A Minnesota reporter resigned after the newspaper he worked for refused to print the harrowing story of a local nurse who was nearly killed by the COVID vaccine.

Mike Lohre was a senior English lecturer at Ohio State for 25 years until he moved back to his Minnesota roots and became a reporter for the Cottonwood County Citizen in Windom.

Lohre enjoyed his job and his co-workers, however, he recently resigned due to the newspaper’s refusal to print what Lohre considered to be an important story.

The story of Donna Vosberg

Lohre said people were telling him to interview Donna Vosberg, who worked as a nurse in Westbrook for 29 years: “… people had come up to me on the streets of Windom and around Cottonwood County saying … you really need to interview this woman. She has an incredible story.”

Lohre interviewed Vosberg at her farm, where she spoke for hours about what happened to her after she took the Moderna COVID vaccine.

“She was hesitant to take the vaccine, but she was not anti-vaccine,” Lohre explained.

In recounting her story, Lohre said, “the way she described it, she eventually was going to have to take the vaccine to keep her job as tens of thousands of other people have been in the same situation.”

However, “within 12 hours of taking the first shot, she went temporarily blind … She knew as a nurse that some people, a small percentage of people can have an adverse reaction to a vaccine. She thought perhaps she was just one of them, but it was four days before she got her sight back and could return to work.”

Lohre also detailed how Vosberg “asked her employer if she could not take it because she had had such severe reactions to the first shot.”

Vosberg reluctantly took the second COVID vaccine because “the doctor they sent her to said, there’s no medical reason that you can’t take the second dose.”

Vosberg took the second dose because she would lose her job if she refused, as Lohre explained in his story. The second time, Vosberg’s reaction was much worse: she went blind—permanently this time—and her condition forced her to quit her nearly 30-year career as a nurse, Lohre said.

“She is definitely fighting for her life and she needs a kidney transplant to live. So she goes for dialysis, two or three days a week. And it’s just basically trying to hang on,” he added.

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