A MOM who refused to get vaccinated and said she “was not afraid of Covid” has died from the virus at 29.
Bridget Jackson frequently turned to Facebook to speak out against mask mandates and the Covid vaccine.
Bridget Jackson worked at a car dealership
Jackson, from Port Huron, often shared posts and memes on social media that promoted her stance on Covid.
In one post, the mother said that she “understands the risk” but doesn’t “prioritize fear over life.”
“Just because we don’t wear a mask doesn’t mean we lack common courtesy or don’t respect you,” she wrote in a post. “We simply believe your fear is your issue.”
The mother often shared her frustration or outrage with people’s “fear” of Covid.
Jackson became sick with the virus in late November, asking Facebook friends for prayers and advice for “lung exercises” that she could do.
On the morning of December 21, Jackson’s sister Danielle Race took to Facebook to give an update and ask for prayers for Jackson, who was struggling in the hospital.
“She has been in the hospital the last month she’s been fighting covid,” said Race. “As of a couple days ago she took a turn for the worst and she is on the ventilator 100%.”
Jackson passed away later that day, leaving behind her fiancé Eric Maitland, and her three young children – all under the age of 10.
“Bridget’s greatest love was her family who she enjoyed camping and traveling with, but her world revolved around her children,” reads her obituary.
Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the CDC, reported that unvaccinated people are six times more likely to test positive for Covid than vaccinated people, according to the CDC’s Covid Data Tracker.
“Even in our updated data, unvaccinated people are at 14 times greater risk of dying from COVID-19 than people who are vaccinated,” said Dr. Walensky in a White House press briefing.
According to the CDC, vaccines remain the best public health measure to combat Covid. Vaccines are highly effective at preventing severe illness, hospitalizations, and death.
Jackson, a woman of faith, often shared her frustration or outrage with people’s ‘fear’ of Covid
The mother of three was vocal on social media about her anti-mask and anti-vaccine stances
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