You point out something kind of important, though. When you KNOW that big pharma actually is harming us more than helping, it’s because of hard experiences. I have two autistic sons, and have really been through the ringer with them and the medical/pharma system (that very likely created their condition in the first place). So I don’t in…
You point out something kind of important, though. When you KNOW that big pharma actually is harming us more than helping, it’s because of hard experiences. I have two autistic sons, and have really been through the ringer with them and the medical/pharma system (that very likely created their condition in the first place). So I don’t intuitively know that vaccines are suspect and doctors are significantly owned by the pharma industry. I was forced into it, kicking and screaming. So now a mass event has forced others into it with us. So I’m trying to have compassion for those learning the hard way, kind of like we did.
I’m so sorry about your son. I lost a brother to a brain tumor several years ago. To this day, we’re pretty convinced it was the pharmaceutical cancer treatment that destroyed his quality of life and ultimately ended it. I feel him around sometimes, though, reminding me to have hope in better things to come. ❤️
I had a close family friend who years ago died after receiving a cancer treatment. Even the medical professionals later admitted that it wasn't her cancer but her body's inability to metabolize the toxic treatments that led to her death. That was one of the first aha! moments for me and there have been plenty more since.
You point out something kind of important, though. When you KNOW that big pharma actually is harming us more than helping, it’s because of hard experiences. I have two autistic sons, and have really been through the ringer with them and the medical/pharma system (that very likely created their condition in the first place). So I don’t intuitively know that vaccines are suspect and doctors are significantly owned by the pharma industry. I was forced into it, kicking and screaming. So now a mass event has forced others into it with us. So I’m trying to have compassion for those learning the hard way, kind of like we did.
I’m so sorry about your son. I lost a brother to a brain tumor several years ago. To this day, we’re pretty convinced it was the pharmaceutical cancer treatment that destroyed his quality of life and ultimately ended it. I feel him around sometimes, though, reminding me to have hope in better things to come. ❤️
I had a close family friend who years ago died after receiving a cancer treatment. Even the medical professionals later admitted that it wasn't her cancer but her body's inability to metabolize the toxic treatments that led to her death. That was one of the first aha! moments for me and there have been plenty more since.
Dr Peter Glidden
https://youtu.be/Re9cCzmG4NU
❤️