42 Comments
User's avatar
⭠ Return to thread
Domino's avatar

My son was in a car accident, where he "fell asleep" making a turn and hit a light post. They checked him for drugs at the hospital. They didn't find anything. The doctors couldn't explain it. He started having tremors. Additionally, he had some sort of autoimmune issue where he would sweat all the time, and eventually we discovered that he had gone into heart failure. He died in 2021, 22 days before his 24th birthday. He was never vaxxed. But he did get really sick in the summer of 2018. That summer, our local senior assisted living centers had noticed an uptick in respiratory illnesses and deaths. I believe my son had the ORIGINAL covid. He was a healthy college student, and all the doctors could offer was that it was a virus of some kind. When I drive now, I am very aware of what other drivers are doing, even those on the other side of the road.

Expand full comment
Emumundo's avatar

I’m sorry about your son.

Expand full comment
Remi Steele's avatar

I am so sorry for your loss. No words can take away your pain, and only time will help heal ease that pain somewhat. My heart goes out to you. May God keep and comfort you. Prayers for you and your family.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I offer my sympathy to you for the loss of your precious baby. And also I thank you, because I am waiting to hear of earlier cases. In April '19, working about 1.5 miles from Merck, which, you may recall, had been doing work on the 'vax' until giving up, because its results were not satisfactory [instead of trying another avenue? long arm of Pfffty maybe?], I suffered a most peculiar upper resp. infection which came completely out of the blue (a cold/flu always gives me some hours of warning), making me instantly unable to think (with a classroom full of 9th graders!), and leaving me with 24/7 tinnitus ever since.

Expand full comment
Domino's avatar

When "they" decided NOT TO LOOK FOR PATIENT ZERO, like they have done with every other outbreak, I knew something was wrong. It is a massive coverup. Unfortunately, many more will have to die before, enough people wake up. I am sorry about your tinnitus. Isn't that another symptom of this garbage. There are so many, that it is hard to keep up.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes, it is--that is what made me think of putting together jigsaw pieces which may or may not fit. I actually went to the doctor about the ears, in May '19 because it was so weird;she thought it likely tied to the respiratory (prescribed Flonase); then went to an ENT specialist-no answers. Of course, at that time 'nobody' knew of Covid. Further, as far as I know, no one else was ill at my school of ~1300 people (usually any bug catches lots of people), and I was one of the oldest faculty--at that time, almost 69. My 'advanced' age, 'brain fog', tinnitus, proximity to Merck.....perhaps pieces from different puzzles, perhaps not.

Expand full comment
Fla Mom's avatar

I have tinnitus (predating COVID by several years). I brought it up to my own physician. He has it, too, predating mine, and worse. My suspicion about mine is that it was caused by a particularly strong non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication given to me for my plantar fasciitis by my podiatrist.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Interesting--I first went to podiatrist for plantar fasciatis (teachinng= standing for too long} but he, mercifully, prescribed exercises only. I have become seriously against use of any pharma product.

Expand full comment
Fla Mom's avatar

Mine had gone on a long time and was unresponsive to the usual non-pharmaceutical interventions, or even to ibuprofen. We have a farm, and I really need to be able to walk. If I'd read the fine print long ago, who knows, but my need was fairly pressing at the time.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I do understand.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Domino--is there a 'time stamp' for that not looking for patient zero? I never took this Covid stuff seriously (despite still teaching in public school where the take-it-seriously crowd was thick on the floor) so wasn't aware.

Expand full comment
Domino's avatar

Sorry, I am not sure what you mean by 'time stamp.' But I started looking at the websites of the WHO and the CDC when they were tracking SARS, MERSA, and the Ebola outbreak. Back then they would hunt down patient zero and trace from there. So I was waiting for them to do that with Covid. The only tracing I recall being mentioned was when Covid devastated Italy. But we know it didn't start there.

From what I am seeing, the younger people don't see it coming. I know 6 people who have gone into heart failure since this started. My cousin (mid 40s, living in Germany) died in 2020, he was healthy and then he wasn't. The healthier and younger the crappier the outcome.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thank you for your response--what I meant was, did you have any shareable

info on the 'when" of looking/'not looking for the "first sufferer", which I might look at?

Expand full comment
Domino's avatar

I know that Oct 18-28 2019 the World Military Games were held in Wuhan and lots of people returned to their home countries sick. Maybe that's how it spread everywhere? But remember Ft. Detrick? Here is some FOIA info...these breaches are July 1 and July 11,2019. It is highly redacted, and they dismissed this theory quickly.

https://archive.org/details/cdc-foia-usamriid/page/2/mode/2up

Not sure about this source. The praises of the facility/program are sketchy and political. But they were allowed to carry on, sort of.

https://globalbiodefense.com/2020/04/01/usamriid-resumes-full-operations-following-federal-select-agent-program-reinstatement/

Here is the info on the Senior Living Centers. Again July 2019

https://www.mcknightsseniorliving.com/home/news/more-mysterious-illness-cases-reported-at-ccrc-as-neighboring-facility-reports-an-outbreak-too/

Note, that early on this mystery illness would have been harder to get but more virulent. Unless perhaps you are older, immune compromised, and live in a senior center.

Sadly it's hard to know what sources to trust...

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Again, thanks--I had been hunting for a paper trail for about 2 years. this year, Clayton and Natali Morris (Redacted, Rumble) sometime (probably a Wednesday) in late Feb or March, had a show about the DOD involvement. Natali held up to view a document with date Feb (I recall) '19--I went back, took a screen shot for future ref. BUT my laptop has been naughty for a while, will no longer take screenshots, and apparently did not save that one. I tried to go back to find the particular show but don't have time to go through all of theirs over a month or more. T'any rate, Natali had evidence of DOD involvement late winter '19. My particular and personal interest is this: did I have Covid in April '19? Merck (West Point PA) is about 1.5 miles from my school, Fort Detrick is just a few-hours drive--dots might conceivably connect--or perhaps my aluminum chapeau is simply askew.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Harder to get but more virulent. Not sure about the immunocompromised, but I was just three months short of 69th birthday at that time. Didn't hear of anyone else in school getting the totally weird bug which has left me with crickets and katydids buzzing in my ears every day since.

Expand full comment
Domino's avatar

I think I have the same aluminum chapeau. ;)

Not sure if this helps. But is this your Natali Morris show?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P72OttqUEe8

If you haven't already seen it, Clayton mentioned Nathan Rich's timeline... Be sure to scroll up, down, right and left. It is quite the walk down memory lane.

Expand full comment
WP William's avatar

August 2019 New Zealand (CoVid) sickness amongst olympic teams in training--notably the Chinese team.

Expand full comment
Kathleen Janoski's avatar

I think it was even earlier.

Was in Paris in 2014, walking through the Metro. Sat down on the train and had this really weird sneezing fit. Then proceeded to get really sick, really fast. Could barely walk a short distance and had difficulty breathing. Extreme fatigue. Loss of appetite.

I remember a fleeting thought going through my head, "did I just hit with a bioweapon?"

Had to spend the last 2 days in my hotel sick as a dog. Coughed the whole time on my United flight from Paris into Washington Dulles. I needed to stay in DC a couple of days longer because I was too sick to drive back to PA.

Even when my lung collapsed in the military, I never felt that sick.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Kathleen--when are we going to meet up in center PA?

Hit with a bioweapon. My word. My own first two thoughts in early '20, when husband told\ me of this bug (at that time, I was still teaching and had no attention for anything else) were: 1)this will fix the Social Security funding problem 2) Chinese bio-weapon. Maybe the reverse order, doesn't much matter. It's unpleasant to be right.

Heavy sneezing--as in your body trying to expel a foreign invader, maybe.

Expand full comment
Kathleen Janoski's avatar

It's amazing how well the brain works...it knows something is terribly wrong.

When I made the comment on Sasha Latypova's Substack, she answered and wrote that subways are common targets to release bioweapons.

The US Army did it in 1966 in the NYC subway system.

https://www.businessinsider.com/military-biowarfare-experiment-nyc-subway-2015-11

Expand full comment
Politico Phil's avatar

Very interesting comment thread here! Truth is more often than not revealed anecdotally. Connect the dots.

They never looked for "patient zero" because that would reveal there was no patient zero. Dr. David Martin has documented that the so-called virus is in fact a chimeric synthetic, cross-domain, replication defective pathogen akin to a cross-domain bacteria/parasite such as Dr. Mihalcea has demonstrated in her research on the vaxx. Being replication defective, it would be impossible for the pathogen to spread very far on it's own.

Even if it wasn't replication defective, there is no way it could spread around the world the way it did from a single point in Wuhan. The only explanation is that the pathogen was intentionally deployed around the world beginning much earlier than 2019, more or less simultaneously.

https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/my-interview-with-sgt-report-on-darkfield?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

Expand full comment
Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Dr. Ana's work scares the crap out of me.

Expand full comment
Politico Phil's avatar

Me too! But....at the end of the interview she does offer realistic solutions that can reverse the horrific effects she demonstrates.

Expand full comment
Domino's avatar

Wow. I suspect airports would be useful for this too. Imagine how you could send a bioweapon alllllll over the world.

Expand full comment
ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Makes complete sense: people packed densely, impervious walls to contain the miasma. What would we do without Sasha L? I only 'met' her this spring courtesy Dr. Dube. (no aigu accent on this machine)

Expand full comment
SusanMc's avatar

Please contact Bill Rice, Jr.

He’s here on Substack & continues to research & document “early vc19 cases.

Pass the word! Early “episodes” need documentation bc, as Rice says, the lockdowns, masks, 6ft barriers, plexiglass shields .... all was doubly unnecessary or justified.

Expand full comment
Annie's avatar

Sorry for the loss of your son. 😔

Expand full comment
Juliann's avatar

I am so sorry! I “liked” the share, but offer sincere sympathy.

Expand full comment
Jan Dickmeyer's avatar

🙏I’m so sorry . Nothing worse than losing your child.

Expand full comment
Original Lisa's avatar

😢 so sorry honey. No words. God bless.

Expand full comment
Fla Mom's avatar

I'm so sorry. A former Army colleague of mine was diagnosed with heart failure decades ago now, as a young, healthy physician on active duty. It was presumed to be caused by an unidentified virus (though certain viruses are considered to be more likely to cause it). His ejection fraction was quite low, and he was very concerned that he could die, which he hadn't yet, as of the last time I heard about him. He was a wine connoisseur and collector, and he had to give up having even a glass, so as not to aggravate his condition.

Expand full comment
JCrutcher's avatar

So sorry for the loss of your son.

Expand full comment
Tom's avatar

Sorry for the loss of your son.

Expand full comment
Cheryl Caraglior's avatar

So sorry for your loss.

Expand full comment
Rosalind McGill's avatar

I’m sorry for your loss.

I was visiting elderly family in Florida in 2016, got a flu like illness, I was scared, I was so sick. I was coughing everywhere and none of the people around me got sick. It was very strange.

Expand full comment
Cafe Comments by Lauri Harris's avatar

@Rosalind, it’s strange to me that you mentioned Florida in 2016 for getting seriously ill. During a visit of a friend and her husband to close on a house near Bradenton. The husband fell ill of a minor cold/flu and died within 3 days. No one else got ill at all, not even the wife. The husband had played tennis the morning before he fell ill. He was very healthy and active. He was tired with flu-like symptoms and just didn’t wake up 2 days later. It was shocking and heartbreaking.

Expand full comment
Rosalind McGill's avatar

I’m very sorry for your friend!

I felt so weak, I was glad my mom helped me get fluids. I’d never experienced anything like it. And the elderly around me were fine. I was afraid the way I was coughing uncontrollably it would spread.

Expand full comment
SusanMc's avatar

Heartbreaking loss of your precious son; I believe you’re correct that he had covid. It affects different people different ways. Imho it’s a bio weapon from the lab. Shots make it worse.

My daughter has A-fib now; very mild covid. She was treated for micro clots too. She’s better now finally.

Expand full comment
Domino's avatar

Thank you for believing me. It kills me that I can't prove anything because we didn't think to do an autopsy. But I know.

And thank you for sharing your daughter's story. I am glad that your daughter is better and that you were able to navigate the healthcare system to get her help. I can't imagine that was easy.

Expand full comment
RunningLogic's avatar

That’s horrible 😞 Just heartbreaking 😢 I’m so sorry.

Expand full comment