WND By WND Staff
Facebook, which routinely adds its editorial comments to posts with which it disagrees, recently “fact-checked” a woman’s complaint about her reaction to a coronavirus vaccine.
Desiree Penrod, 25, said on Facebook after getting vaccinated in early March: “The vaccine is killing me today. My arm hurts, beyond exhausted, headache, stomach cramps and earaches.”
Penrod also posted: “Multiple people told me that I looked pale today. Yesterday, I was fine but today it’s taking its toll on me.”
Facebook, citing the World Health Organization, added a disclaimer to a post by Penrose, “COVID-19 vaccines go through many tests for safety and effectiveness before they’re approved.”
A week later, Penrod died. Her obituary said:
Obituary of Desiree R. Penrod
Desiree R. Penrod, 25, of Danielson, CT passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at her home. She was born December 7, 1995, daughter of Todd Penrod and Gaina Mcintosh.
Desiree loved teaching children and worked for Killingly Memorial School in Danielson, CT, and also worked for Stop & Shop in Dayville, CT. Â She was a graduate of Johnson State College in Vermont. She enjoyed playing rugby.
She leaves her parents Todd Penrod and his wife Lynda Penrod; her mother Gaina Mcintosh; her siblings Kyle Penrod, Stephine Penrod, Mary Truman and Andrew Cooper; her paternal grandparent Clone and Janis Penrod; her maternal grandmother Lilian Ashley; her paternal great grandmother Edith Penrod; her step-grandmother Cheryl Dumont; Also several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Facebook’s editorial comment citing the WHO provided a link to the international organization, whose investigation into the origin of COVID-19 has been criticized because of China’s control of it.
Reporter Adan Salazar at Infowars noted, “Previous posts by Penrod appear to show she was experiencing seizures prior to vaccination and was likely not a good candidate to receive the vaccine due to her medical issues.”
