworthy.

Two things I had recently learned about her, however, prompted me to persist. The first was learning that this gentle, “wouldn’t-hurt-a-fly individual had walked the full El Camino trail at the age of 55 by herself.!Okay, I thought, That takes some bold independence. The second was a visual image. I’d recently asked Donna if she had experienced a “dark night of  the soul” at the height of the Plandemic as I had, and if so, what prompted it. She leaned forward in her chair as if cradling a baby close to her body. As she did so, she described how she’s fervently prayed for divine protection for each of her newborn grandchildren in turn knowing their parents planned to have them vaccinated despite Donna’s advice.

That image came repeatedly to mind in the weeks that followed. It told me something more about the depth of this quiet, unassuming women. So, I re-invited Donna to share her story and thankfully she agreed.

Her early childhood experiences and upbringing had a lasting effect on Donna. Among other things, they gifted her with a life-long appreciation of family, the miraculous workings of nature and the divine. Her parents, Philippe and Marie, were an industrious couple of modest means with an unwavering faith. Donna recalls walking next door to church each Sunday  with her parents and her two sisters. And on Wednesday evenings, the family would climb into their blue station wagon and drive to prayer meetings in the neighbouring community.

Philippe was the classic jack-of-all trades. Family members regularly called him if their vehicles needed repairs. Each spring, members of the community called him to rototill their garden plots. And on other occasions, it was his carpentry and painting skills that were required. Donna recalls her Dad’s deep-seated skepticism regarding pharmaceutical companies and the value of their latest miraculous pills and potions. She never forgot his assessment of the medical system: ‘’Those doctors want you in their offices to prescribe drugs that will make you sicker so that you keep going back. I tell you, one pill creates another problem and they give you another pill for that and it keeps going. The farthest we are from these liars and robbers, the better.’’ (Author: This is perhaps the most prescient assessment of the creating-customers-for-life business model I’ve ever encountered.)

When Donna and her siblings were in their teens, Marie supplemented her role as homemaker and with that of independent health products distributor. It was a good fit. Marie could operate her business independently while adding to the family’s income … and she excelled at it. Her contribution to the health and well-being of others didn’t go unnoticed by her daughter who emulated her mother’s business initiative later in her life.

Marriage and some themes
Donna, following in the footsteps of her older sister, Jennifer moved to Ottawa in 1986 to attend Algonquin College where she completed a secretarial program with an executive specialty. Shortly after arriving in the big city, her best friend introduced Donna to her brother, Mark. The two married in 1986. Two children, Jolene and Jordan, followed in 1990 and 1993 respectively. One day while at work, a colleague shared a health product that he was marketing with Donna. The was impressed with it and the idea of operating her own business was appealing. So, following in her mothers footsteps, Donna launched her sideline — marketing health food supplements.

While husband Mark wasn’t supportive of her sideline, Donna, reckons she benefitted from the experience on two counts. The additional income was welcome of course. More importantly, however, she gained a wealth of knowledge regarding the contribution of proper nutrition to one’s health. Looking back, she also believes that managing her business, despite Mark’s lack of support, taught her something about persevering. She jokingly suggests the experience may have perversely nurtured her independent “I’m the boss of me” spirit. She qualifies this by saying that while her business sideline wasn’t a contributor to the decline of their marriage, Mark’s struggles with alcohol was. And the couple divorced in January 2015.

A long-running thread in Donna’s life has been her informal study of human health and self-healing. In 2024, Donna completed an entry-level online homeopathy course for people and pets, providing her with new insights into natural healing. Looking back in the wake of the faux health emergency announced in 2020, the contrast between the homeopathic perspective and that of conventional medicine is stark.

Another theme in Donna’s life has been contributing to the health and well-being of others. She began volunteering with the local United Way campaign in 1981. In the succeeding years, she served as a volunteer fund raiser for a variety of charitable health campaigns. She closed out her volunteering serving as a volunteer care-giver at La Maison Mathieu Froment-Savoie in Gatineau in 2013. Her three years of service was her way of thanking the care home for what she describes as the exceptional care given her parents during their final days at the hospice.

A career with some Zig Zags
After graduating from college in 1984, Donna was recruited to an administrative position in Prime Minister Brian Mulroney’s Office where she served for five years. This was followed by stints in the private sector (1989-96), and operating a home-based business (1996-98). Donna rejoined the federal government in the fall of 1998. This time, her job was working as Program Assistant in the Research Grants & Scholarships Directorate at the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). Over the course of her 24 years with the Council, she advanced to the position of Business Analyst and ultimately, Quality Assurance Analyst in its IT Division.

Donna’s job with NSERC had a valuable upside. Beginning in 2019, Donna was able to work at home 2-3 days testing work-at-home technology and research grants application software. It meant she didn’t have to endure the daily drudgery of public transit to and from downtown Ottawa. Donna describes memorable mornings sipping her coffee on the back deck, then settling into work at her computer in dress clothes “from the waist up”. There was also the luxury of a lunch hour walk every day. Life was good … until March 11, 2020 at least when a global pandemic was declared by the World Health Organization (WHO).

A “Plandemic” cometh
Ontario declared a state of emergency on March 17, 2020. The “novel virus” propaganda became non-stop. Things were quickly changing and it appeared that they weren’t moving in a positive direction.  Donna had been watching the federal and provincial governments’ daily news briefings. From her vantage point, something in the official narrative was off. The messages were confusing at best and contradictory at worst. And the authoritarian tone and prescribed safety measures were at odds with both her independent spirit and most of what she had learned about protecting human health, respectively. It made no sense.

Donna’s defiance
Restrictions were first imposed on bridge access to Quebec in April of 2020 and then dropped in May. A year later, on April 19, 2021, the Ontario and Quebec governments re-imposed restriction on non-essential travel between the two provinces with police checkpoints. Donna wasn’t prepared to surrender her freedom completely to the so-called “authorities”. In fact, she decided to test their controls.

Donna wanted to meet a gentleman she had met on a dating site for get-acquainted coffee visit. The problem: this fellow was located on the Quebec side  of the border. The bridges were being patrolled 24/7, and cars bearing Ontario plates were being stopped. She would need a strategy. Her cover story would be a trip to visit her mom in Gatineau. Donna had mischievously prepared a sign reading, “I love you mom”. She was literally shaking in her boots as she presented her hand-made prop to the officer who stopped her car. But the ruse worked and she was given the “go” to proceed across the bridge to visit her “mom”.

Vaccine countdown
Donna was already accustomed to working from home remotely, so when her employer issued the March 16 work-from-home directive, the transition was relatively easy. Her nightmare, however, was just beginning. She had experienced an ominous foreshadowing of the March 11 pandemic announcement. It came in the form of a haunting 2015 Bill Gates statement that the world would likely experience a highly infectious viral pandemic, one the world was ill-equipped to deal with. Donna questioned how such an event could be so confidently predicted unless the predictor had something to do with it becoming a reality.

Donna had concerns about how the members of the public would respond to the plethora  of Plandemic control measures being imposed. Were many of them likely to freak out and do stupid or dangerous things?  She had already witnessed the toilet paper, hand sanitizer and facial mask panics at local drug and grocery stores. Now, the shelves were steadily emptying as the level of public anxiety ratcheted up. Strangely, people with no medical backgrounds suddenly became self-appointed health safety vigilantes. These volunteer enforcers were chastising fellow-citizens for standing less than 6-feet apart, walking in the “wrong” direction down grocery store aisles and failing to wear medical face masks. It was both alarming and biologically absurd. Was this omniscient ‘’novel virus’’ taking notes on who stood where and whether they were sufficiently far enough apart?

It became apparent that the non-stop propaganda campaign had achieved the desired effect on vulnerable members of the public. Donna recalls being accosted by an angry health vigilante one day at Sobeys. ’How dare you walk in here without a mask!’’, the man declared indignantly as he confronted her. How many more people like this misguided fellow could be ticking time bombs? Was one required to play along with  the delusions of the fearful simply in order to escape their outbursts?

Dark days
On September 1, 2021, the Ontario government announced proof-of-vaccination requirements for indoor dining at restaurants and entry to movie theatres. The walls were closing in. On the last weekend before the ban was to take effect (September 22, 2021), Donna decided to celebrate her final days of freedom. As she recalls, she “took herself out for lovely dinner and a movie. She rationalized that she would content herself with her travels to date and enjoy the budgetary upside. “Think of the money you’ll be saving,” she told herself.

Donna had been diametrically opposed to the Plandemic agenda from the outset and had absolutely no intention of ever getting the jab. So, when PM Justin Trudeau announced the government’s plans to require Covid-19 vaccination across the federal public service on October 6, 2021, it wasn’t a good day. And the unquestioning compliance of her colleagues was disturbingly. They began announcing their vaccination status during on-line team meetings. This vaccine virtue-signalling elicited accolades from supervisors and co-workers. Donna remained silent, her head spinning. How would she escape the inevitable confrontation regarding her vaccine status?

Management was relentless. Team members were reminded weekly, if not more often, that each one must complete a Covid-19 Vaccine Attestation Form confirming the individual’s vaccination status. Donna’s mental turmoil climbed to an all time high as the October 29, 2021 deadline approached. She was, in her words, “a basket-case”. How she could possibly avoid the an injection she believed was unsafe and ineffectual? Her first and perhaps best option was immediately ruled out. An earlier experience with her family physician told Donna that her doctor wouldn’t grant her medical justification for a stress leave.

One evening, a close friend suggested that Donna seek a virtual mental health consultation. Donna was unaware such services existed. After a quick search of the internet, she selected Lyte Medical, an Ontario telehealth service and booked an appointment for the following day. She described her vaccine-linked anxiety and workload to the practitioner who, in light of her distress, recommended a temporary leave of absence.  Donna presented a print-out of the diagnosis to her employer and was granted a two week medical stress leave that was subsequently extended for an additional two weeks.

Even during Donna’s sick leave, however, the pressure from her divisional director was unrelenting. His emails arrived in Donna’s inbox with disquieting regularity reminding her of the need to complete the attestation form. In retrospect, Donna wonders how this could not have constituted harassment given that she was on medical stress leave for this very reason at the time.

Dodging a bullet
Donna had bought herself some time, but the nightmare wasn’t over. She continued to weigh her options. She had heard of other employees who had acquired falsified vaccination certificates. She pondered the possibility briefly and discarded it. She simply wasn’t prepared to lie about her vaccine status. What about seeking an administrative leave of absence, something normally reserved for cases of employee misconduct, policy violations and “other” while the individual was under investigation? While it may have been a possibility earlier in her career, the window had now closed on that option.

Donna’s nerves were shot and a cloud of uncertainty still hung over her world. There was no way of knowing how long the pandemic-vaccine madness and things return to some semblance of normal — if ever. Could she even return to work for an institution she no longer respected? She had one final option. Thankfully, Donna’s length of government service put her within range of early retirement, so she accepted the accompanying financial penalty and took early retirement.  She had dodged a bullet.

Family, friends and fall-out
During his high school years, Donna’s son, Jordan, had ventured into the realm of so-called “conspiracy theories”. Donna had been dismissive at the time, but she hadn’t forgotten his openness to perspectives outside the mainstream. So how would he respond the Great Plandemic Deception?

Thankfully, Jordan proved to be a skeptical Resister. Officially-prescribed Covid control measures struck both mother and son as laughable. The list of absurdities was endless — six foot social distancing, arrows indicating how customers should navigate retail stores, prohibitions on playing in parks and on outdoor rinks, a mandatory evening curfew for Quebec dog-walkers, and mask on-mask-off-and-on-again restaurant eating rituals. Not one of these control measures was based upon biological reality.

Donna was elated to discover that Jordan shared her “no thanks” stance regarding the jab, despite his employer’s recommendation he get vaccinated. Jordan also agreed to his mother’s cautionary advice regarding use of the  RapidResponse C-19 antigen test. Rather than  simply following the instructions provided, Donna recommended that he blow his nose into a facial tissue and swab from there. Did Jeff inherit my stubbornness gene?, Donna wondered.

It was a different story with her daughter, Jolene, who fell prey to external pressures. The parents of her boyfriend, Connor (now her husband) refused to meet with Donna until she was “fully vaxxed”. It didn’t stop there. Jolene was questioned by her in-laws regarding the reason for her mother’s resistance. And then there was Jolene’s circle of close-knit girlfriends who initially pressured and then threatened to ostracize her. Jolene’s job duties were a third source of pressure to conform to the vaccine mandate. She had an upcoming U.S. work trip on her calendar, and as an account executive, she would also need to continue travelling within Canada.

Jolene capitulated and quietly got her first injection, something her mother learned of later. Donna describes Jolene as someone with an “immune system of steel”. But even steel immune systems aren’t built for experimental chemical concoctions derived from bioweapons research. Jolene was sick for three days. When she recovered, she visited her mom and informed her of her decision. Donna cried, hugged Jolene and assured her daughter that nothing, including this decision, would ever come between them. After Jolene left, Donna sensed her temperature had risen. Was it the result of the “shedding” independent physicians speculate occurs after someone is injected with the Covid-19 vaccine? It was one more medical uncertainty in a disturbingly long list.

Donna explains that since Jolene’s first injection, she has, by the grace of God, given birth to two beautiful children. That said, her daughter’s immune system has never returned to its former robust state. As tempting as it may be, Donna has avoided suggesting to her daughter that her lingering health issues may be linked to her Covid vaccinations. Thousands of parents have walked the same tightrope. It’s a choice between speaking candidly about the likely source of their offspring’s health problems on the one hand and respecting their adult child’s medical decisions in silence on the other. Each choice has its risks. The first is the risk of alienation and distancing, and the second is the risk a parent’s silence has allowed an identifiable health issue in a son or daughter to go unaddressed.

Donna’s younger sister, Suzanne and brother-in-law, Shawn  have, in the language of Resisters, “woke up” after each had received two jabs. They had been persuaded to get the injection in order to support Suzanne’s mother-in-law as she grieved the death of her husband. Sadly, the man had died alone because of strict hospital rules. Both Suzanne and Shawn subsequently pledged to never receive any additional vaccines or boosters, but their trust in the medical system has proven costly. Suzanne regularly gets bladder infections and Shawn periodically experiences bouts of uncontrollable muscle spasms in one eye.

Donna describes her eldest sister, Jennifer, and husband, Chuck, as still very much “asleep” regarding the pandemic-vaccine illusion. Donna explains Chuck’s willing compliance with pandemic measures by saying that his lengthy military career had conditioned him to accepting directives coming from “above”. Jennifer’s attitude, on the other hand, is seemingly one of self-sacrifice to a “higher” purpose. Strangely, she appears prepared to take a hit in the interest of contributing to the medical research.

Occasionally, Donna sends an informational video Jennifer’s way, but  doubts it gets her sister’s attention. They have a standing agreement to avoid discussing certain subjects like government corruption and the medical system. Despite the fact that both Jennifer and Chuck continue to suffer from what are likely Covid vaccine-linked health issues, neither one makes the connection.

Donna’s older brother, David, had been a long term patron of  mainstream news sources when the WHO declared a Covid Pandemic in March of 2020. Donna recalls how appalled he was by the “shenanigans” of freedom convoy truckers reported by the mainstream media in February of 2022. Donna had attended the protest in downtown Ottawa nearly every day and had a firsthand understanding of what was really transpiring on the ground. She knew it was nothing like the hyperbolic media reports. This was, in fact, a peaceful protest supported by multitudes of patriotic Canadians from across the entire country. So, she  quickly set the record straight.

The government PR machine smeared, lied and denied the truth. It was a hostile federal government that invoked the Emergencies Act on February 14, 2022. And the tyranny of “authorities” didn’t end there. The brutality of the police force that suppressed peaceful protest on Parliament Hill under the Emergencies Act was akin to something Donna would have expected of the KGB during the Soviet era. In a span of three years, her Canada had become unrecognizable.

David, a man Donna described as “fit as a fiddle” began to feel unwell in March 2023. After being repeatedly told by doctors that he was fine, he was finally diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer in February 2024. He passed away on May 21, 2024 from a form of what independent physicians call “Turbo Cancer” because of the speed of their progression.

David’s death left Donna feeling sad and frustrated. She describes her brother as a “wonderful, loving, soft-spoken soul who was always the first to lend a hand”. His two sons remain angry to this day. How could their father’s doctors have failed to finally diagnose his cancer for a year and a half  — until he was just two months from death! Donna can only imagine how anguishing David’s passing must be for his wife given he had gotten vaccinated because they wanted to travel to the Philippines to visit her family.

More casualties
It’s staggering to consider how the official conspiracy of silence has buried thousands of personal tragedies. Donna recalls that a former colleague from her days at the Research Council committed suicide in February 2020. She wasn’t alone in her despair of course. Many, overcome by the  darkness of the pandemic emergency psy-op and the impacts of the lockdowns on lives and businesses, chose to end their lives.

Donna tells of other casualties of the vaccine deceivingly characterized as “safe and effective”. A girlfriend in her fifties had a heart attack following her second Covid jab. While she was in Emergency awaiting admission, an ER physician mercifully whispered some pointed advice in her ear. Please don’t get any more Covid vaxx shots. Thankfully, the illicit advice registered. Donna might not have been able to reach her friend with the truth, but the message of a well-placed earth angel had.

In terms of its impacts, the vaccine injection campaign resembles what might be described as a game of medical Russian Roulette. Some received a saline solution (a blank) and others received a bullet. Thus far, Donna’s ex-husband, Mark, persuaded to get the first two recommended doses of the Covid vaccine, appears to be one of the fortunate ones. Several of his friends on the other hand, weren’t and by 2024-25 were battling cancers of one variety or another. One of them passed in the summer of 2025.

Alienation and isolation
Donna recalls the isolation brought about by a combination of government overreach and human fears regarding the boogeyman virus. In March 2021, she was invited to join her younger sister and her family for Easter dinner on April 4. As the date approached, however, Donna received a call from her sister and the invitation was withdrawn. Public health officials strongly urged residents to avoid interprovincial travel between Ottawa and Gatineau. Donna was locked out. To make matters worse, her children would be joining her ex-husband’s family for the Easter celebration. Her isolation was now complete. Donna found herself crying and alone. Her isolation eased somewhat in mid-May when the travel restrictions were lifted.

Donna also experienced losses in the “friends and neighbours” category for her stand as a vaccine refusenik. Two former neighbour-friends  informed her that they couldn’t get together with her because she could be a source of viral infection. As expectant grandparents, they couldn’t take the risk. As distressing as the distancing and social alienation was for Donna, the cost of her friends’ acceptance  of the official narrative has been, significantly higher for them.

One of them, Arlene, is the mother of two vaccinated adult daughters. Each daughter appears to have experienced vaccine-related losses as both have suffered miscarriages. The younger daughter’s first baby was born with a defective heart and died shortly thereafter. Her second was also born with a heart defect. Thankfully, in this case, the medical team promptly operated, saving his life.

Donna’s relationship with her neighbour-friends, Arlene and Mona, hasn’t yet  recovered. To keep the peace, Donna intentionally avoids sensitive subjects in her interactions with them. Any pandemic conversations they have had with Donna have proven to be  less than enlightening. Her neighbours’ recitations of CBC propaganda talking points are akin to the sound of fingernails on a blackboard. Ultimately, their distancing has been Providential — merciful even. “Thank God I’ve stayed away”, Donna says.

Unexpected blessings amid the pain
Paradoxically, as painful as the Covid Pandemic-vaccine war has been, it’s also brought blessings Donna’s way. A leader of one of the medical freedom groups in Quebec assembled a database of Resisters organized by postal code. His goal was helping lone Resisters connect with like-minded folks in their locality. It led to Donna’s joining a group of spiritual women, the High Plains Sisters. Group members continue to meet once a month and share information on the subjects of health and spirituality. They’ve grown close over the years and Donna now thinks of them as family.

Donna also found friendship and moral support in another group of kindred spirits in her part of town during the dark days. Initially the members shared news regarding the on-going information war, medical information and strategies for maintaining health and hope. Now their meetings have a more relaxed atmosphere .The connections have made a world of  difference for Donna. When the external pressures were on “high”, she was sustained by the heart-felt connections, free-flowing conversations and what she describes as “endorphin-releasing” hugs.

Lessons learned
What had Donna learned that could be of benefit to others? Donna  restates her personal “bigee”. It’s always make decisions from a calm and grounded place — remember to breathe. Another hard lesson was, Question everything. On a visit to her beloved doctor of 40 plus years, she realized it wasn’t simply question everything, but also question everyone. That includes people and professionals you know and respect, or perhaps especially those you know and respect. In this case, Donna’s doctor of more than four decades declared she knew best and Donna should simply “trust the experimental vaccine”. Wow!

In retrospect, Donna is thankful that she didn’t relax her guard. Who knows what the outcome would have been had she relented? Doctor, “I know-what’s-best” is now happily retired. Donna wonders what advice this “professional”, supposedly “following the science”, gave her own family members regarding the experimental concoction. And how many dollars in kickbacks did she receive for  pushing the concoction to her patients?

There’s no glossing over the fact that Donna experienced serious losses as a result of the Plandemic deception. My question concerned how she has managed the burden. Donna states with renewed conviction that she is a resilient human being sustained by her faith. She doesn’t attempt to ignore or dismiss her pain. At the same time, languishing in grief can become debilitating — crippling. Her personal approach and her advice to others in similar situations is Allow yourself to feel the pain and then release it to the Universe. For everything, there is a season, including grief and tears. And then comes a time to move on.

As to how one can avoid relapsing and succumbing to the potentially overwhelming darkness of our times, Donna’s approach to focus on what brings her joy. Resisters like her are fully aware of the diabolical role of the mass media in programming human thought and behaviour. Social media can be equally problematic, particularly when consumed continuously in large doses. Donna is convinced that bombarding the population with constant chaotic, media noise is one of the most powerful manipulative tactics of the Dark Side.

Consequently, we must make time for quiet because that’s when messages from above can be discerned. While we may aspire to be well-informed regarding events in our world, there comes a point when “the news” can be overwhelming. That makes it especially important to make room for the feel-good stuff, a sunset, a child’s laughter, being grateful and appreciating the smallest of things. These are things that many of us already know, but somehow forget in the heat of the battle.

A Different Donna
Clearly, her Plandemic experience has been life-changing for Donna.  Among other things,  it’s provided her with a greater understanding of herself and some important life lessons. The “old” Donna, given her powerful fight or flight response, was prone to emotional, adrenalized reactions when presented with a challenge. Over the course of the last four or so years, she’s learned the importance of stepping back, taking a deep breath and assessing the situation before responding.

Today, Donna understands how the Powers-that-Be weaponize our emotions and use fear to control us. Her internal register has developed to the point where she can often discern when officialdom is using fear tactics to nudge the masses in a particular direction. And when that internal alarm goes off, she walks away or disconnects depending upon the situation. As Donna puts it, “Your body never lies.”

If there’s one regret that Donna harbours about how she responded to the Plandemic operation, it’s bombarding family and friends with information in every possible form. In the heat of battle, she blitzed them — articles, videos, studies — whatever she thought might persuade them to reject the official story line and the jab. In retrospect, it’s obvious that much, if not most of it, washed over them like water off the proverbial “duck’s back”. Her efforts came from the right place of course, a concern for the health and well-being of people she loved and cared about. That said,  Donna now wonders if a different approach might been more effective in touching hearts and minds.

Ending naiveté and growing in grace
I needed to understand more about how the rigours of the Pandemic operation had changed Donna as an individual. She says that she’s grown a lot. Going into “the war”, she admits that she was naïve. In particular, she once thought the government had our best interests at heart, after all, she herself had been a dedicated civil servant for much of her career.

Looking back on the events of 2020-2024, Donna realized that not everyone in her work world was allied with the dark side or working to advance evil objectives. But in government, information is compartmentalized. Courtesy of the Covid Deception, she now sees how easily people are unconsciously controlled and manipulated to serve dark agendas.

One could be excused for becoming cynical and consumed by distain for  the loathsome “puppets”. Donna prefers to send them healing and light. It’s not entirely a selfless undertaking. Donna, like many in the freedom community, finds sending blessings to the spiritually blind elevates her own “frequency” even as it benefits the larger world.

Six years on, not all of Donna’s Plandemic challenges are cleanly resolved. One of her biggest lingering concerns is her daughter’s and son-in-law’s decision to have their babies (her grandchildren) inoculated. Suffice to say, it is disheartening. She explains, “I have had to come to terms with their decision and with my lack of getting through to them, I had to let go of the anguish.”

As she explains, her only recourse is prayer. It’s to “pray for them and ask the angels to protect these beautiful, perfect, and courageous little souls who have incarnated at this time.” Donna shared her protective strategy: “When I hold my grandchildren, I secretly flood them with light and love!!”

Donna’s advice to the world is simply this: “Understand that this is a spiritual war. We are here having this experience at this important time because we signed up for it before birth. Once we grasp this, we realize that we have an important mission — holding the light and spreading love and joy.”

The Future
What’s Donna’s sense of where the future will take us? In her assessment, people are waking up to the Plandemic deception as the lies are slowly exposed. There medical industry’s ability to maintain silent in the face of reality is eroding by the day. Donna reports that hundreds of doctors in their 40’s are sick and dying of vaccine-related conditions. She has heard many are now quietly seeking the help of Dr. William Makis, someone who offers alternative  treatments for their various turbo cancers. Donna prays that these doctors are healed and come forward as a group to shine the light on this horrific assault on humanity.

A growing segment of our society is seriously questioning rather than  blindly accepting the official Covid-19 Pandemic narrative. Donna is hopeful the September 2026 Allison Inquiry into Covid-19 vaccine-related injuries awakens many of the still-sleeping members of the public. “Ideally, people will realize that we have been enslaved and it’s now time to rise up, stand in our strength and work together to create the future we want.” It’s a hopeful note to close on. Thank-you, Donna.