Two years later...

Where did the time go?

Dear Subscribers - we’ve reached another milestone.

Two years have passed since I began publishing my newsletter on Substack.

I’m proud of the community we’ve built - I’ve had so many wonderful interactions with subscribers and shared perspectives.

I want to sincerely thank everyone who has jumped on board to support me. Here are some comments from subscribers who’ve recently signed up for a paid subscription.

My focus continues to be on healthcare, scientific censorship, government corruption and media bias.

I’ve been working hard to bring you the best, fact-based reporting, on issues that don’t get much of a run in mainstream media.

To date, my subscriber base has exceeded 22,000, with over a million visits throughout the year.

That said, I am under-resourced and still working insane hours to keep this going. I need your help to build this into something bigger and better.

Investigative work is costly, time consuming and requires ample resources. I do not have a team of people helping me - I work unassisted - submitting Freedom of Information Act requests, interviewing experts, transcribing interviews, researching and writing.

Therefore, I’m asking you to dig deep so that I can continue to bring you a high standard of work - it’s the cost of a coffee or two per month and its cheaper to sign up for the year.

The vast majority of subscribers have signed up for free so this is an opportunity to upgrade to a paid subscription - it will grant you access to archived material, some exclusive content, as well as contribute to the interactive discussions in the comments section.

I’d also ask that paid subscribers check their card details. Over the last 6 months, many cards have ‘expired’ and those accounts, unbeknown to the owners, have reverted to free subscriptions.

If things are financially difficult - I understand. You can still help me by sharing my articles on social media, recommending friends sign up, and hitting the like button at the bottom of my articles. You’ll be doing your bit to support independent journalism.

Appreciatively,

Maryanne Demasi, PhD

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