So my wife is double jabbed..

a reply to: 10uoutlaw
They will not be held accountable. Prior to the pandemic their friends in guvmnt blocked any liability.

a reply to: Rolicia

I'm very sorry to hear about your wife. My wife was also vaccinated back in April against my wishes and now bleeds "down there" even when it's not the time of the month. I've finally convinced her to see a doctor but this may just be the beginning.

a reply to: Rolicia

Sending good thoughts to you and your wife.

I strongly suggest that you both find a group online (Facebook or other) for Uterine Cancer Survivors. They can answer questions that doctors and nurses might not think to answer (dealing with nausea, etc) and reading messages and questions from others in the same situation can often give you a "heads up" about potential problems or things to talk to the medical staff about. They'll also be aware of what averse reactions to medications look like and if there are certain meds or foods to avoid.

(I found out, for instance, that aspartame interferes with two of the meds my husband takes for Parkinson's...so no diet cokes for him!)

originally posted by: Rolicia

originally posted by: ketsuko
Hate to say it, but cancer can be silent for a long time.

I know too much about cancer sadly, was orphan at 24 because of it..
To me though, there is no such thing as coincidence..

To you perhaps, but to the rest of the world coincidences are prevalent and very normal.

Thoughts with OP and his family. Whether jab related or not (I suspect not, but like everyone else here I am not qualified to make that call) I wish them all the best and hope for a speedy and complete recovery.

Jabbed you mean given "Irish sunglasses"?

The Vaccines are with tiny little barely noticeable needle about the size of what they call "butterfly" and it injects a small less than a pea sized amount to absorb into the muscle and fat and then be carried that way into the blood stream.

At least that's the sort I had two of them a month apart.

No "Jabbing", sticking or stabbing of any kind involved was involved.

Fear mongering where none may exist is like some dumb-ass standing there to make a sucking it up noise with their mouth when you get injured in a sort of "twining/twinning" game of people not friends or family... it is wholly "evil" of the human kind manipulating others in such a manner I can assure you.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Indeed, fear mongering is very naughty. But i don't think it's the size of the needle that has got folk worried about the vaccines.

The flip side of fear mongering is censorship, which is in itself is a destructive force in society, as the latest version of the self righteous village lynch mob 'Cancellation' is illustrating.

When factions with an agenda can weaponise mob sentiment among the sheeple, they'll employ it against any voice that impedes their personal progress up the greasy poll of commerce.

originally posted by: Crowfoot
The Vaccines are with tiny little barely noticeable needle about the size of what they call "butterfly" and it injects a small less than a pea sized amount to absorb into the muscle and fat and then be carried that way into the blood stream.

I hope they did not use a 'butterfly needle' when they gave you your shot.... because they are used to take blood or deliver solutions into the bloodstream.

A butterfly needle is a device used to draw blood from a vein or deliver intravenous (IV) therapy to a vein. A butterfly needle consists of a very thin needle, two flexible “wings,” a flexible transparent tubing, and a connector.

www.verywellhealth.com...

Recommending the use of or even mentioning 'butterfly' needle, in regard to a vaccine, is rather silly.......

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a reply to: McGinty

When I was younger I had to spend A lot of time around a "know it all" However; he also didn't want others to know it all(his vices). He was one of those holistic health "nuts" even complaining about pasteurization, and anti vaccine even though Jonas Salk's polio vaccine saved his life...

It finally dawned on me he was just a nihilist, that had wished he died instead of being cured of polio.

The odd thing is? He wants to live forever these days being closer and closer to the end every day.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

That's what I request when I do have to have blood drawn...

I don't donate it; as I would rather sell it... having been guinea pigged way too much as is(kundalini release at 17). No places around here any more close to where I live that buys plasma.

Besides that it(plasma) can be made in the lab these days not requiring donations etc.

a reply to: Crowfoot
Yes.... butterfly needles are for blood.

Butterfly needles are not for vaccines that are not supposed to go into the bloodstream.

It's silly to mention butterfly needle when speaking about injecting vaccines.

Not sure why you have written the reply that you have?

a reply to: Itisnowagain
I said it was the size or gauge... of what was used.

Harping over it, only lives up to your Moniker.

a reply to: Crowfoot
I am pretty sure that those who don't want the pricking are not really concerned with how big the needle is.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Consideration should be given to needle gauge. A wider bore needle ensures that the vaccine is dissipated over a wider area, thus reducing the risk of localised redness and swelling.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Oh, It is a factor... I refuse to have the nearly vein sized needle when they've wanted to fill up vials or inject... Sorry it's butterfly or nothing like that is going in me.

Fortunately, they know that in my records, so I don't have to ask or them see if I refuse the larger and have to ask for a butterfly... we've played that "game" enough.

Others have the same issues as a phobia and it is a size matters situation. Of course developing the pill is a good thing; for those that are too phobic even when it is no dice no matter the size. As some people do want to have it they are just phobic and it is medically illegal to inject a passed out person with anything. One of the reason they wake someone up to change an IV bag etc.

It is a worldwide effort; If it were just the US, just Germany, just China etc? Then it would be a human rights violation instead of a humanitarian "aid".

a reply to: Crowfoot
So now you appear to be saying that..... you can choose which gauge/size needle you require when being vaccinated.....you just have to ask?

So did you have a different size needle than everyone else?

a reply to: Itisnowagain

I meant to say in the original OP I made; I don't know the size of the others... but I didn't as there are several different makers or vaccines and I am not a NASCAR vehicle. The anonymous brand of vaccine that I had was very small in the needle department and required less than a half a second to deliver.

a reply to: Crowfoot
No aspiration then?