I thank the Lord daily that I was surrounded by friends, family, coworkers, and my wife who is now a retired nurse who all spotted the red flags when the “vaccines” were foisted on an unsuspecting public.
Those who stopped after the first one or two when they first came out, are — so far anyway — doing fine.
I wish that I could say the same, but I know people and have close family members who never have been the same since the day they received their first vaccination. But I agree that those who have gone in for booster after booster are typically doing worse. These are the people who have been sick with Covid or God knows what else over and over again.
I try to avoid being around people who have been vaccinated as much as possible. This is because after close contact my wife and I typically feel a little under the weather for a day or two. We assume that it may be from the “spike proteins” that they are shedding or maybe it is just that their compromised immune systems have made them incubators for disease. I do not know, but there have now been too many examples to ignore.
I have one friend who has always been a bit of a hypochondriac but extremely health conscience and active. He was always very proud of his looks as a middle-aged man. I saw him at a retirement party recently and it was shocking. I barely recognized him. He is in his late 60s but now looks more like he is in his 80s. And this is no exaggeration.
I recently noticed this “rapid aging” effect at church. One of our pastors, in his late 60s and previously overweight but otherwise fine, can now barely get up/down the steps to the altar. Members of the music group, all of whom are in their 50s and are known “booster fans,” look years older, have lost too much weight, and move like they’re elderly. Also, people don’t seem to be “all there” mentally. Hard to quantify, but very apparent.