Posted on 09/22/2021 11:41:24 AM PDT by Red Badger
The term “fully vaccinated” means have gotten all the jabs recommended in standard medical practice.
J&J - one
mRNA - two
The vaccines fail to effectively immunize roughly 6% of “fully vaccinated” people 65 years of age and up.
Shortness of breath
Chest pain
Vomiting or persistent abdominal pain
Blurred vision or pain in the eyes
Severe or persistent headache
Weakness in any body part
Seizures
Pain in limbs or swelling in arms or feet
Note number 5 (Severe or persistent headache) on the list.
Back in 2015, I ended up in the emergency room a couple of times with symptoms of what later turned out to be gall bladder attacks. Of course the first thing they checked each time was my heart. They did an Echo on one of my hospital stays, and it was discovered that I have thickening of the wall of one of the chambers of my heart. The condition can be caused by aging. Ever since then, once a year I've gone for an Echo, and a sonogram on my carotid arteries. I've also had a couple of nuclear stress tests. I still have only mild plaquing on my carotids. I've also had a life-long heart murmur, which last time, couldn't be detected at all. While other people have put on weight during the lockdowns, I actually lost almost 20 pounds, which they said could have been enough to eliminate the heart murmur.
I saw my Cardiologist earlier this year, and thankfully, he never even brought it up. The medical group I use doesn't even administer the shots, and none of the other doctors I see there have even mentioned it.
Good.
J&J - one
mRNA - two
Umm...no, it's a propaganda term. It's not a vaccine and no number will make one "fully vaccinated".
They're claiming a third booster and even a fourth.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9959811/Israel-planning-administer-FOURTH-Covid-vaccine-adjusted-fight-new-variants.html
My youngest son, age 50, got the two shots earlier this year. Back in 2019, he had surgery for cancerous polyps, and went through 6 months of chemo. During the surgery, they also took out at least 70 lymph nodes. He ended up with a blood clot in his lungs, they said was caused by the chemo, so he was on blood thinners the rest of the time he was taking the treatments. They ended on November 1st, 2019. He got the shots because his immune system was affected by the removal of the lymph nodes. Now I have to worry about whether his immune system is even more compromised because he took the shots. I also worry that because he developed the blood clot during the chemo, that he might be prone to them in the future. My oldest son, age 54, got the shots between July and August, so now I have even more to worry about. I just hope neither of them falls for the booster BS. Can't really talk to either one of them about any of it though. The youngest son is the worse.
Not sure why he took it, he didn’t mandate it for his business. He was really sick from it.
Cytokine storm, classic symptoms.
Had it with my thyroid, don’t need it again. To hell with the jab...
and Joe Bidet.
My doc told me to do it.
I didn’t.
👍
Mine was pushing the jab too and I just said no thank you.
I feel just fine.
What broke my heart...I’ve known my doc for years. Trusted my doc. Respected my doc.
No more.
Well, at least his balls didn’t explode and lose his fiancée.
It couldn’t have been the vaccines. Why? Simple…because we are not allowed to say it’s the vaccines.
My doctor isn’t seeing sick patients. Johns Hopkins doctors are apparently too special to risk. (OK, former doctor. He’s also retiring.
He’s a good guy and close to an old country doc so I have to fault his system and not him.
Anyway, I went to urgent care this week with covid. Told the doc there that I’m taking Ivermectin and a vitamin regimen. All he said was that he didn’t think much of Ivermectin and that it can’t hurt me. No kidding.
Next week, I’m going to call and ask him to take another look. I’ve absolutely skated through this covid thing. Little cough and some weakness. That’s all.
And I won’t claim to know Todd Starnes but we’ve had a couple good conversations at a couple events. Good guy.
Ugh! ☹
Note to Big Med: I hope your reputation was worth it.
How do I do that?
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