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In 2017 I received a Tdap booster during my last week of work as an RN before going to grad school for Nurse Anesthesia. One week after the injection, I developed an intense neuropathy down my arm. I remember thinking that my arm felt as if it were on fire. Since I did not have health insurance (I had just left my job) I basically had to tough it out for a month before I could get the diagnosis of cubital tunnel syndrome. The doctor who evaluated me said, "These are things that just happen as we get older." I was 26 years old at the time. After a complete overhaul of my lifestyle habits with better diet, exercise, alcohol cessation, and curiosity in how to get better, I have regained function of my arm but still have muscle wasting in my hand and forearm that I have not been able to regain.

The reason I am writing this is because I did not even know that a vaccine could have caused this kind of reaction until 2020 when I began a deep dive into vaccines during the hysteria. It was deeply ingrained in my training as an RN that vaccines were one of medicine's greatest accomplishments. It was how we eliminated deadly diseases like smallpox! Adverse reactions were exceedingly rare. It is this indoctrination of medical professionals and consequently the public that allowed these horrendous few years to happen.

I believe the adverse reactions are much higher than are being reported. I know several people in the medical field who appear to have had vaccine injuries, but are in denial or completely unaware that their health issues could have been caused by the C19 injections. This is what is particularly insidious about mandates, it's the abrogation of informed consent. If people were shown the nine pages of possible side effects shown on PHMPT, how many would voluntarily sign up?

Thank you for writing this substack, I recently discovered you and really appreciate what you're doing here. Godspeed.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

This is actually a somewhat common complication from vaccines and easy to comprehend (as the inflammation spreads locally from the site of infection) so I am a bit surprised no one was able to link the two.

Oddly enough one of my patients went in to get the vaccine, read the form they gave you (which was limited since it was an EUA), said this is not good and then didn't get it.

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Carol Jones's avatar

"It was deeply ingrained in my training as an RN that vaccines were one of medicine's greatest accomplishments". Your statement sums up everything that is wrong with todays allopathic medicine. When your industry is Pharma's bitch you dont get real medicine taught.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

I had numerous teachers tell me that at the very start of medical school.

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Carol Jones's avatar

Thanks for the confirmation that Pharma has been doing this for a very long time. Its why I discontinued my allopathic training many years ago and moved to holistic medical training and practice. The Human(e) was taken out of medicine a long time ago. The Cartesian lack of trust in the ability of the body mind and spirit to address life's ills, traumas and challenges is deeply imbeded in the messes we see today. Of course greed and playing god doesn't help.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Allopathic medicine is one of the only medical systems in existence that does not awknowledge the self healing capacity of the body or the existence of spirit.

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Raptor's avatar

I was so shocked by your comment that I decided to go look up allopathic medicine. I am sort of in this weird state of confusion and realization. It might partially explain why my doctor and the doctor of my friend who has cancer (I go to the doctor with her sometimes) get so impatient with me.

A funny interaction b/w doc and my mom (who had endstage brain cancer and died a while back):

Doc: You need to be on antidepressants.

Mom: Antidepressants? (laughs) Who the hell wouldn't be depressed if they were told they have about 3 months to live? That's normal. You are a fool.

Doc: Well, we are done then.

Mom: Yes.

Sidenote: For about a month after that she would tell anyone who asked her to do anything health related (like weigh, take BP, not eat cake) "I'm dying. Shove it". I cringed at the time, but now it seems pretty good.

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Goeff's avatar

I've done something similar.

Last time I went in for my insurance required annual exam, the first question I was asked was, "Are you depressed?" And suspecting what that was all about ( no doubt a sales pitch for some poison) which annoyed me badly, and, because I can be a bit of a smart arse on occasion, I responded, "If you ain't depressed, you ain't been paying attention!"

The shocked look was priceless and worth the visit.

Also, having just read Kendrick's stuff about cholesterol and statins, I shocked the doc again when I said I wouldn't take 'em, especially at my age and no history of atherosclerotic vascular disease in me or my extended family at all and that furthermore I'd found a study that claimed that people with so called "high cholesterol" tend to be less susceptible to certain infections and may even live longer! Not that I'm particularly impressed with that because I'd rather live better than longer if it were up to me.

So anyway, being of somewhat sound mind and armed with Kendrick's ideas regarding hypertension, I patiently endured the sales spiel then politely and calmly declined those poisons too.

I had an aunt who passed away at a nearly 101 of basically old age and at the end she wound up in the hospital. One of her daughters called to see if she could visit, and my aunt's reply was, 'Well, you better hurry the hell up cuz I'm not planning on sticking around forever."

Anyway, I'm nowhere near being depressed (despite paying close attention), and I share your mother's and my aunt's sentiments!

Bravo!

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Raptor's avatar

I too have read the studies on cholesterol and about statins. Frightening. Your stories made me smile.

Once a dermatologist asked me who the doctor was when I asked him about a biopsy he was doing. I wish I had asked him who the boss was or whose life was at stake. But no. I sat there with my mouth open and then spent a good long time being mad at myself for sitting slack jawed,

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Goeff's avatar

They are not gods. Please don't ever let that happen to you again.

And another thing. If you ever need to see a dermatologist again, just know that they typically get cushy positions like that because of connections. Some (?most?)of them, like lawyers, are dumber than a sack of rocks, and lazier too, besides just as money grubbing. And that's no joke despite coming from an old (&^^%) with a decently developed and well practiced sense of humor.

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Raptor's avatar

Even back then (in my early 20's) I did not consider them above me and certainly not gods (though I was not a Christian back then). I was just stunned by the arrogance and how little he thought of me, his patient. I needed to understand, he could not be bothered. Bad medicine. That is on him.

About the various character flaws you mentioned. There are people of all stripes who suffer from those flaws. Not just doctors and lawyers. The bad always draw our attention, but there are people in those professions that are caring and noble. Never forget that because if we reduce people to categories and then assign attributes to them as immutable truths, we are all diminished.

Appreciate your thoughts Geoff. It prompted me to think a little more on an aspect of a subject I hadn't thought of for a while.

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Original Owner's avatar

There's an old joke about dermatology -- it's a great specialty because your patients rarely die and never fully recover.

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Beverly Johnson's avatar

also, rarely any night emergencies

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Jane Doe's avatar

I learned long ago to inform all drs i was consulting them and paying for the visit but i would be naking all my decisions. Many times i disagreed and brought research to correct their misinfo. Most times they could barely restrain their condecension

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Raptor's avatar

It was especially bad in 2020 when bringing in information! I have had better luck with physician's assistants. And I feel like I get good care from them. My current one will listen to my synopsis of information (like from a study) I bring in. And we talk about it. He mostly knows I am not going to take a pill. I went to another PA as a consult for a procedure I am getting done. I felt well cared for and he answered my questions and it seemed like he thought about what I was saying/asking. More than I can say for a lot of physicians I have been to. No offense Midwestern doc if you happen to read this.

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Sirka Sie's avatar

Sounds like a good sense of humour doesn’t hurt either! Laughing and Love, best medicine in the world!

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Beverly Johnson's avatar

'Well we are done". True: if you won't take medicine why would you go to a medical doctor. ? My mom was having side effects from her zocor. I asked if she could stop taking it. doc said it prevents a stroke. Me: she's already had a stroke. doc: it prevents cervical cancer. Me : she doesn't have a cervix. doc: It prevents prostate cancer. SMH Me: doesn't have a prostate either. doc: (Turning his back) : I want her ON it. Time for a new doctor.

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Raptor's avatar

The last straw of the prostate cancer gave me a good snicker. Too funny.

It reminds me of something that happened recently to my friend. Her doctor wants her on statins for high cholesterol. She has thus far declined. Her father died from a heart attack and her brother recently had a test called a coronary calcium score which looks at the calcium (part of the buildup in the arteries forming atherosclerosis... I am not a doctor so...). At the end you are given a score which predicts how likely it is you will suffer a cardiac event within 5y. She wanted one for herself because her brother scored over 2000 (over 300 is very risky). Doctor did not want to give her one because the treatment for it is statins and she refused them. So she had to tell him she would take them if she was risky. He was sure she would be risky. She scored 44. No statins. But he would not have given her the peace of mind about her own heart's condition because she was a refusenik. She had reason to be concerned. He would not allay the fear without a promise under duress. Midwestern Doc talked allopathy. I think your ex and this one fits that.

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Goeff's avatar

The doc sounds sick. Should be treating itself, too. (You know what they say about that!) :)

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Goeff's avatar

Time for the doctor to get a boot leather enema. :)

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Goeff's avatar

You should have asked the doc if s/he or it was taking it then.

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Bandit's avatar

More power to your mom on both planes of existence.

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Goeff's avatar

You wrote, "Big pharma will happily sell you poison either directly or via your BFG. Not Big Friendly Giant as in Roald Dahl, but Big Friendly (sic) Government who will spend your taxes, whether you like it not, on your behalf," and that's completely true.

And another thing they do beside taxing you is that they'll borrow money for you and spend it in ways that benefit others than you.

Yanis Varoufakis was in a position to know and wrote an excellent book about it," Adults in the Room." Debt slavery is real and it's a gift that keeps on taking (from us) while also giving (to the usual suspects). Robin Hood in reverse and on steroids. Bad medicine all around courtesy of those charged with protecting us.

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Goeff's avatar

You, sir appear to be a genius. Though I'm not a writer, (obvious, I know), I can tell fine work when I read it and yours is as close to perfect as it can get.

Anyway, I read your first link and am stunned; 'twas extremely thorough yet a pleasure to read. I also read the Pritzker link at the end of it and must say that you did a fine job there as well. What you described fits a pattern to which I was alluding regarding Bass and I learned to look for it from a website by one Miles Mathis. Of course one can always find fault with anything someone writes, (yours is the exception), and he can sound a little over the top at times, but overall he seems to be doing a fine job exposing the type you've described and you may be interested in what he has to say.

Thank you for the links and the info!

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Goeff's avatar

I do not know if this is true, because I just heard it, but apparently oncologists get a cut from the meds they prescribe. If so, it sounds a bit scammish to me and shows how pervasive the scams are.

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Baldmichael's avatar

I hope that is not true of UK NHS oncologists but I can well believe it in private sector. The problem can be that NHS staff works as private consultants too and then there is a real conflict of interest of course.

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Jane Doe's avatar

A good start is to watch James Corbett at The Corbett report. Start with , Rockefeller Medicine.

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Kathleen Devanney. A human.'s avatar

Precisely because it was hijacked by the Rockafellers, (and gang) natural remedies people knew and used, faded, petroleum. based pharma came in, and we became entranced with 'medical progress' while becoming disconnected from our own bodies, handing over authority to someone else. A very sad story and greed and propaganda are in the mix, but the agenda behind these things (debt based financial system another example) is deeper than all that and it is intentional. TPTWB serve an anti-human agenda. (And, sorry NOT a vaccine - that's is their game.)

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Goeff's avatar

Fine comment. Deserves many more likes.

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Beverly Johnson's avatar

Ain’t it the truth. I’m encouraged to hear this logical progression of leaving allopathic and moving on to holistic.

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Hawks Perch's avatar

“1913 wasn’t a very good year. 1913 gave us the Federal Reserve System, the Income Tax, the 16th Amendment, and the IRS.” ~ Ron Paul

**Also, and relevant to this discussion** –– the 1913 creation of The Rockefeller Foundation, leading to the complete takeover of all medical education and research, and the denigration of all other forms of 'traditional medicine'. (said family were also deeply enmeshed in the deceitful creation of 'The Fed' nothing fishy about that! )

COINCIDENCE? No, it is all interconnected in a larger web of lies and deceit.

Ponder the deeper implications of this astute overview of the Big Pharma Industrial Complex: "A patient cured is a customer lost" ~ Dr. Robert Bob Beck

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Bob Beck dug up a few forgotten medical discoveries which have been invaluable for the world (although most of them are still relatively unknown).

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Goeff's avatar

Brilliant. Great points. Thanks!

13...huh? Hmmmm....

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Baldmichael's avatar

13 is actually a good number, a lucky number in China I gather. 13 is a sexy prime number for starters (look it up on Wikipedia, rather fascinating).

12 is the problem and believe it or not, why it is 12 Grimmauld Place is that number. As to whether JK Rowling realised this I wouldn't know. There are other reasons too, I will do a post one day.

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Goeff's avatar

8 is certainly a lucky number in Asia, and I know that 13 is associated with death in some countries there, but I do not know about China specifically.

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Baldmichael's avatar

8 is lucky because eight sounds like ate. If you have ate then you are lucky because some people do not have enough to eight!

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Goeff's avatar

I 8n't arguing wit dat!

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SaHiB's avatar

He overlooked the 17th Amendment was also "ratified" that year?

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Hawks Perch's avatar

I'm not certain of historical issue with 17th Amendment, however I am very clear on 16th -

which DID NOT have the required 3/4 majority, but thanks to fraudulent/seditious/treasonous vote count, here were are.....

"I think if you were to go back and try to find and review the ratification of the 16th amendment, which was the internal revenue, the ‘income tax’, I think if you went back and examined that carefully, you would find that a sufficient number of States never ratified that amendment."

U.S. District Court Judge James C. Fox, Sullivan vs. United States, 2003.

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SaHiB's avatar

Utah and 2 or 3 other States have not ratified the "17th". Since it deprives State Legislatures of their representation in the Senate, ratification must be unanimous. The United States Senate does not exist; just upper and lower Houses of Representatives.

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MA's avatar

The first thing that everyone should learn during the "education" process is that (no matter the field of study) is that whatever they are being taught includes a bunch of nonsense that needs to be ignored and put aside (then they need to start thinking about why this nonsense is being taught to them).

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Goeff's avatar

They call it education, but it'sreally indoctrination. I have proof if anyone's interested.

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Russ D's avatar

First day of Med School:

“A patient cured is a customer lost”

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Obsequious's avatar

I agree wholeheartedly, I was just naive at the time (like most "healthcare" professionals) and had to learn the hard way. Unfortunately this is the case for a lot of people - they have to have a health issue before they care to learn about health. People tend to be loss averse and don't care about health until they start losing it.

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Goeff's avatar

We've all been there. I still know nothing but at least I'm aware of the fact.

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P. Kelley's avatar

I had a CCU nurse colleague who has permanent neurological disabilities from a flu vaccine she got years ago. So I stopped getting flu vaccines. The push-back I got from some of my doctors was pretty annoying. (Especially since I don't even remember the last time I had the flu.) The worst was an 8-10 minute lecture about people who don't wear seat belts because they know someone who survived an accident because they didn't wear a seatbelt. I wanted to ask "And that's relevant to my flu vaccine choice how?" But I instead changed my primary to a nurse practitioner who listens to me instead of lecturing at me. Now all my providers offer the flu vaccine (like they're required to) but don't say a word when I turn it down. Same with the COVID shot. They knew where I stood on all new drugs and vaccines. I wait several years to see if there are any significant problems with any of them. An EUA vaccine? Not a chance.

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Sandy K's avatar

Thank you, Obsequious, but I could not tell you to how many people I have sent that "post-marketing' report from PHMPT, with its nine-pages of 'adverse events' (including death...) and who decided to get injected ANYWAY because of coercion and bullying by their employers or fellow employees! I am practically an outcast because I saw through this whole plandemic from day one and urged people to READ the real science and avoid lining up for a bioweapon injection....we tried to tell them. Over & over again. And I am a scientist but they chose to buckle under pressure. Stay strong, colleagues.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

The saddest example I saw were liberal people who strongly opposed childhood vaccinations because they had family members or patients they knew were severely injured by them and just had been gaslighted for decades over what happened...who then started masking and got the COVID vaccines and now admit they are COVID vaccine injured and regretted getting them.

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Laura's avatar

This is one of the things I noticed in my very liberal community: the die-hard hippies and the moms who were always cautious about vaccination schedules blindly went along. I saw that as alarming and I think it was political desperation to not be seen as a trump supporter or Republican. Absolutely crazy.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Yup. I knew this wasn't going to happen but it was still amazing to watch.

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Baldmichael's avatar

Crazy too because it seems Trump supported the vaxxes. One has to be seriously unhinged to get something your enemy says you should.

"I hate Trump. Trump loves the vax! I will get the vax!"

Huh??? Stupid 20 at work I fear.

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2021/01/08/stupid-20/

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2022/05/11/100-up-and-stupid-20-variants/

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Beadhead's avatar

I Dunno, the same happened in other countries where the population didn't know and/or care who Trump or the Republican Party were. Besides, the clot-shots were developed under Trump's Republican administration (he brags about it to this day).

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

He has to distance himself from them or he can't be re-elected.

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Hauptsturmpführer Pfauci's avatar

Problem with narcissism; can't admit error so he's willing to double down on the "Safe & Effective" lie even though it's still killing God knows how many of his most ardent followers.

The laughable attacks on DeSantis center on "disloyalty" to Trump; how DeSantis owes him. Very revealing. Should be about loyalty to the USA, what's best for us, not Trump. Loyalty is a 1-way street for him. Ask the unarmed Jan 6 "insurrectionists"; and Julian Assange, without whose wikileaks dumps Trump would not have been president.

Now the attacks include DeSantis's covid record. Still more laughable given his choice of Joseph Ladapo as Surgeon Gen & getting a grand jury to investigate vaccine fraud. Also given DeSantis's brief lockdown was based on Trump admin recommendations & pressure.

https://twitter.com/CarlosPerdue22/status/1621927782300397568

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Kevin Brink's avatar

and that's what is so crazy. If Trump were still president all of these whack jobs that have been hysterically pushing these "vaccines" would have been hysterically AGAINST them. Just proves it was never about science.

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Baldmichael's avatar

I am in the UK and it tends to be the liberal left loonies who like the vaccines more than anybody as far as I can tell.

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Original Owner's avatar

I might be called a liberal left loonie by some, and I lost confidence in the US health authorities after seeing Pierre Kory''s testimony at Ron Johnson's committee hearing in late 2020, and the increasingly mendacious pushback from the Pharma Front that ate the Democratic Party (and a lot of the other party too).

I now believe that any video taken down by YouTube stands a fair chance of being worth finding somewhere else and at least looking at.

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aromagal's avatar

Trump Derangement Syndrome at its finest!

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SaHiB's avatar

Most hippies have habitually smoked the egregore drug marijuana. Strong social pressure to do so.

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Rachel Ann's avatar

YES! I'm in a crunchy moms group made up of anti-vax, anti-circumcision, raw milk types and I was astonished at how many of them went right along with this Covid nonsense. I saw it then as a reactionary performance to avoid being identified in any way as a conservative. How foolish.

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Jane Doe's avatar

As a life lobg progressive with vaxx injured kids NOTHING , including being gaslit as a Trumper coukd silence me.

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Rachel Ann's avatar

I'm really sorry about your children, but I'm very glad that you won't silence your voice!

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Sirka Sie's avatar

That’s just bonkers! My daughter has two friends in med school, both got jabbed. My kid tried her best to convince them otherwise. The one bawled while getting injected. The other is boosted thrice. Observing how they deal with this is horrific/fascinating. Now my daughter may have ended her future in Neuroscience but she is healthy and survived the psyop…I thank God for this every day.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

In fairness, most medical students had no options for declining to vaccinate.

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John Sutton's avatar

They did have an option, but caved to the blackmail. These abused students were raped. God help the administrators who exchanged integrity for a few pieces of silver. What vile people.

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Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Do you know what has happened to medical school students who refused the shots? I assume they had to take leave from school, and if they didn't find some other course of study, their student loans kicked in at an unpayable rate, destroying them financially?

As some are saying, they have a choice, but that's a pretty poor choice.

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Jane Doe's avatar

Again better then being injured or killed. Literally. I know. My kids are vaxx injured

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Goeff's avatar

Most of them had 2 feet and a pair of legs, didn't they?

Luckily, an eminently qualified nephew, who would have made a top notch neurosurgeon, was refused entrance to med skool while some pretty pathetic specimens were granted places. I praise G for that every day. He would've told 'em where to stick the jab before taking a hike.

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Eileen's avatar

Good for him.....bravery trumps all the rest!

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Jane Doe's avatar

Better to be denied a medical and religious exemption and be refused and terminated ( maybe a good lawsuit later despite the delay in ones career & life ) than to be injured or die.

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John Sutton's avatar

Agreed. I'd take it one step further: submitting any exemption abdicates ones sovereignty and puts one in the position of supplicant. Don't do it.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

I think this was an issue, but I don't think it was the primary issue and I don't want to focus on it because it allows the government and vaccine manufacturers to pass the blame to the rank and file.

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Craig's avatar

The story from the medical industry that the injection stays in the muscle was silly from the start. Even injections that are intended to stay in the muscle don't. Injections such as steroids affect the whole body. If the mRNA injection did stay only in the muscle how would it have affected the rest of the body.

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Beverly Johnson's avatar

If shots stayed in the injection site we would have to inject antibiotics in which ever spot was infected-- needle to the back for kidney infection, in the neck for strep throat, in the right lower abdomen for appendicitis .

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Heather Candy's avatar

That policy was not abandoned for the mRNA vaccines. I'm a recently retired (rather than get the vax or be fired) nurse in Canada. Aspiration has not been policy for years. Yes, most IM injections are given for a whole body effect (pain meds, steroid injections, vaccines of other types), not local effects. There is actually minimal vasculature in the upper arm where IM injections are given. I've likely given hundreds if not thousands of IMs over 4 decades of nursing & never "hit" a blood vessel. My guess is policy was changed perhaps partly for time saving (a few seconds...) but also with the advent of new types of needles intended to protect shot givers from inadvertent needle sticks (and perhaps the costs to employers of those). Self retracting and other newer types of needles are much more difficult to draw back.

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Irunthis1's avatar

I can confirm this. I was trained to give IM and SQ injections as an immunizing pharmacist and it was never taught as anything other than stick it in and shoot. I think it was probably two fold reasoning--in the age of HIV and blood borne pathogen training it was determined to be safer to give those injections as simply as possible, and that a deep intramuscular injection is given in areas where there is lower probability of hitting a blood vessel. I remember being puzzled as to all the fuss about "aspirating" the syringe to see if a vessel was hit or not as it was never part of any training I received nor any other person has received in the last 20+ years I suspect (insofar as respect to vaccination). The only time that is done is to verity that one is actually IN a vein, not that one is NOT. There may be cases or medications where that is NOT true, but I am not trained in those areas and can think of none that are used in an outpatient setting.

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Baldmichael's avatar

It matters not. Vaccines were and are utterly pointless. The poisonous effects may well be accelerated by injection into bloodstream and not muscle but still a complete waste of time and money.

Unless you are big pharma and love money of course.

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2022/08/17/what-is-the-flu-a-k-a-covid-19-and-why-vaccines-are-pointless-at-best/

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2022/11/14/vaccination-industry-in-a-nutshell/

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Goeff's avatar

Wow. I had no idea they had such a policy. Sounds criminally negligent to me.

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Obsequious's avatar

Thank you for trying - at the time I was unaware a Tdap vaccine could have any such effect. What was presented to me was something like "only 1 in a million chance of guillain barre". Thankfully I was wise enough to avoid these new injections despite the societal pressure.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

That vaccine has a lot of issues.

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Jane Doe's avatar

It gave my unvaxxed 7 year old daughter permanent lifelong RA.

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Baldmichael's avatar

Good. Vaccines are principally neuro-toxic and poisonous. We have similar things to contend with in our food, like sodium nitrite (E250). I have a facial palsy because of this.

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2022/11/19/sodium-nitrite-e250-the-poison-in-your-food-and-how-to-remedy-it/

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Goeff's avatar

I used to take vaccines for granted. Never thought twice about getting a tetanus booster for instance. Now I'm a confirmed anti due to the blatant and continuous corruption. My wife has treated people with both tetanus and rabies so I'm aware that they're no joke, but the environmental conditions and other factors were entirely different than what we have now.

From the reading I've done, it's clear to me that some who-knows-what from a vial is garbage compared to a healthy immune system plus some exposure to harmful organisms is the way to go. We have chickens and I've long ago quit worrying about Salmonella, for instance.

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pimaCanyon's avatar

you probably read about the study that the CDC commissioned back in early 2000's to determine the true extent of vax injury and the ability of VAERS to track it. Conclusion of the study was that adverse events are extremely under reported in VAERS by a factor of more than 100, and that 1 person is 38 is injured by a vaccine. The study proposed to new system to better track vaccine injuries, but of course the CDC rejected it. They do not want to know. They, like Pharma, make big bucks from vaccines.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

I learned about that one from RFK's book. A friend of a friend made an AI system to travel electronic health records to improve healthcare data collection (but was actually primarily for being able to detect iatrogenic injuries), and while there was initially a lot of interest in it, all of that dried up and it never got used.

He did that by himself years ago, so at this point with the AI we have now, it would be so easy to do something like that...which should speak to how much its being deliberately avoided.

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Sandy K's avatar

Yes, the study was done at Harvard. Amazing, isn't it? I strongly suggest reading Sasha Latypova, Ana Milhacea MD and Jessica Rose PhD on substack. Sasha & Jessica are part of Team Enigma with brilliant minds such as Craig Paardekooper, who were among the first to analyze the crazy VAERS data. We are blessed to have these scientists step up.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

I love these people and I've cited a lot of Craig's work.

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Craig's avatar

It would seem that VAERS was designed to cause under reporting. I have read that the report is over complicated and complex. It is not mandatory. It was created by the people who profit from it not being used. Compensation payments are rare, inadequate, and paid by the public. If immunity protection for the medical industry was revoked there wouldn't be any need for the VAERS system as the court system would take care of it again.

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Sandy K's avatar

It is cumbersome and the time is not long enough to fully describe the 'adverse events' so you get kicked out of the system. I agree with you; it was likely designed that way on purpose.

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Baldmichael's avatar

Like much in government and it's pointless forms. I created some of my own to save them the bother.

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2022/04/06/funny-forms-certificates/

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Baldmichael's avatar

"They, like Pharma, make big bucks from vaccines."

The first comma could be omitted. And on reflection the second too with the word 'and' inserted in its place.

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SaHiB's avatar

Steve Kirsch estimates the VAERS URF (UnderReporting Factor) as 41, but it's just an estimate based on the allegedly fully-reported anaphylaxis, so could be more than 100.

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SaHiB's avatar

They lied about fluoridation in high school "health", so why believe them about vaccines in college nursing? (They may well have lied about vaccines in high school "health", too, but since those weren't then on my radar, I don't recall.) Perhaps the best solution is to quit diverting tax revenues to teachers' unions and Devilcraps generally. They are evil. Hope they win the death lottery!

Sorry, Linden: Trumpensteinian denigration of Paul Craig Roberts helps nothing. https://amidwesterndoctor.substack.com/p/who-was-responsible-for-the-botched/comment/12519886 He's just smarter, more honest, and more objective than Trumpwits, which they, and conniving as they can be Devilcraps, view as "abrasive, and contemptuous of others." This campaign was and remains enemy action. Note the military (also significantly "RINO"; actually Free Masonic), medical, "education", media, and plutocrat establishments are overwhelmingly Devilcrap.

Newsweek has always been full of Bernaysian tricks. I picked up on that back in the 1970s.

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Sydney Seppo's avatar

When I told 2 friends here in Sydney I wasn't covid vaccinated because they are neither safe or effective, their first response was "did you get your child vaccinated for polio?"

They still think they did the right thing getting jabbed and they were ok with the government forcing people to get vaxxed and excluding people who weren't. One friend is Jewish which boggles my mind he can't see the parallels.

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Sandy K's avatar

They obviously haven't seen the actual science on the polio injections...which didn't work either, btw. I went back quite a few years ago (pre-covid) and looked up all that data and being a scientist, who used to teach cell biology, let's just say I was quite surprised by what I found. Suzanne Humphries, MD, was the first one who sent me on the path, then Tom Cowan. Then I found out about the terrain theory and read the notebooks from Pasteur and Bechampe so I could read the data for myself! Bechampe was right and Pasteur was a fast-talking ego-driven self-aggrandizing ass who reminded me of Robert Gallo and the HIV farce. Highly recommend "Turtles all the way down" edited by Mary Holland of CHD for people who want to delve into that mess deeper. Or "Murder by Injection" by Eustace Mullins, or "Deadly Medicines and Organized Crime" by Peter Goetzsche, MD....quite eye-opening....

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Tami Berman's avatar

Yup, Suzanne Humphries was my intro as well. Love her so much. I think I spent three years becoming unbrainwashed. Then you realize they are lying about everything.

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Sandy K's avatar

Tami, I assume as a Homeopathic student that you know the studies done with water? For those others who may not know, look into Viktor Shauberger, Masaru Emoto, and Rudolf Steiner; and for some very cool studies, the work of Veda Austin. Water has memory. Knowing this, I have prayers and blessings taped to my water filters so the water can absorb the Love...couldn't hurt! (I am a post-materialist scientist in Ecology; I love this stuff. OMMMMMM.) Blessings to all here!

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Tami Berman's avatar

yes! Yes!, know them all. Veda's work is very cool. My kids went to a Waldorf High School and I took a year long biodynamic farming course. I hope the past three years create a backlash and people wake up.

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Sandy K's avatar

AWESOME!!! I am hoping that we have an upcoming generation of true healers like you and your family! Stay Strong :-)

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Lisa's avatar

The flu shot gold rush has always puzzled me as during my childhood, there was no flu vaccine. I never heard of any child being seriously ill from the flu or dying and my neighborhood was swarming with kids and gossip. Now they act like you can’t survive childhood without one yearly.

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SaHiB's avatar

While I can't say regarding allegation DDT and lead arsenate toxicity may have caused or contributed to infantile paralysis, zinc is reported to be effective against cleavage of the poliovirus macromolecule. Takes a toxic, but usually sublethal dose - ~1μmolar. This is the same concentration supposedly effective against sickle cell disease. (Ten times that typically required for human rhinovirus, and 10%, as opposed to 1%, of the LD50 for the latter.) It is not an amount to be taken on a whim. I hope an ionophore such as hydroxychloroquine can reduce the required dose. For those interested in isolating viruses and for X-ray crystallographers, poliovirus is icosahedral, so should be quite amenable to crystallization.

See also:

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/third-dr-j-t-walkerpfizer-project

https://theheavenlycourt.com/

https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/b233a255-71db-47ce-a22d-d50496358e91/Kol%20Korei%20in%20English%20final.pdf

https://substack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com/public/images/7717bab2-b2a3-416c-9011-a8aecf4fcecf_1402x784.png

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KTonCapeCod's avatar

I am curious...did you ever have testing to see if this is permanent neurological damage? As a PT, depending on where the injection was, I am wondering if the muscles at the posterior portion of your upper arm may just be "switched" on causing compression of the nerve. There is a way to palpate the muscles then perform an AROM technique to switch off the "on" muscles (that are incorrectly on) and turn on the muscles that are off. Just curious. It's not something most docs and even PTs would know about. I am assuming the injection was not near the cubital tunnel which makes me wonder if it isn't more local to the site of injection.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Most likely there is a permanent granuloma at the site of injection precipitating the other issues. Vaccine inflammation can cause compression of a nerve or the vasculature supply to a nerve, but that typically happens in the cranium (since things are packed more tightly there) than in the periphery.

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banana_bread's avatar

My eldest had (what I now believe) were two encephalopathic events following childhood DTaP vaccines. She (now an adult) suffers from mild vision issues, likely some kind of optic neuropathy. A recent doctor we visited concurred with my hypotheses, but has little to offer as far as treatments that could help. I'm just grateful that she is not seriously impaired.

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Obsequious's avatar

I have vision issues as well, I would have to go back and see when I got the first injections as a child to see if the times are closely related. I had to wear glasses since elementary school.

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Most common cause of this is damage to the cranial nerves that control eye movement and focusing.

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Jane Doe's avatar

My son and daughter were severely injured by DPT and DtAP. Look up detox autism groups on FB amd find the woman who detoxed her son. She did an interview with Del Bigtree over the past 4 months

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Lisa's avatar

A little known fact is that the renowned film director Mike Nichols was completely bald since childhood and wore a wig his whole life due to a vaccine injury. I read that in a recent biography.

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SaHiB's avatar

Fascinating! This deserves a Substack article, guest if you don't want to run your own and both you and AMD be willing. References at least, please!

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KTonCapeCod's avatar

The triangular interval contents: the radial nerve is visible through the triangular interval, on its way to the posterior compartment of the arm. The radial nerve (and its deep branch) provides motor innervation to the muscles in the posterior compartment of the arm and forearm, which are mostly extensors. Muscular branches of the radial nerve:Triceps brachii, Anconeus, Brachioradialis, Extensor carpi radialis longus, Extensor carpi radialis brevis, Supinator, Extensor digitorum, Extensor digiti minimi, Extensor carpi ulnaris, Abductor pollicis longus, Extensor pollicis brevis, Extensor pollicis longus, Extensor indicis. As far as the treatment, it isn't possible to explain here. I would refer you to Immaculate Dissection and the owners of this group can always provide treatment based on clinical findings. It's just an interesting curiosity that may not be related.

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Obsequious's avatar

I never had testing but I still have a mild neuropathy five years later.

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Tami Berman's avatar

I am sorry about your injury. I am studying homeopathy and you might try Ledum Palustre topically as well as potentized in a 30c or 200c potency. It can heal old puncture wounds. https://firstaidcreams.com/product/buy-ledum-palustre-cream/ , https://www.amazon.com/Boiron-Palustre-Homeopathic-Medicine-Bruising/dp/B07KL3QC5H?th=1. Homeopathy works. So glad you discovered the truth. Welcome!

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A Midwestern Doctor's avatar

Don't forget Thuja!

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Sandy K's avatar

Just commenting on the SAFETY and EFFICACY of HOMEOPATHY...YES YES YES!!!! I have been using homeopathy for 50 years. We know that the very people who lie about it are actually using it (Gates, 'royalty', Rockefeller, etc). Keep studying, Tami Berman!!!

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Tami Berman's avatar

Thank you. Homeopathy is endlessly fascinating. I love it so much. Potentization is the most amazing discovery!

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walk2write's avatar

You should create a Substack with posts to educate people about homeopathy and perhaps offer homeopathic suggestions for different conditions. I’m sure many people would subscribe. I know I would. Of course, you would have to provide a disclaimer, or the FDA would shut you down. 😢

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Alfred's avatar

Yes. I believe that our society is rife with unacknowledged vaccine injuries. So many modern maladies (or older ones that are so much more prevalent) that have made us a very sick people. Who knows the extent of the damage.

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Beverly Johnson's avatar

I sustained an on the job injury from a patient about 2 months after graduating as RN. The ER cleaned the wound and gave a tetanus shot as was expected and routine. I spent the next 3 days with a roaring fever, swollen , red and painful arm, in bed. The ER doc said "you are allergic; don't ever take a tetanus shot again". Then my mom remembered I had reacted as a child and was told I was allergic. That was in 1968. The reason I am writing this is to strongly agree with Obsequious. We were INDOCTRINATED to believe in vaxx. i remember one class in pediatrics in which we were told infants don't mount an immune response in the first year so the "well baby" visits/shots were to train the mothers to follow the schedule. The quilt is persistent and keeps me up reading, learning and sharing.

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