My son is injected and manifesting "vaccine adverse events'

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Inod1416

Apparently lack of calcium plays a role in the development of "Osteoporosis".

Age is also a contributing factor or so it seems.

There are other things:
Drug induced osteoporosis

a reply to: incoserv

And it's now normal for healthy young people to drop dead playing sports.

I haven't looked at statistics but I can tell you for a fact as a mom of three kids that span quite an age group, that kids dropping dead on the sports court has always been a thing long before Covid.

It was actually happening so much that there was push to have AED machines available at games for that exact reason.
Are there more cases now, I can't really say. I know that if it does happen, everyone assumes Covid/Vaccine.
The reality is it really might be neither.


thesportsinstitute.com...

Every two to three days in the U.S., a young athlete dies as the result of sudden cardiac arrest. In fact, sudden cardiac arrest is the number one cause of sudden death in exercising young athletes.

As for your son. I too have adult children. Some think it is hard when children are young, I think it's much worse and a different kind of worry when they are older. Yes they are their own person of free will, sometimes that is the most torturous thing for a parent.

a reply to: incoserv

you dont need to show symptoms of it to have had covid, or to get post covid symptoms after having it.

a reply to: butcherguy

Indeed.

My grandmother had it pretty bad in her later years and now my mother has it also.

Seems to affect Woman more than Men.

Apparently a lot of the drugs and antidepressants they give to older people with the likes dementia/depression can also contribute to development and progression where the condition is concerned.

originally posted by: incoserv
My son - as much as I love him because he is my son - has always been a bit of a smart ass know it all. He went deep into debt right out of high school against my advice, telling me it was "the American way." Over 15 years later, he's still paying off debt, or probably just interest. He actually admitted once that he wishes he'd listened to me, but that didn't change anything in his general comportment.

We live distant from one another. He called the day he was on his way to get the J&J shot. It broke my heart, but there was nothing I could say. He'd always answer calling me a conspiracy theorist, a "Trumpian" (which I am not) and whatever else he'd been brainwashed to say. Our relationship is pretty good now, but I just gave up trying to talk to him. I hate saying that, but like so many, he's bound up in a spirit of fear and won't let it go. Even fact based good news regarding this whole fecal feature sets him off. These people lean into the fear.

I don't know if he's been "boosted" or not, doesn't matter. He told us last night that he's been experiencing shortness of breath, heart palpitations and electric-shock-like pains in his legs. He's seen doctors (has good health insurance with his job), but they can't figure out what's going on. I mentioned that those are common effects of the injections, but he jut blew past it, didn't even want to let it be discussed. This is the young man who told me a year or so ago, when I admonished him to "think for yourself" that - and this is a direct quote - "I don't need to think for myself!"

I kind of feel like I have mourned him already. If he comes to the end that so many injected have, I'm sure it'll hit hard, but it kind of feels like he's already dead. We believe in prayer and we pray for him, but I also realize that people's choices have consequences.

I don't know what good it did to post this, but just thought I'd share it. Maybe cathartically. Maybe thinking it resonate with others who are experiencing something similar. Maybe for no reason at all.
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So, you're not only ignoring the science when it comes to vaccinations, but you're also ignoring logic, reason and common sense by believing in a weird, selfish and patently evil Hebrew god...

What a pity your own short sightedness and closed mindedness has ruined your relationship with your own son..

Good parenting there...

PA

originally posted by: namehere
a reply to: incoserv

you dont need to show symptoms of it to have had covid, or to get post covid symptoms after having it.

I don't doubt this.

But why do people believe all of these narratives about Covid 19, a novel virus, yet cannot believe that a rushed, experimental vaccine delivery system without long term data, might have dangers or side effects?

It turns out that the FDA now acknowledges at least some of these side effects are real, such as myocarditis, but asserts it's still rare or "mild."

originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened
With what GoFundMe just pulled in Canada, I wouldn't entrust a fraction of a penny in their crooked hands.

Also, I agree with MadViking, sounds like an attempt at doxing to me.

I'm hesitant to label anyone a shill, as there are lots of ignorant or brainwashed people who mean well.

But, we also need to keep a running list of candidates for entry into the Book of Shills.

Many of us are in a similar situation with our family/kids. My heart goes out to you and I pray this ends well for you and that this ends soon and the truth comes out as this whole C19 thing is despicable.

a reply to: incoserv

What science are you referring to?

a reply to: PerfectAnomoly

originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly

originally posted by: incoserv
My son - as much as I love him because he is my son - has always been a bit of a smart ass know it all. He went deep into debt right out of high school against my advice, telling me it was "the American way." Over 15 years later, he's still paying off debt, or probably just interest. He actually admitted once that he wishes he'd listened to me, but that didn't change anything in his general comportment.

We live distant from one another. He called the day he was on his way to get the J&J shot. It broke my heart, but there was nothing I could say. He'd always answer calling me a conspiracy theorist, a "Trumpian" (which I am not) and whatever else he'd been brainwashed to say. Our relationship is pretty good now, but I just gave up trying to talk to him. I hate saying that, but like so many, he's bound up in a spirit of fear and won't let it go. Even fact based good news regarding this whole fecal feature sets him off. These people lean into the fear.

I don't know if he's been "boosted" or not, doesn't matter. He told us last night that he's been experiencing shortness of breath, heart palpitations and electric-shock-like pains in his legs. He's seen doctors (has good health insurance with his job), but they can't figure out what's going on. I mentioned that those are common effects of the injections, but he jut blew past it, didn't even want to let it be discussed. This is the young man who told me a year or so ago, when I admonished him to "think for yourself" that - and this is a direct quote - "I don't need to think for myself!"

I kind of feel like I have mourned him already. If he comes to the end that so many injected have, I'm sure it'll hit hard, but it kind of feels like he's already dead. We believe in prayer and we pray for him, but I also realize that people's choices have consequences.

I don't know what good it did to post this, but just thought I'd share it. Maybe cathartically. Maybe thinking it resonate with others who are experiencing something similar. Maybe for no reason at all.
:

So, you're not only ignoring the science when it comes to vaccinations, but you're also ignoring logic, reason and common sense by believing in a weird, selfish and patently evil Hebrew god...

What a pity your own short sightedness and closed mindedness has ruined your relationship with your own son..

Good parenting there...

PA

What science?

a reply to: incoserv

incoserv, first of all, what a difficult situation. The left has allowed their over the top ideology to wreck families, communities and this entire country.

That said, even if he is among those who may experience severe side effects, there's far less than a 1% chance it will actually kill him. He will be in my prayers, but the vaccines are mostly safe and pretty much do what they claim. As someone with 3 shots (Pfizer variety) and as a parent I can suggest to you....don't worry, he will be OK

Hang in there and please keep us updated at your convenience/ability

originally posted by: incoserv
My son - as much as I love him because he is my son - has always been a bit of a smart ass know it all. He went deep into debt right out of high school against my advice, telling me it was "the American way." Over 15 years later, he's still paying off debt, or probably just interest. He actually admitted once that he wishes he'd listened to me, but that didn't change anything in his general comportment.

We live distant from one another. He called the day he was on his way to get the J&J shot. It broke my heart, but there was nothing I could say. He'd always answer calling me a conspiracy theorist, a "Trumpian" (which I am not) and whatever else he'd been brainwashed to say. Our relationship is pretty good now, but I just gave up trying to talk to him. I hate saying that, but like so many, he's bound up in a spirit of fear and won't let it go. Even fact based good news regarding this whole fecal feature sets him off. These people lean into the fear.

I don't know if he's been "boosted" or not, doesn't matter. He told us last night that he's been experiencing shortness of breath, heart palpitations and electric-shock-like pains in his legs. He's seen doctors (has good health insurance with his job), but they can't figure out what's going on. I mentioned that those are common effects of the injections, but he jut blew past it, didn't even want to let it be discussed. This is the young man who told me a year or so ago, when I admonished him to "think for yourself" that - and this is a direct quote - "I don't need to think for myself!"

I kind of feel like I have mourned him already. If he comes to the end that so many injected have, I'm sure it'll hit hard, but it kind of feels like he's already dead. We believe in prayer and we pray for him, but I also realize that people's choices have consequences.

I don't know what good it did to post this, but just thought I'd share it. Maybe cathartically. Maybe thinking it resonate with others who are experiencing something similar. Maybe for no reason at all.
:

Sir , with all due respect and out of the most sincere pitt in my heart i tell you.. i am more your son than him at this point in history and You are more of a father than your son can think of.
I wish my father was as smart and articulate as yourself .and any REAL man would be proud to have a father like you who’s got our back..
I don’t wish any harm on your son
But i wish no harm to your great soul and golden heart if/when his condition gets worse.
Maybe one day he’ll realize how corrupt this whole “plandemic “ really was …

a reply to: incoserv


As much as I like the idea of fighting fire with fire

Deception against deception goes against my fight for truth

I'm unvaxxed, unmasked, and see a vaccination mandated in me as an act of war and if they can catch me I will demand a trial as a war Hero.

That being said, this OP is pure theatre

He could have any number of afflictions, including a whole host of neurological concerns. Using your son's health as antivax propaganda is utterly disgusting.

And you say we're the ones leaning into the fear, yet you all sit on here posting your doom-porn about jab reactions.

The irony.

I do however sincerely wish him a speedy recovery from whatever is ailing him, and hope it's just a minor bug (like omicron undoubtedly is, I'll agree).

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: incoserv

Those who have been injected with the dangerous Covid "vaccines" always blow you off, or change the subject, if you tie their new maladies to the vaccine, don't they.

One of my relatives had a stroke, which made his wife call me to ask more about how the vaccine could have caused it.

I told Fred to not get a booster shot, but he didn't listen.

Oh well. No sympathy here.

And this is the caring, considerate right. Some poor soul has a stroke, which you (with precisely zero medical qualifications) attribute to the vaccination (without any shred of evidence whatsoever) and then say you have no sympathy for them.

What a horrible, nasty and un-Christian person you are.

Matches what CNN says. a reply to: JinMI

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: incoserv

If you put up a gofundme, I'm sure that some people here could donate.

What was his name again?

You still haven't explained why you are trying to Dox op.

a reply to: incoserv

No matter how much we love our children eventually we have to let them make their own choices, i really feel for you but never give up on him. I'll follow my kids to the gates of hell.

originally posted by: Madviking

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: incoserv

If you put up a gofundme, I'm sure that some people here could donate.

What was his name again?

You still haven't explained why you are trying to Dox op.

That should be obvious at this point.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: Madviking

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: incoserv

If you put up a gofundme, I'm sure that some people here could donate.

What was his name again?

You still haven't explained why you are trying to Dox op.

That should be obvious at this point.

They've unveiled themselves.