My jabbed brother just diagnosed with an aggressive cancer. He was totally opposed to the shots, but his wife got them & was literally hysterical for him to get them. This was not the hill he wanted to kill his marriage on, so he did it. Personally, I believe he sacrificed his health & now maybe his life for her ‘peace of mind’ (which is not all that peaceful on the subject of COVID - resents that I am non-GMO).
Niece’s SIL vaxed during pregnancy - baby born deaf and is very small, not thriving. Docs are now saying she’ll be a “very petite” person to explain her small size. Less than a year old and baby did get cochlear implants, which appear to be working.
Are the two situations above mere coincidence? I don’t know, but I have suspicions that they are not.
What I DO know is that everyone I know getting COVID for the first time, and now a good number are getting it the second time, are jabbed & most are boosted too (some up to 4th shot). It is just mind boggling how these normally intelligent people are having issues wrapping their heads around why they’re getting COVID. They’ve bought into the lies hook, line and sinker and most are not connecting the dots that the shots don’t work & they’ve repressed their natural, God-given immune system with the shots so they are subject to every bug, including COVID, coming their way (and more long term, perhaps cancer, autoimmune, etc.). Duh.
Sorry about your brother.
My neighbor’s daughter (30-ish) got the jab and shortly after had terrible blood clots in her lungs. She used to be an athlete. She has trouble with stairs now. More recently she got uterine blood clots. They expect a hysterectomy. No kids for her. They say it’s all a coincidence.
Agree.
Very troubling. My daughter and my grandson are the last of my line. They live in N. VA
Both have had 2 jabs.
They did not even discuss it with me before. They knew how I felt.
I would dearly love to have them back in Texas. I cannot help here there, if this thing goes off the rails after November.
May God Bless the USA.
Sorry to hear about the brother. Best wishes and prayers.