Would you like any fries with your drive-through seizure?

a reply to: KansasGirl

I agree, this is beyond effed up. The mothers rejection of the fetus stuff is scary.
My wife is in pre labor right now. 3.5 cm yesterday.
I'm watching her and the soon to be little monkey like a rabid ninja.
Navigating the medical industries current climate is some Chris Angel Mindfreak type stuff.
...contemplating home birth grade anxiety.

I've never been real anti vax, now I'm nervous about even using the proven ones.
That they will be spiked with something.
Not fun.

I am in a group that has medical evidence from prior to this vaccine on my medical records which indicates that I should not get this vaccine. I won't be letting a doctor get close to me with a needle, I got so sick off the flu and DTAP vaccines I am never going to take this one since they state that it is dangerous to people like me. Seems that two doctors witnessing these reactions should be scientific evidence which trumps the fear mongering that is being spread by people who do not know science well.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Congrats on your impending precious gift! Omgosh so excited for you two! And I know- if Inwere having babies these days, I would have some serious reservations about even the proven regular vaccines, knowing they may be spiked with other things, as you said. My niece just had a baby. She asked LOTS of questions about the vaccine schedule, and herr are a few ones in here that she isn’t having her baby get. She was very frank with her doc and the doc explained which ones weren’t necessary. Hopefully y’all have a great and trustworthy pediatrician and can have that dialogue with them too. You MUST keep us updated about your little monkey’s entrance into the world!!!! Can’t wait to hear about your née baby!

a reply to: Mandroid7

This vaccine has not been proven safe for everyone yet, hell, the long term testing still is not completed and about three percent or MORE of the population is intolerant to it. But I guess that is acceptable. Biden just signed changes that excluded muscle attrophe or tissue death at the site around the injection from being compensated from the vaccine fund. Evidently the numbers of people experiencing problems in the arm and lymph nodes around the area must climbing. This change is what I read somewhere. I suppose people are starting to do claims or something.

www.federalregister.gov...

a reply to: rickymouse

Yeah, don't do that. You contribute excellent information here.
I always enjoy reading your medical and holistic info. There's not enough research/$$ involved in the latter imo.
That second video gives some hope that doctors are starting to gang up and do the right thing.
I'm currently treating my dog's cancer with fenbendazole and a diet of tumeric, cbd, chicken, brocoli and carrots...He's acting normal a month past the date he was supposed to be dead by. I hope it helps.

We'll have to see.

a reply to: KansasGirl

Thank you!! I appreciate the distraction here. I'm nervous as ever right now.
I'll get some pics up soon.
You guys will love the ats grade name he's getting.
Hint..the truth is out there
Well, unless he has red hair. Then we have to rethink it a bit.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
a reply to: rickymouse

Yeah, don't do that. You contribute excellent information here.
I always enjoy reading your medical and holistic info. There's not enough research/$$ involved in the latter imo.
That second video gives some hope that doctors are starting to gang up and do the right thing.
I'm currently treating my dog's cancer with fenbendazole and a diet of tumeric, cbd, chicken, brocoli and carrots...He's acting normal a month past the date he was supposed to be dead by. I hope it helps.

We'll have to see.

It took me a while to get the right combo for our blind cat that has severe breathing issues, but he is doing pretty good now. The other cat with epilepsy, that is a piece of cake, I have epilepsy and know what works for epilepsy. I found a sprinkle of a couple of supplements morning and night reduced her grand mall seizures from maybe one or two a month down to zero in the last two years. But I know a lot about chemistries to treat epilepsy. The breathing issues took me longer and part of the treatment requires a tiny sprinkle of augmentum in the morning and night with four other anti-inflammatory chemistry supplements....and lots of bacon with grass fed milk. The grass fed organic milk is the final hurdle I discovered, grain fed milk is inflammatory, grass fed is slightly anti-inflammatory. If I exclude any one of the six chemistries I add to the grassmilk, he is full of mucous. Ten augmentum from the vet is thirty four bucks and lasts six months, heck, the bacon is the most expensive part of the treatment and that is because it keeps him happy and purry, bacon seems to be an antidepressant...he won't take his medicine if he does not get the bacon either.

a reply to: rickymouse

Nice. I will look into the milk thing. He needs calcium to help slow the bone cancer, I wonder if raw unpasteurized grass fed milk may do some good. He's on cottage cheese right now also, but I need to keep his weight down and carbs minimal.

Where's all of the gung-ho, pro-vax shills ?

Do they get Saturday nights off ?

a reply to: Nothin

I want someone to snag the vaccine and have it independently studied..see if it has the gates hcg chemical in it.
paper

In that incident they used police to carry the vaccine to the hotel they administered it in, then return any empties back via police escort. Crazy stuff.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
a reply to: rickymouse

Nice. I will look into the milk thing. He needs calcium to help slow the bone cancer, I wonder if raw unpasteurized grass fed milk may do some good. He's on cottage cheese right now also, but I need to keep his weight down and carbs minimal.

We buy regular organic grassmilk from the coop and even wallmart or meijers. It is ultra pasturized, which destroys most of the enzymes in milk. It also causes the NAC and Taurine to be destroyed by causing it to be bound and blocks bioavailability, but those can be supplemented.

Bone cancer is difficult to fix and because of all the higher rates of glyphosate and other chemicals allowed in pet foods they become more cancerous. Off hand I don't know what would be the best natural chemistry for bone cancer. Maybe this..www.mskcc.org... The Betulinic acid might help, and they do have Betulinic acid supplements. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

Getting anything into the bones is difficult if there is cancer in there without surgery. I know other chemistries like apigenen or fisitin that might work, but dogs probably would not be able to eat parsley flakes without complications. Humans can metabolize that kind of stuff better and detox it but I have not studied dogs much. Maybe feed him some parsley chicken...that stuff is tasty. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

a reply to: Mandroid7

There is absolutely no reason to trust Gates™, government, CDC™, the WHO™, Big-Pharma™, etc...

Yet folks here are clamoring, waiting in line, just so enthralled about getting the experimental jabs.

" Did you get yours yet ? I got mine. Bla-bla-bla... "


It honestly makes zero sense to me.
Am at a loss to understand the massive psyop that has been done on the good people.

At least we're doing our part for science, as we join KansasGirl in being a part of the unvaccinated control group for this crime against Humanity.

We'll see where we are in about 10 years, maybe...

That video was scary enough, but imagine if the reaction had a delay and that happened after they drove away and were on a busy highway or in a busy pedestrian area, the death toll could be immense

a reply to: Mandroid7

As a strawberry blonde myself, red hair would be a gift