Is there any treatment that mitigates chance of injury from covid shots? These articles all make sense but they are worrisome. Other than warning people not to take more shots, do you have any helpful advice?
Through your detailed descriptive writing and medical research I continue to learn the myriad ways in which the spike protein can play havoc and destruction throughout the body. Thank you.
On July 5 my step nephew who was just shy of 40 years old had his first seizure ever. He seized so hard that he broke both of his legs at the hips, dislocated and tore up his left shoulder, and almost died. His 30 year old sister found him and was able to get her finger down his throat to open it up. She saved his life because it was a long wait for an ambulance since they were 3 miles out of a small town. He did not fall, he had been lying on a sofa and sleeping. He is blind from birth and on the spectrum but had never had a seizure. Every test imaginable was run to identify the problem. After a week at a small town hospital that couldn't get his 3 surgeries done he ended up at OHSU where he waited for another 7 days for his hip surgeries. No infection, no brain issues. nothing turned up. He is now home and trying to relearn how to walk with his 2 new hips and how to do other things with his right shoulder still not quite right.
His sister who is also his guardian confirmed that he was double vaccinated and boosted.
When I brought up vaccination at OHSU I was discounted as not understanding VAERS. So, he did not end up as a stat in VAERS.
Is there any treatment that mitigates chance of injury from covid shots? These articles all make sense but they are worrisome. Other than warning people not to take more shots, do you have any helpful advice?
Through your detailed descriptive writing and medical research I continue to learn the myriad ways in which the spike protein can play havoc and destruction throughout the body. Thank you.
On July 5 my step nephew who was just shy of 40 years old had his first seizure ever. He seized so hard that he broke both of his legs at the hips, dislocated and tore up his left shoulder, and almost died. His 30 year old sister found him and was able to get her finger down his throat to open it up. She saved his life because it was a long wait for an ambulance since they were 3 miles out of a small town. He did not fall, he had been lying on a sofa and sleeping. He is blind from birth and on the spectrum but had never had a seizure. Every test imaginable was run to identify the problem. After a week at a small town hospital that couldn't get his 3 surgeries done he ended up at OHSU where he waited for another 7 days for his hip surgeries. No infection, no brain issues. nothing turned up. He is now home and trying to relearn how to walk with his 2 new hips and how to do other things with his right shoulder still not quite right.
His sister who is also his guardian confirmed that he was double vaccinated and boosted.
When I brought up vaccination at OHSU I was discounted as not understanding VAERS. So, he did not end up as a stat in VAERS.