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LuAnne's avatar

My husband & I both had an eye exam recently. We haven't had our usual annual exam for over 3 years. She asked us both if we had taken the covid shots. At first, the question bugged me because I couldn't figure out why it even mattered and that maybe she was one of those pro-jab doctors and I might have to suffer through a pro-jab speech. After I answered her question (a big, fat NO to the jabs), I mustered the courage to ask her why this information was pertinent for an eye exam. She explained that she's seen a large increase of eye problems since the rollout of the jabs and many she suspects, is the result of the jabs. She's a new Optometrist to us but I gave myself kudos for selecting a good one!

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Alison Smith's avatar

My teenage daughter was suffering from anemia last summer and the first question the hematologist asked us was, has she had an vaccinations recently? I wonder if hematologists are seeing lots of new patients too.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

As an ob/gyn , I ordered more blood transfusions the last 3 years than in my whole 3O + career

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OnTheJump's avatar

THESE are the stories that the whole darned world needs to be hearing! That is terrible news for us - but I suppose the depopulation advocates are patting themselves on the back.

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Annie's avatar

A large percentage of the covidians won't believe it anyway. They are so brainwashed. Some it is a case of wilful blindness.

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OnTheJump's avatar

SO brainwashed, Annie.

It pains me to see it - or maybe that's just the frustration over the level of it we see.

Ever feel like you wished you could shake a few awake ?!

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Annie's avatar

I did. Now I just go with the flow. I only respond to those who reach out. It was driving me nuts. I only get upset when children are involved.

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OnTheJump's avatar

💯

Exactly right. Protecting the kids - too often a forgotten responsibility, these daze.

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Amuzed_Traveler's avatar

I think they were brainwashed, now they’re nervous and scared and hoping they can dodge a bullet

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Annie's avatar

A lot scoffed or dismissed people who died or got injured from the vaxx. I had several say " I got it and I am fine." Hmmm. Such sympathy. 🤔

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devoalan's avatar

Most of my otherwise intelligent family.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

I love your posts. ALWAYS on point. 💖

My question, obviously: Is that blood SAFE?

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

I will say no IMO .

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Brandon is Not Your Bro, I need a good non-woke OBGYN. Wish you worked in the greater salem, Oregon area

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Thanks but just being truthful and honest .

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Of course! Its just hard to find good non woke drs so we all get excited. or disappointed. lol

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AngelaK's avatar

My daughter's young obgyn asked her to get the covid vaccine 3x during her pregnancy last year! And put her in the awkward position of asking why not!

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STH's avatar

My unjabbed niece has a good midwife in Eugene? Is that too far?

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FedUpInOR's avatar

Yeah it’s over an hour away but thank you! It’s good to know there are other awake Oregonians

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I said the same damn thing! But he said hes not in provate practice anymore anyway? :( But it IS good having doctors spread the truth!

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JenillaIced's avatar

I had a typical blood draw scheduled with my husband last November as my husband’s company pays us to learn our BP and cholesterol #s. I’m a volleyball sports mom that goes on regular bike rides and dog walks and definitely not a triathlete.

I had to have blood drawn from both arms as my blood spurted out of the needle. The phlebotomist asked me if I was a Triathlete. I learned each Labcorp and Quest lab increased the gage of their needles for blood draws to accommodate for the THICK & clotting blood drawn from jabbed people. Therefore PURE BLOODS have blood that is too thin to be drawn in the new needles.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

That makes sense now because the nurses have been having the phlebotomists come draw blood cause it keeps blowing… I thought they were lazy and fibbing.. now I know why .

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Jeez...

Nightmare.

#AccountabilityNotAmnesty 💉💉💉💉

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

Wowsa. That's really excellent data. 💖

Can any phlebotomist get on here and follow up?

Thanks.

#AccountabilityNotAmnesty 💉☠💰💔

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LizardFro's avatar

I ask for the little butterfly needles bc my veins suck. I get blood draws all the time and haven’t seen any difference with those needles. Maybe ask for those??

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

The butterfly doesn’t work well for jabbed , boosted folks … butterfly best for little veins … that would be an interesting research study to see who is at risk for cardiac issues.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

I don't do well with needles. braver than me!

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Annie's avatar

Wow. How awful. I hope everyone concerned is okay.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Because women are bleeding out through birth??

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Abruptions and miscarriages and on the gyn side , heavy menses .

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Annie's avatar

It happened to a relative who is a nurse in the maternity unit. She said in all her years, at least 20, she never saw a bleed out after birth like that. The woman was vaxxed. Scared her.

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Queen Hotchibobo's avatar

A friend’s daughter had a placental abruption at 9 months and bled to death. They lost their daughter and her baby.

And her hubby is left alone with her young boys. 😢

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Annie's avatar

That is so sad. 😪

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Omg , I am so sorry 😢.. tragic , what state may I ask ?

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Annie's avatar

Yes. Probably from excessive menstrual bleeding. I know of several young women having menstrual issues with excessive bleeding for weeks. 3 to 4 weeks. They could not get an appointment at the gynecologist for 8 weeks. Once there the doctor said we have been seeing a lot of this lately. That's it. Nothing else. I at least bought them blood builder supplements as I told them I did not bleed like that after childbirth. It's not right. I hoped the supplements would prevent anemia etc. Useless doctors.

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Janet's avatar

Which supplements did you use? My daughter 50 yo has anemia.

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Annie's avatar

MegaFood Blood Builder https://g.co/kgs/gQcAeB. I take one a week as I am not anemic but for the iron. It is easy on the stomach too.

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SG_observer's avatar

FWIW, I know a bit about iron supplementation as I have 3 kids who were/are elite runners. A typical red blood cell lasts 120 days in body circulation, but a pro-level runner who is clocking easily 70-80+ miles a week, thus circulating that same RBC a lot more times in a day, may see it last as little as 30 days. So iron supplementaton is a necessity.

You just need to take chelated iron (easy on the stomach) + Vit C in the mornings, separate from other multi-vitamins as there would be conflict in terms of absorbtion with all the other essential metals (zinc, calcium, magnesium etc) . There's also some kind of enzyme which builds up through the course of the day that inhibits iron absorbtion, hence the morning requirement.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I am a distance runner (not elite but I run 40-50 miles per week) and even for non elites, it’s definitely an issue for many runners, especially females. I have to take iron supplements too, whereas I never did when I was younger and not a runner.

The Blood Builder supplements actually include vitamin C so that is helpful.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Wow the reviews for that are amazing. I might pick some up just cause.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I use this product too. Female distance runners tend to have issues with low iron levels and my functional medicine NP did tests and we discovered I had low levels. She recommended Blood Builder and I’ve found it easy to take and effective.

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VanLife Views's avatar

Is there any way they can get it from iron rich foods?

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Annie's avatar

Yes. But as this excessive bleeding and anemia caused by the vaxx I feel demands a more substantial consistent support for what their body is going through. I am not a doctor. I avoid them.

This is my opinion based on how I approach health. Nutritional support through good fresh quality foods, sunshine and exercise, and supplements.

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VanLife Views's avatar

Completely agree Annie. Seems as if my adult daughter (who took all jabs) is having menstrual issues. Along with iron issues as well. My kids all raised on natural remedies, good home cooked non-processed foods....lived out in the countryside. Was always my plan to lay down a good foundation.

Once away in big cities like LA all that foundation seemed lost. Now both have many issues flaring up. But I am getting calls here and there for ideas and other ways to help them along. They seem to be dismayed with the "Standard of Care"

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Annie's avatar

Keep being there. Both my adult children, 24 and 25 1/2, are moving out this May. I have supplements and powders and natural homeopathic remedies for them to take to their new home. I tell them that if they know this vaxx is BS, then everything told to us by the msm medical community has to be examined. They see how the homeopathic medicine works.

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VanLife Views's avatar

Thanks Annie

When my girls were little they saw a pediatrician who mostly prescribed homeopathic remedies.

And yes

Always there for them

Will check out that iron supplement

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I love this! I took this after a hemmorrage through childbirth.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Has it been confirmed as anemia? Vs. hemochromatosis? Symptoms similar, but treating one when it's actually the other can lead to problems.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

hemochromatosis usually affects males. it runs in our family and thats what we were told.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

It shows up in males more frequently, less frequently in women due to menstruation. It can show up, though, post menopause.

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Janet's avatar

All she told me was anemia. She works as a medical biller so 🤔. Thanks. I may keep my ears open on this.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Your daughter may very well be anemic. I only offer this thought as something to consider. Anemia and hemochromatosis share some of the same symptoms.

I navigated my husband's hereditary hemochromatosis diagnosis. Doctor first thought hubs had "anemia." Hubs knew enough to say, "Nah...not anemic...It's something else."

Thankfully, he had a doctor who thought about it some more and decided to do additional blood work that included a 𝒇𝒖𝒍𝒍 iron panel. This includes key indictors for hemochromatosis -- ferritin and transferritin levels.

We're both of Irish descent, and the Irish have the highest rates of hemochromatosis in the world. Sometimes referred to as the "Celtic curse," the Irish even have their own association: https://haemochromatosis-ir.com/

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USS Nitze's avatar

What? The doctors never mentioned it was an Irish thing. I should have found it myself, alas.

Thanks!!! I'll pass it on to the kids.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

𝙍𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩? Who knew? We didn't until my husband's diagnosis.

I wrote about it in more detail here: https://shethinksliberty.substack.com/p/the-cut-poison-and-burn-club-part. If you decide to read this, you can scroll down to the subheading "Hereditary Hemochromatosis" to read how we found out about it. In Part II of this three-part post, I continue and wrap up my husband's story with how we decided to approach the management of his inherited condition. No cutting, poisoning, or burning required.

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USS Nitze's avatar

She could try organ meat, too. No one here liked it, but we put it into French pate, and now they eat it. A friend suggested this for anemia and it is very easy to digest. Plus it puts a nice gloss on everyone's hair.

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Oona Pilot's avatar

My cousin has had (she's in peri menopause) severe uterus bleeds, to the extent she's anemic. She's never had this problem and it started about 6 months ago (cue up, she's Canadian and what happened 6 months ago in Canada? Boosters!). Now, she's told she needs a hysterectomy. Oh, and she *might* have some type of cancer....

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Annie's avatar

To think all this need not have happened.

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Janet's avatar

I sure hope she doesn’t.

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Ellen's avatar

Try red meat, the only source for heme iron which alleviated anemia

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

You're saying the answer is to eat more red meat?

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Monterey's avatar

Not an expert, but did read or hear from some more-knowledgeable source (don't remember which) that the tetanus shot blocks our body's ability to uptake iron. An interesting detail to keep in mind for any who are concerned about keeping normal iron levels--

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Annie's avatar

My health insurance company sends health emails so you can keep up with your health needs. Yeah right! The 2 big pushes besides covid and flu shots were shingles and tetanus shots. I thought "good to know what not to get." I do the opposite of whatever they recommend.

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Janet's avatar

A friend fully vaxxed had subsequent blood issues. Anemia. Now she has a rare? blood autoimmune disease called cold agglutination disease. Cold causes blood cells to clump. That doesn’t sound good. She hasn’t a clue. She sent me crap about the superiority of vax to natural immunity in 2021.

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Alison Smith's avatar

My "friend", a former co-worker who has had 5 vaxxes and boosters sent a mass email out about how she had a very bad case of covid. Of course, she was on Paxlovid. I am wondering how she is faring. Haven't heard any health updates from her recently.

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Annie's avatar

And she doesn't see the irony of her having covid. 🤯

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Alison Smith's avatar

I think she is a little perplexed, but she is one who heavily drank that kool-aid. Still walks around masked.

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Annie's avatar

There's no helping her. 😕

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OnTheJump's avatar

.....and those like her. I do not even try, anymore. As stated above, there is NO arguing with 'stupid'.

I have a family member that was sick for about 2 months (according to her) and is fully jabbed - can not WAIT for the next something or other (" I don't know what it is, but when they day 'get it's, I will hurry up and do it "), and refused to believe her illness was covid. 'Cause, the "vaccine".

I guess CNN has yet to tell them the news....

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Where is that face palm emoji.

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RunningLogic's avatar

🤦‍♂️

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SusanMc's avatar

Can’t fix stupid

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Janet's avatar

My little sister the same. She disowned me the summer of 2021. She had already had Covid before jabs but now is jabbed up. We have reconciled though and she apologized but she and hubs have Covid right now. She’s still a believer though.

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Annie's avatar

I had a covidian say after getting covid again that she was glad as now she has natural immunity too. I was left speechless. She did not see the irony.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Interesting how medical science just disappeared with the covidians (a vax that makes you sicker).

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Oona Pilot's avatar

Heard my brother say, oh I'm on an immune suppression drug (true) and that's why I've had Covid 4 times despite my being 2x vaxxed and boosted. Can't imagine the damage being done in his body. He's nearly 60 so... one of these days I won't be surprised to find he died in his sleep or had heart issues. He's got a murmur so... of course he also is on Statins which I'm being hounded to do... I tell you. What ever they can do to sell a drug. I have HPB too.. no meds on that either, I try to keep it down by not drinking alcohol, reducing coffee and hydrating. And watching salt in my diet too. I'm salt sensitive.

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Copernicus's avatar

F you want to make your blood pressure normal within about a month, or less, and go back to enjoying salt, check out dietdoctor.com and Ivor Cummins and others in the low carb community. My husband was on two BP drugs and had to stop one of them within two weeks of adopting this lifestyle because his BP dropped too low. Probably could have stopped the other one as well, but that is another story.

I am not making this up.

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CitizenA's avatar

I know you are not making this up because it happened to me. I went on a Keto diet (low to no carbs and no sugars of any kind) and my blood pressure went too low as I was on BP meds. So I had to stop the meds and my BP stays in the normal range all because of eliminating carbs & sugars.

I’ve been 3 years with normal blood pressure and I eat salt as freely as I like. And best of all I eat all the fats I want and lost 33 pounds. Love me some 🥓 bacon!!!

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Janet's avatar

Salt is another myth that has no real science basis. Yes, some are salt sensitive but in the average person the body excretes excess sodium to create homeostasis. Our bodies know a lot more than the average doctor. Most actually need more salt. I salt liberally. Taking salt out never did a thing for my hypertension. Heavy metal detox and stress/anxiety relieving without drugs lowered mine significantly.

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Victoria's avatar

Do you know of Dr. Tom Cowan? He wrote a book called "Human Heart, Cosmic Heart". He says the heart is not a pump. A very different way to understand the heart than what he was taught in medical school, and what we are therefore all taught now.

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Janet's avatar

We are electric beings. Why they use electrical shock paddles in open heart surgery. The water in our body helps conduct our electric processes. Including the heart. And water organizes itself in the body for these processes that keep us alive. Structured water. Cowans books are fascinating. It makes me wonder in awe at the stupendous miracle the human body is.

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USS Nitze's avatar

Try a nice sea salt, too. None of that processed stuff.

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USS Nitze's avatar

There's a nice youtube by Dr. Berg. I've found his advice really helpful. You are wise to avoid statins! All my friends who took them started literally losing their minds.

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Annie's avatar

Your treatment is way better than what they are recommending.

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SadieJay's avatar

Check the Obits.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

So sorry for your friend. But remember: "Don't argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience every time." Some tasks are just hopeless.

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Janet's avatar

I never say anything and ignored her “help”. I’m alone within my circle of closer friends. All of us seniors.

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C Sewell's avatar

I understand as my husband and I am alone with some family and friends too. Some will never wake up sadly!

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

As "seniors" (I hate being classified by something as arbitrary as age) shouldn't we have an obligation to work on ourselves, become more conscious and pass that along as a legacy to others? Life learning should be ageless, don't you think? And is this ever a period of time where we can learn! But I hear you...I run into the same thing. I'm just so tired of walking on egg shells.

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Janet's avatar

I gained significant health advantages by changing my diet and lifestyle some years ago. These improvements were very apparent to all. People would ask...I would tell them and not one single person ever took my advice. So I don’t care anymore. My health is kick ass now at going on 75. On a swift river out west last summer my kayak got hung up on rocks twice requiring me to climb out both times onto the rocks and haul it to deeper water to keep going. In the middle of nowhere. I think I’ve got this. Lol. Baring the unforeseen but I’m not afraid. Cheers!

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USS Nitze's avatar

Good for you! Excellent kayaking adventure story...thanks for sharing it!

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USS Nitze's avatar

We have ascended to the age of wisdom. Wisdom that comes from experience.

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USS Nitze's avatar

I know how you feel. I see all our friends circling the drain, but they get angry if we try to help with advice, so there's nothing to be done. Now I'm mentoring some kids from my university, trying to help the next generation (wait, that's the next, next generation, anyhow...) and make a new social circle because mine is already starting to die off, and now it's worse post-vax.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

As someone pointed out to me the other day, I'm incredibly lucky. After leaving Woketopia (Santa Fe) and moving to a saner place, I've put together a group of nearly 40 people (and growing) who are tired of the status quo bs. While we may not agree on everything, we all agree that we need to be informed and to see how we can make a difference. Very grateful for this group.

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USS Nitze's avatar

Santa Fe went bad? It's been decades since I went there, but it was such a beautiful area.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

It is a beautiful place, as is all of NM. I love Santa Fe. But I can't live in a woke culture. Just one story to show how pervasive it is:

I went to a meditation retreat at Upaya, a world renown Zen Buddhist temple led by Roshi Joan Halifax, famous for her work with cancer patients and the dying. This is a woman who hangs with the Dali Lama. Did she open the retreat with an invitation to peace? To humanity? No, she opened the retreat with Trump jokes. Isn't this the antithesis of Buddhist spirituality?

Many more woke stories to tell. It's a shame. Santa Fe and northern NM really are special, spectacularly beautiful, with a deep and rich history on many levels. I love SF; I miss it; but I'm very grateful to be residing in relative sanity.

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Janet's avatar

Just found out my 17 yo grandkid is pre-diabetic. Not surprised but it’s worrying.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Sorry to hear that. I'm a huge believer in life style changes for better health. I hope this is something he can manage.

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Janet's avatar

Thanks. He’s got many other problems and is the most stubborn child I have ever met. His mom is exhausted. I seldom see him so I’m not able to be a good influence.

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USS Nitze's avatar

Here's a good young guy for him to check out,

https://www.instagram.com/bengreenfieldfitness/

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USS Nitze's avatar

He probably has a bunch of food allergies, etc. And the vaccines they gave that age group were terrible, so he needs extra nutrition and active movement to get his body up and healing.

As a teen, I never knew my bad moods, anger, and pimples were due to food allergies. I got lucky because we moved overseas where western food was scarce, so everything cleared up. Then everything came back when I moved back for college. That's when I figured it out. I was lucky that I didn't get put on the pharma gravy train. If the boy has pimples or bad skin, the vanity card might work here.

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USS Nitze's avatar

Sorry to hear that. Since you weren't surprised, I'm figuring the diet is pretty bad. The docs will just set the kid up for a life of medications if the parents don't act to prevent it.

Check out this department,

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/staff/19048-mark-hyman

The doctor heading it wrote a number of books on paleo type diets. They really do work, even for older folks, and your grandkid is young, so it is much easier at that age.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

When I see your user name I automatically correct it to USS Nimitz.

Geez !

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USS Nitze's avatar

A great history in that name there!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

A lot! The Nimitz was a fantastic ship.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Lol. " ...beat you with experience " - luv it !

So true, Pat.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

It is a truism I came across years ago and it's never failed me.

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OnTheJump's avatar

I'm gonna steal it, and use that - " can't fix stupid " was beginning to get old, lol.

"Steal it " .... w/ your permission, of course 😁

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

All yours. Share the wisdom.

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SadieJay's avatar

I saved that!! It could come up in a future stack I write, for sure!

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Subscribed! I'll look for it!

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SadieJay's avatar

Uh oh...the pressure is on. Thank you though.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

No pressure! I write on a weekly basis (plus an upcoming book) and believe me, NO PRESSURE! Enjoy the day!

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this little authoritarian's avatar

Sorry to hear about your friend. The problem of the vax vs natural immunity is that very few people understand what "immunity" means and were sold a lie. For respiratory infections it doesn't mean you can't get it. It's not a one and done. It's a broad response that covers an entire field of similar viruses etc. So if you ever had a coronavirus infection (highly likely given there is a constant background of these e.g OC 43) you already had some immune memory as your immune system primarily looks for proteins that are functionally-constrained (if those proteins mutate too much it leads to a dead-end for replication) and makes memory to those (nk cell, tcell, mucosal antibody adaptations). The immune system is very picky about solidifying antigen specific antibody memory responses to non-constrained proteins (like the spike protein) because those can be both maladaptive by allowing more serious infections later on in the future (ADE) and may cause potential auto-immune issues.

If people had actually read up on the immune response to respiratory viruses, they would have upped their vitamin D and prepared themselves with off-label medicines/supplements and avoided these shots altogether.

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Harold Saive's avatar

A virus does not need to exists for vitamin D to be effective at maintaining individual health. In fact there is no proof that a virus actually exists. The media is gaslighting the public because there's a big NO VIRUS awakening. Visit the "No Virus" Awakening Goes International/Global - by Dr. Sam Bailey - https://tinyurl.com/5bkmvf2y

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Peter 🔒's avatar

pretty much. This is one example. there are many in PubMed.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28505635/ (Sacks, 2017) "In children and adults, vitamin D3 supplementation reduces risk for acute respiratory tract infection"

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kr's avatar

Yes… I have avoided it for three years… My husband brought it home… He is vexed I am not, and I didn’t recognize it, but it was at first… Unfortunately, it took me two nights before I moved from the bed… Needless to say, I broke down and got it… My very very good friend, who has been all over me all along about not getting the shot told me she didn’t get it because she had the latest vaccine… I’m going to *Now name her pin cushion!!!😳😂

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YYR's avatar

Vax causes misfolded proteins, kind of disabling hemoglobin. Jessica Rose has covered this a lot on her substack.

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Chevrus's avatar

She does excellent work

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Janet's avatar

My daughter is just off iron infusions. 50 yo. Vaxxed and heavy periods so anemia treatment.

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USS Nitze's avatar

Definitely do not pass on the ibuprofen recommend. Check out the associated lawsuits. The heavy bleeding must suck, but NSAIDs damage the kidneys, deplete glutathione, and a bunch of other stuff that is long term bad.

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Credenda's avatar

Yes, ibuprofen is a great drug but what they don’t tell you is that it is associated with increased cardiovascular events. Not just chronic use but even occasional use elevates one’s risk of stroke to some degree. Seems like everything comes with a trade off.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

I guess everyone and everything promotes or has an element of fear. So many things cause strokes, kidney or liver damage when used in excess over time. Alcohol for example, when abused can cause extensive damage, when used in moderation it can be beneficial.

If you have a healthy lifestyle, I don’t think the risk of using ibuprofen for 2-3 days a month is great, or going to do much harm. I do think it can be of great benefit.

I’m a senior now, don’t need the ibuprofen and am extremely grateful it was available for me to use. I won’t live a life of imposed fear. Personally, I believe in moderation.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Ibuprofen will help lessen the flow. I used it during menopause. It made a huge difference. Avoid taking aspirin and vitamin E too. There are internet articles on it if you’re interested in learning more.

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LA's avatar

Actually, as a pharmacist I will tell you ibuprofen, an NSAID, can contribute to increased bleeding.

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Unapologetically Me's avatar

My mother trusts her pharmacist more than her doctor.

Twice now, he has prevented her from taking a drug prescription and an over-the-counter medication recommended by her GP.

Extra Strength Voltaren is one of them.

"Particularly, the extra contraindications for patients with severe heart failure ..."

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Bridget's avatar

And bad for the liver.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Adorable Cockatiel, Bridget. I had one for a long time. Sweetest old man ever. Got me in lots of trouble. Used to wolf whistle at women at my apartment complex when I put him (in his cage) on the balcony.

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Bridget's avatar

Thank you.

My Dublin was 27 and passed this February. He was so sweet and intelligent. I’m still crushed 😢

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AngelaK's avatar

Doctors prescribe meds without informing about any interactions. I always tell people to ask their pharmacist. People still believe doctors care or will inform them.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Actually, you are absolutely wrong. Lol.

Ibuprofen worked wonders for me. I had extremely heavy periods, so much so that I was afraid to leave the house because my bleed throughs were so heavy.

I was publicly embarrassed more than once because I would bleed through tampons & pads within 30 minutes sometimes soaking my clothes. Once it bled through so badly I had to scrub the seat of my car. I was in constant terror of bleed throughs.

Ibuprofen changed all that. I was able to go out in public without fear. There are many articles online which also refute your claim. Here’s one for you that’s easy to read: https://www.shape.com/lifestyle/mind-and-body/ibuprofen-heavy-period-flow

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Bridget's avatar

That sounds so horrific. Glad you found a way to fix it.

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Janet's avatar

Thanks. I’ll pass this on. She may be in peri menopause also . Mine were heavy then.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

She should see a gynecologist. It could be endometriosis too. I hope things get better for her. I know what a nightmare heavy periods can be.

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Janet's avatar

I believe she has regular gyn visits. Then they start the “rule out” testing. I had a similar issue back around a bit younger in my 40’s.

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Annie's avatar

MegaFood Blood Builder https://g.co/kgs/gQcAeB. Here's a supplement I used and bought for others too.

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WendeAnne's avatar

My Mammogram “tech”, asked if I had the vaxx, actually it was asked on intake form as well. I asked why they were asking,( of course I knew) she said explosive amount of bad readings, lymph node issues and breast cancers!

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Annie's avatar

3 jabbed friends had the same issues.

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WendeAnne's avatar

Well my “ twins” passed with flying colors!😂

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Lisa Ca's avatar

YES BUT they are also tracking vac status through ICD10 codes. You need to know this and not answer.

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WendeAnne's avatar

I have a concierge MD and I pay cash! Catch me if you can! Lol🤣

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WendeAnne's avatar

I have a few guns and I know how to use them! They can shove their “ codes”. Retired from pharmacy, I know the game! Big time.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Hey! how would you know? j/k.

https://takecontrol.substack.com/p/federal-government-tracking-unvaccinated

"The U.S. government has secretly been tracking those who didn’t get the COVID jab, or are only partially jabbed, through a previously unknown surveillance program designed by the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), a division of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention"

"They’re also tracking noncompliance with all other recommended vaccines using new ICD-10 codes, and have implemented codes to describe WHY you didn’t get a recommended vaccine. They’ve also added a billable ICD code for “vaccine safety counseling”"

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Since Mercola usually has a paywall, and Jeff should get all our money :) ... linky for vid. https://rumble.com/v2875pw-cdc-plot-to-track-unvaccinated.html (3:40 mins)

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Sorry. this is more succinct. That short vid is semi-lame.

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/new-diagnosis-codes-for-covid-19

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J Boss's avatar

Lol you have to get me into an office where they practice chronic medicinal trauma inducement to ask me if I'm vaxxed. I refuse to go back after my PCP told me when would not prescribe Ivermectin if I got covid (during my annual physical) in late 2020. He defended his position based on "people are getting sued for that.". I retorted that some or many of his patients are dying because he would not treat them. You okay with that? " He changed the subject.

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

I had already answered in the negative when I got my mammogram before I knew they were tracking with the ICD 10 codes. But my GP already knew that I didn’t take the jab so they’ve got my data one way or the other.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

as i understand it the ICD10 is key. they need a visit for that. yes they have our data. Mine knows I havent had it according to their system but i could have gotten it elsewhere. the ICD10 is what will be used in this major database as i understand it. connected to the banks ultimately

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Bitesandpieces's avatar

Yes, the banks. That’s the scary part. CBDC.

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GDH's avatar

True. Don’t comply. Find something else to say.

The MDs are building a case against you whether they are aware of it or not. G

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Lisa Ca's avatar

And I think most know. They are told they need to know for the ICD10 code I am sure.

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roi's avatar

My step-son has a lump in throat he said started after his 2nd covid. Doctor told him probably not cancer because some days it swells more than other days. Almost a year and he does want it evaluated. Blames it on covid, he had two shots.

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Peter 🔒's avatar

Yikes. "Diagnostic approach to lymphadenopathies in patients with immune disorders"

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34008169/ (2021, Costagliola, Consolini)

Lymphadenopathy at the crossroad between immunodeficiency and autoinflammation

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roi's avatar

Thank you Peter for this link.

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Bridget's avatar

👆👆👆

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AM's avatar

My new eye doc asked me the same question and I had the same reaction ha ha (thought I was about to get lectured). When I answered no, he responded with a resounding GOOD!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I'm loving this trend. The medical providers are more confident to stand up for science now.

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Dianne Denson's avatar

Agree, but where were they in 2020, 2021 & 2022?? ☹️😠

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Lisa Ca's avatar

are you also a dr? “md”?

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J Boss's avatar

Meh, more like they finally took their head out of their fleshy side and read actual data instead of what the 3-letter agencies recommended.

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Annie's avatar

I love how the stigma is on getting the jab now. Yeah. They fell for it or caved or for whatever reason. So many health issues and they are nearly all vaxxed. I can't keep up with it. It's getting worse not leveling off.

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Chevrus's avatar

At some point the damn breaks. It's simply a force of Nature.

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OnTheJump's avatar

I think that is SO true - but what also may be happening is that many folks are simply TRUE BELIEVERS, and have totally gotten behind the idea that the only way we will be saved, the only way "forward", is THRU "vaccination".......... and are tired of hearing our rhetoric. I fear that it is a bit of both at play here - and it's frightening to think they may not want to speak out because it contributes to the weakening of the narrative. Divide and conquer.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I thought the exact same thing! Vindication! But I still feel stigma over my being non jabbed.

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Dr Linda's avatar

My accountant had an eye issue after the jab, retinol.

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Sydney Seppo's avatar

My early 50s friend had a detached retina after his shots.

Searching for pfizer and detached retina gives many results like "Investigators Detail 6 Retinal Abnormality Cases Seen After COVID-19 Vaccination".

Of course to get the article published, they must start with "Although rare..."

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RunningLogic's avatar

I have an acquaintance in her late 30s/early 40s who also had a detached retina about six months after the shots (maybe after the first booster??).

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Jen's avatar

ugh, this scares me so much. I had vision correction in 2019 (I was blind as a bat from far away...actually qualified for a new free study/procedure from Bausch & Lomb because of it). It has been phenomenal....changed my life. But lately in recent weeks I am struggling to see the computer more and more. They told me this would happen as I lose my up close vision due to aging (plus they said surgery could accelerate it). But now I am worried maybe the jabs did something :-( I so wish we had known not to get these things back in 2021.

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Please don't worry, Jen, it's not good for you! Follow the American Frontline Doctors protocol for reducing effects of the jab, and realize that right around 43-46 we ALL lose our close vision. I had surgical correction for far vision and now keep reading glasses everywhere, and don't mind using them.

Above all, remember God will take care of you!

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Dr Linda's avatar

Laura Ann, I was going to post similar. I am telling so many people the same

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Annie's avatar

Good advice.

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SB's avatar

Yes, I realized a year or so ago that they now have to ask about your jab status in case your symptoms are related to the jab. They need to know the full medical history. Yes, some will still use that for a lecture. Jeff will have to speak to this, but if they ask and once the narrative changes such that they know you had it and don't recognize your health issues are related, that could be negligence.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

This may be semintrue but its more about tracking via ICD10 and the CDCB coming. Beware!! ICD10 is supposed to be a diagnosis.

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Robin Esau's avatar

More adverse reactions hidden from the people. So incredible sad, especially since it's been known for a while.

https://www.brudirect.com/news.php?id=118349

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

One of my friends who got the poke exploded lke a poisoned dog. He is smaller than me but is just way more flab. It's awful.

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Transcriber B's avatar

You are lucky to have such a doctor! They have not been easy to find.

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Peter GL's avatar

good to know before I go for my next eye exam

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CMCM's avatar

I just read about various eye problems that are increasingly suspected of being connected to the jabs. I am vaccine free, but I got a torn retina in January that had to be repaired via laser treatment. My ophthalmologist was great, but he didn't mention anything about the shots. Like all the vax fanatics would say (not!), my torn retina might have been SO much worse if I had gotten the shot. Lol.

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Annie's avatar

Hahaha 😂

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

When I scheduled my mammogram they asked me that and I had the same reaction but it turns out they're getting lots of false positives from the jabbed.

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JW's avatar

If you can contract the virus through the mucous membranes of the eye from shedding vaccinated people or the those with covid, I would think it would indeed be capable of affecting the eyes in adverse ways.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Huh that’s interesting, I also had that question (and flu vax question) on my form before my eye exam, and left them blank as I find those questions intrusive. But this adds a whole new perspective. Kudos to you for choosing a sensible physician!

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Annie's avatar

I still won't tell them. Everyone who thinks knows the vaxx is the cause. Screw them.

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