All he wanted was to finish high school.

Because Jerome Kunkel objects to receiving vaccines that are developed or manufactured using the remains of aborted babies, the 18-year-old senior and basketball captain was told he could not attend school until 21 days passed since the last student or staff member at his school first presented with chicken pox.

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This meant Kunkel was forced to miss his final term of classes and extracurricular activities at his Kentucky school, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart/Assumption Academy.

When the Northern Kentucky Health Department made the announcement that all under- or unvaccinated students could not return to school, Kunkel was furious.

“The fact that I can’t finish my senior year of basketball, like our last couple games, is pretty devastating. I mean you go through four years of high school, playing basketball, but you look forward to your senior year,” he said according to CNN….

However, the school and the health department stood their ground. In a statement regarding the lawsuit, the health department defended its actions as being “in direct response to a public health threat and was an appropriate and necessary response to prevent further spread of this contagious illness.”

After the ruling, Wiest said that Kunkel was “devastated”, along with about 30 other students affected by the health department’s ban.

Kunkle and his father, Bill, shared with WKRC their belief that the chickenpox vaccine is “immoral, illegal, and sinful.”…

God bless them for their bravery and their refusal to roll over and accept this discrimination. The abortion industry will continue to thrive until more folks stand up against the institutions that support them—even the medical industry…. (Read More Click Here) (excerpts from Activist Mommy)

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