Enforced vaccinations

[sprintcyclist]

Even with me seeing this pandemic differently to many people here, I am most uncomfortable with enforced medication.

[Gordon]

I found this on another forum.

Had an interesting experience this week.

I'm double-vaccinated with pfizer, while I had nasty flu-like symptoms the night of the first shot, I did not for the second.

However – My partner (33 – eligible for pfizer due to caring for special needs children) received her first dose, didn't get any bad symptoms, but had been complaining afterwards about a pain in her right calf, and a persistent cough.

It didn't go away, and the pain started to move up her leg. Turns out it was a DVT, confirmed by ultrasound. She was prescribed 20mg Xarelto (warfrin) twice daily (this is a MASSIVE dose) and told to go to emergency.

Fortunately, the blood thinners did their job, and the clots broke up and moved to her lungs – confirmed by dye injection, ECG was clear, but showed clots in lungs – apparently this is OK because the lungs are designed to cope.

The more worrying thing – she overheard the nurses saying that there was another 9 patients, all Pfizer vaccinated, with the same thing already in there.

So keep an eye out for your health (and those around you) who have had the shots, its not just AstraZeneca causing issues.

[Bobby]

I found this on another forum.

Had an interesting experience this week.

I'm double-vaccinated with pfizer, while I had nasty flu-like symptoms the night of the first shot, I did not for the second.

However – My partner (33 – eligible for pfizer due to caring for special needs children) received her first dose, didn't get any bad symptoms, but had been complaining afterwards about a pain in her right calf, and a persistent cough.

It didn't go away, and the pain started to move up her leg. Turns out it was a DVT, confirmed by ultrasound. She was prescribed 20mg Xarelto (warfrin) twice daily (this is a MASSIVE dose) and told to go to emergency.

Fortunately, the blood thinners did their job, and the clots broke up and moved to her lungs – confirmed by dye injection, ECG was clear, but showed clots in lungs – apparently this is OK because the lungs are designed to cope.

The more worrying thing – she overheard the nurses saying that there was another 9 patients, all Pfizer vaccinated, with the same thing already in there.

So keep an eye out for your health (and those around you) who have had the shots, its not just AstraZeneca causing issues.

Wow - vaccine injuries.
They are not being reported in the media.
It looks like the media may be getting secretly controlled by the Govts.
under state of emergency legislation.

[Gordon]

You won't see it on your ABC.

[Bobby]

You won't see it on your ABC.

Secret control - brain washing.

The Govt is asked lots of hard questions about vaccines:

https://ugetube.com/watch/australian-go ... WjcnBszQgl

[sprintcyclist]

I found this on another forum.

Had an interesting experience this week.

I'm double-vaccinated with pfizer, while I had nasty flu-like symptoms the night of the first shot, I did not for the second.

However – My partner (33 – eligible for pfizer due to caring for special needs children) received her first dose, didn't get any bad symptoms, but had been complaining afterwards about a pain in her right calf, and a persistent cough.

It didn't go away, and the pain started to move up her leg. Turns out it was a DVT, confirmed by ultrasound. She was prescribed 20mg Xarelto (warfrin) twice daily (this is a MASSIVE dose) and told to go to emergency.

Fortunately, the blood thinners did their job, and the clots broke up and moved to her lungs – confirmed by dye injection, ECG was clear, but showed clots in lungs – apparently this is OK because the lungs are designed to cope.

The more worrying thing – she overheard the nurses saying that there was another 9 patients, all Pfizer vaccinated, with the same thing already in there.

So keep an eye out for your health (and those around you) who have had the shots, its not just AstraZeneca causing issues.

thanks for alerting us to those symptoms