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Yeah COVID is definitely a vascular disease and unfortunately that effects all parts of the body. It is interesting that my wife's triage line is now handling
by daddylongstroke 5y ago
Yeah COVID is definitely a vascular disease and unfortunately that effects all parts of the body. It is interesting that my wife's triage line is now handling many many reports from single and double vaccinated people getting partial or full paralysis, or other serious neurological issues/syndromes within 24-36 hours post inoculation. Just when she thinks she's going to get the J&J so that she can keep her job after Dec. 8th (despite being 100% remote and already having natural immunity), she gets yet another call about serious and often unreported events from a vaccinated patient, which change her mind.
It (at least the spike protein generated by vaxx) definitely seems to cross the blood-brain barrier in some people to some degree, and I believe the bio-distribution study Japanese researchers carried out demonstrated that.
- tata71 5y agoHow were you able to establish proof of her natural immunity, out of curiosity?
- daddylongstroke 5y agoIdentical method that they use post-vaccine I would hope (though I doubt your MD's office would do this to actually validate vaxx efficacy, cuz cost): Full CBC plus differential.
- downWidOutaFite 5y agoBillions of people have been safely vaccinated. Tell your wife to stop trying to do epidemiology from anecdotes. And you stop spreading that misinformation on the internet.
- daddylongstroke 5y agoMy wife is an RN that has treated over 9K COVID or vaccine-side-effect patients in the last 1.5 years, with her team and their AI managing over 122K cases. These are higher numbers than many of the "studies" propagated by the CDC (like the Kentucky study with 730 total people) pushing VE vs. unvaxx'ed outcomes. She's not doing epidemiology, she's a front line worker that's actually seeing what's happening in their hospitals, not parroting a state line, or "doing epidemiology" from an office hundreds of miles away from the nearest COV patient. >And you stop spreading that misinformation on the internet. You got a lot of nerve (or just a total lack of sense and perspective) telling me what to do, or not to do on the internet or otherwise. This is not misinformation, this is real life experiences of a couple hundred of RNs.
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- therein 5y agoYour wife sounds smart. I appreciate her using her mind instead of giving into literally everyone and everything screaming at her to just get vaccinated. Incredible how so many people feel so comfortable injecting some experimental fluid into their bodies just because the authority figure and the TV-man said so. And they come in their high horses, saying "follow the science", "it is safe and effective". Making it super clear that they are just reading the titles or what the TV-man tells them the science says. Because if they had read some of that science, they'd see that it is looking as clear as day that the vaccination is causing ADE and so much more and premise of having your cells exhibit spike proteins of its own so that you can develop immunity to it is a gun that we have jumped on without actually thinking about it. But you know, it is easy to scream misinformation like others replying to post when the whole world is going to join the choir. It is SUPER COMFY being on the wrong side of history. When all the large corporations and legacy media comes in to praise you and comfort you, that's how one one knows they are on the right side of history. Right?
- _y5hn 5y agoDo you have anything to back up any claims though? It reads as being on the wrong side.
- therein 5y agoYes I do, and there is so much but we are way past the point of no return that if you haven't noticed what's happening by now, you'll never find the article titled "experts say global bankers are taking over the world through COVID" and the accompanying Snopes fact checking it true. Global mass hysteria has been reached and this has nothing to do with logic now. They wanted people to take the flu a lot more seriously by shifting the narrative around it so that they can roll out a social credit and digital identity platform alongside a new digital economy while managing to cash out with their printed gains by buying out anything that matters during a fire sale.
- _y5hn 5y agoThese are just unconnected ramblings. Check your own hysteria and sources. We are leaving Covid behind. With some luck it will become more like influenza.