A lot of us here are dealing with the same issues regarding the shots.
With my daughter, it seems like she got stuck in the rebellious teenage years and never got out. She’s 47 going on 14. She has always been difficult but taking these shots didn’t improve her any. Sometimes I think she’s Bi-Polar. Her husband is the sweetest, gentlest, most respectful 300-pound man I have ever met. She literally had him in tears down here the other day. My granddaughter is the same since the shots and so is he, but something pushed her mind over the edge, and it had to be the shots. They (SIL and granddaughter) are both really sweet natured to start with where she isn’t but they haven’t changed. She has. When they decided to get the shots, my daughter was badgering us to take them and we kept refusing. My granddaughter finally intervened and told her we didn’t need them. When I told them that my doctor said not to take the covid shot but make sure I take the flu shot, the granddaughter said that was right, since I have asthma. My doctor was concerned that I would get both viruses at the same time and she was more worried about the flu.
Oh my, you did such a good thing by not taking the shots if you have asthma. We have a friend who was training to become Mr. Senior Fitness Canada or something like that. He worked out 2 hours EVERY day and was lean and strong. A few months after getting the shots, his knees were hurting from arthritis to the point where he had trouble lifting weights of any consequence. That mostly resolved itself over a few months but still comes and goes. Now, 11 months later, he has really bad asthma. He never had any symptoms since we met him several years ago but told us last week that he had it as a kid. The jabs seem to find every vulnerability an individual has and revives and worsens it.