It has been 4 years since we began our journey together to support body autonomy...and we did it! We have learned a lot, many of us have found our voices, and many of us have since moved into the space of treating those affected by vaccine injury. This note is a reflection of the battle we were up against, the fight we went through, and the repercussions post-battle.
On behalf of all Pacific College of Health and Science (PCHS) students, alumni, staff, and supporters, we extend our deepest gratitude for your solidarity and action in supporting our petition.
Thanks to your voices and signatures, our collective request for health autonomy—including optional face coverings, no mandatory vaccination or testing, allowance for religious and medical exemptions, and the provision of non-invasive, optional screening—we won. This movement reflected our shared commitment to informed choice, respect for individual rights, and the creation of a supportive campus environment.
Your engagement has shown the power of community advocacy. By coming together, we have ensured that our concerns are heard and that PCHS leadership was made aware of the values and needs of its students and staff. We are grateful for your courage, participation, and dedication to these principles.
Let’s continue to support one another and champion respectful, evidence-based dialogue. Thank you for standing up for health freedom and for making your voice count!
May we continue to use our voices so that we may continue our work in Acupuncture. Please consider signing the following new petitioner from Lhasa OMS:
Join Lhasa OMS to Prevent Tariffs on Essential Products in Acupuncture & Wellness:
With appreciation,
The PCHS Petition Organizers