Amy Carson

Background

About Amy Carson

Amy has been in healthcare for over two decades specializing in Cardiac procedures. She served as a Sergeant, E-5, Military Police, in the US Army Reserve and was the 1987 Recipient of Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year, 77th US Army Reserve Command, New York. Because of her efforts, she was awarded her first Army Achievement Medal at West Point, NY. She also served one year in the NC National Guard. Amy has been an advocate for safer vaccines for several years after her son became injured from them. She has organized and moderated numerous Congressional, State, and Rally Press Conferences, to bring attention to the urgent need to remove all forms of mercury from pharmaceuticals. She has worked side by side with Members of Congress, State Leaders, and world renowned researchers and scientists. She received the Carlton Lee Award in 2005 from the American Academy of Environmental Medicine for her exemplary efforts in furthering the principles of environmental medicine. She has led many marches in the name of vaccine injured children to raise awareness while working on state and federal legislation for vaccine research and safety. She has testified at EPA hearings to further her dedication to eliminate unnecessary mercury exposures. She founded and serves as President, to Moms Against Mercury, a 501(c)3 organization.