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When suffering becomes a business, who really benefits?
For decades, families affected by autism and alleged vaccine injuries have fought for answers, accountability, and justice. They placed their trust in influential advocates who promised to fight for them. But as the health freedom movement grew, so did the money, celebrity, political ambition, and power surrounding it.
In Monetizing Misery II, Greg Wyatt takes readers behind the scenes of a movement he believes has increasingly turned personal suffering into a profitable industry. Drawing on years of research, public records, documented events, and his own family’s experiences, Wyatt critically examines prominent figures including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Del Bigtree, Brandy Vaughan, Andrew Wakefield, and others.
At its heart, this is a deeply personal investigation into what happens when advocacy becomes an industry, influence becomes income, and the families who inspired a movement are left searching for answers.
A standalone sequel to Monetizing Misery, this provocative and extensively researched book challenges readers to look beyond the personalities, question the promises, and follow the money.
Because when pain becomes profitable, the most important question is: Who is really being served?
