Stories of Covid vaccination side effects or worse

[Antony]

Have any of dear forumites have heard of that new corona variant? It seems like it is the special only in Russia Our farma mafia is definitely missing that terror action

The head of Rospotrebnadzor Popova called "Arcturus" the most contagious of all coronavirus strains
The head of Rospotrebnadzor, Anna Popova, said that the new sub-variant of the coronavirus infection "arcturus" is the most contagious of all existing variants of COVID-19. She stated this in an interview with the Rossiya 24 TV channel, Interfax writes.

"Yes, of course, we see the risks of proliferation, they are certainly being realized, but the only way to protect ourselves is our own protection, our concern for health," she said.

Popova added that the subvariant "Arcturus" is "the most contagious, the most contagious of all the coronaviruses that have come to our fate." She also stated that this sub-variant can affect large groups of people.

Earlier, the head of Rospotrebnadzor said that a surge in infection with a new strain in the country is predicted for the end of May.

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[Iain]

Have any of dear forumites have heard of that new corona variant? It seems like it is the special only in Russia Our farma mafia is definitely missing that terror action

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Oh yes, the Arcturus is apparently spreading in the UK too.

To be fair though, even the MSM are not really hyping this one up much:

Five die with Arcturus variant in UK as strain spreads globally

105 XBB.1.16 cases have been identified in England, with cases located in all regions apart from the North East

www.independent.co.uk

As of 17 April, there were 105 cases of XBB.1.16 – also known as Arcturus – in England, with infections located in all regions apart from the northeast.


Health chiefs have said that there is no evidence to suggest the new subvariant is more severe than past ones.


Professor Adam Finn, from the University of Bristol, who is also an advisor to the government’s Joint Committee on Vaccinations, told The Independent: “There’s no clear evidence that it’s a more dangerous variant in terms of case fatality rates, or hospitalisation rates than the previous and currently circulating subvariants.

“The deaths that we see [are] nearly all in the elderly and, of course, they are caused by whatever is circulating at the moment.”

The title evokes 'deaths' straight away, but the article mostly downplays it. They do leave things open with a bit of "insufficient data" to conclude anything as yet.

 

[Antony]

Oh yes, the Arcturus is apparently spreading in the UK too.

To be fair though, even the MSM are not really hyping this one up much:

Five die with Arcturus variant in UK as strain spreads globally

105 XBB.1.16 cases have been identified in England, with cases located in all regions apart from the North East

www.independent.co.uk

The title evokes 'deaths' straight away, but the article mostly downplays it. They do leave things open with a bit of "insufficient data" to conclude anything as yet.

Thanks Lain,
Here we just started to hear about that Arcturus around a week ago out of the blue. (Have not seen similar news from abroad).

 

[Ellipse]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1611982701673996288

 

[Brewer]

Two 'died suddenlys' in the fire brigade this week. Men, early 50s at least 2 shots each to 'be compliant'. Hearing stories of 'compliant' stations getting hit with multiple infections and testing up to 6 times a day. I've been having debates with fellow firefighters on social media and slowly but surely the truth seeps out. I know this poster, worked with her sometimes, a fit and capable woman. She told me the brigade couldn't care less.

The 200 are those of us who refused the shot. They still haven't made a decision, I've been suspended for a year now! Meanwhile that same brigade has a dedicated 'Pride Pumper' to show how tolerant they are. This isn't an annual occurrence now, this truck is available all year round for use at your station's open day.

“A big part of being a firefighter is trusting and protecting ourselves, our colleagues and our communities; and to do that, we need to truly know and accept each other,”

Unless you're unvaccinated!

 

[Brewer]

So it took them 2 yrs to roll out Tiffany Dover AGAIN ??? Why so long ?

One excuse why she disappeared is that she was receiving "death threats".
How could anyone ID her when she always had a mask on ????

https://twitter.com/x/status/1645743473952169986

https://twitter.com/x/status/1645463118439501825

Enjoy the Circus because you can be sure something is being hidden (severe reaction to the clot-shot) about her.

They've rolled out her daughter now, comments are turned off. It looks like her but weird, is it AI generated? The glasses are bizarre, the right temple is missing which makes them difficult to use. Looks like they've been added later.


'Tiffany' is also doing podcasts, so obviously fake. Is this fodder for the true believers or is it part of the deal that they must inform us of what they're doing?

 

[Iain]

A heart breaking story in the Metro covering Adam Rowland, a previously very fit and healthy physiotherapist whose vaccine injury may well result in his death.

‘I don’t know if I am going to wake up tomorrow’: Living with vaccine injury

'It got so bad I considered taking my own life.'

metro.co.uk

What makes this more interesting is that it is the first time I have seen anything this in depth about vax injuries in the UK mainstream. Yes, they do they usual "exceedingly rare" bit in there, but other than that, an incredibly frank account of one man's ordeal and what could happen to anyone, well worth a read for this alone.

The first symptom was insomnia. ‘Every time I would go to drop off to sleep, my body would wake up in spasm and jerking,’ Adam, 48, tells Metro.co.uk. ‘I couldn’t breathe and my heart would miss a few beats and do all this crazy stuff. It got so severe; it was happening around 20 times a night. I literally couldn’t lie flat in bed.’

Next, he started to forget the names of people he worked with, and had transient pains down his arms and legs.

Then his symptoms worsened.

Adam found himself unable to sleep for three to five days at a time, and he was signed off work for a month.

His GP diagnosed depression and anxiety, and prescribed antidepressants.

However, according to Adam, ‘That just made everything ten times worse.’

‘I experienced chest pains and dizzy episodes like I was going to pass out,’ he recalls. ‘I ignored the pains for a week, but passed out when I tried to stand up from sitting.

‘A few days later I was experiencing severe sweating and breathlessness. I felt like I was dying or having a heart attack, so I called an ambulance.’

This time, Adam was put into intensive care at Warrington Hospital where tests found he had a high D-Dimer (a protein fragment made when a blood clot dissolves in the body) count. A high count can mean you are at risk of a stroke, heart attack or pulmonary embolism. It can also be found in patients with long Covid.

Or, of course, 'long Covid' is not Covid at all...

‘I told all the doctors and consultants I’d see that I’d been ill since having the vaccine – but they wouldn’t engage with that,’ he says. ‘If they had referred me to specialists then, I don’t think I would be where I am now.

‘I believe my body had been clotting from that point onward. But the clots weren’t picked up until June last year, and they’ve been doing untold damage all that time.’

‘I started to get adrenaline rushes while I was sitting relaxing – like I was being injected with terror,’ he explains. ‘I would experience severe vertigo sitting up, and my heart kept jumping in and out of arrhythmia. This would start every afternoon like clockwork, while I was sitting down and watching TV. The attacks would last for hours.

‘My brain felt like it was spinning constantly, and it was impossible to lie down to sleep. I developed marked yellowing of my eyeballs and skin and all-over itching. My left eyelid was drooping intermittently for a few days at a time. I was crying, but bizarrely no tears could come out.

‘By September I was starting to think about taking my own life,’ he admits. ‘I thought I was going crazy because doctors were saying there’s nothing wrong with me – but by the week it was getting worse.

Sad and worrying that GP's and most standard medical professionals will not even entertain the idea of vax-injury. If it was acknowledged it may at least give some people a chance - but that would open up a whole other can of worms (for the system as a whole and those who ignorantly administered these shots)...

‘It’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to me,’ he says. ‘It’s stolen my whole identity. All of my adult life has been erased by this. It’s not just scary – for the first time in my life I’ve felt completely powerless over my own body and health.

‘I’ve lost nearly two stone. My loved ones are shocked by my appearance. My 18-year-old daughter cries when she sees me. My friend who came to the hospital to visit me when I collapsed in May, cried and left the room because he couldn’t believe it was me.

His whole life has been destroyed, his marriage fell apart and he now has to live with his mother and has a carer

Adam was referred to another hospital nearer his home which diagnosed vaccine-mediated thrombotic vasculitis (inflammation of the blood vessels) and widespread vascular neuropathy (lack of blood supply to the nerves).

He needs further tests and urgent treatment, but has been told he faces months of wait. He remains seriously ill, his muscles are wasting away and he is now experiencing frightening episodes where his throat closes up and he feels like he is choking.

I am sure the disaster that is the current state of the NHS is not helping and he may never get these tests.

He says: ‘I thought at that point I would start to get better and get my life back, but then I realised they don’t understand what’s in the vaccine – it’s a new disease – then it hit home that they don’t know what they’re dealing with.

‘I am now disabled. I have constant chest pain. If I go outside and try to go to the shops or walk my dog, or do anything that we take for granted, I end up in agonising pain. I literally can’t move with the pain.

‘It feels like even someone has a hand around my heart and is squeezing it, like a vice. It’s a cramping, crushing, squeezing pain. It’s like being stabbed in the chest. And it’s crippled me mentally because I love being outside. It’s terrible.’

Shocking enough to see such an open account in the UK media but they also add his statement (of course, with the now required "I'm not an anti-vaxxer, but...":

‘I regret getting the vaccine. I hadn’t looked into it enough. I didn’t look into the testing or what was actually in the vaccine. I just wish I would have researched it.

‘Whenever you take a new medication, your doctor will give you a piece of paper with list of potential side effects. No-one ever gave me proper informed consent.’

‘This has depressed me. And it’s taken all my dignity away. For so long, I was told it was all in my head. That I was taking up a hospital bed when there’s nothing wrong with me.

‘There needs to be a lot more research and investigation into vaccine-related injury. I don’t want future generations to go through what I’m going through.

‘The way I was treated, I wouldn’t wish it on another human being.’

 

[Z...]

A heart breaking story in the Metro covering Adam Rowland, a previously very fit and healthy physiotherapist whose vaccine injury may well result in his death.

I am sorry but he has had these severe symptoms after the first one and then he goes on and rolls up his sleeve for another one?
I find it hard to have compassion for this level of disconnectedness both with your intellect and your body.

What makes this more interesting is that it is the first time I have seen anything this in depth about vax injuries in the UK mainstream. Yes, they do they usual "exceedingly rare" bit in there, but other than that, an incredibly frank account of one man's ordeal and what could happen to anyone, well worth a read for this alone.

As noticed before there seems to be a trend to push AstraZ under the bus because it is not mRNA vaccine.

 

[Wandering Star]

I find it hard to have compassion for this level of disconnectedness both with your intellect and your body.

Well, for me, regardless of the circumstances, having compassion for people's misfortunes and real pain, is the right thing to do.

 

[ryu]

Over the past several months, I have had a few people tell me about a sickness or death in their family. I have wondered about the vaccine status of the person they described, because I know the people who have spoken to me HAVE taken the shot. But I have never asked, did John or Jane take the covid shot? I wonder about it and assume that may have been the cause of the problem. Would I be wrong to ask the person who has just told me that her cousin has died from heart failure (just a made up example), did he take the covid shot? Would there be any benefit to bringing it up to the person (who I know has taken the shot)? Or should I just stop "wondering" about it and leave them alone?

I think you are right not to ask. First because it's considerate not to do so, secondly and even if we forgot it, the vaccination status is a private matter. Maybe in 5-10 years, they will connect the dots and ask themselves if their loved ones could still be with them if they hadn't taken that shot. We also live in uncertain times, the medical institutions are collapsing in many places, some people unconsciously choose to leave Earth before it gets too nasty, and we all have been kept in a collective state of hysteria these last three years. I believe some deaths we also are the consequences of that.

 

[Z...]

Well, for me, regardless of the circumstances, having compassion for people's misfortunes and real pain, is the right thing to do.

Compassion is something you feel - not something you proclaim because it is a right thing to do - OSIT.
Let me elaborate further - there are many stories like this - I genuinely feel compassion for all folk with limited thinking capacity or limited resources who were mislead or coerced to get a kill shot. However medical professionals who adamantly ignored their education or their common sense and switched to autopilot, or even worse ridiculed and ostracised those who tried to warn them, or snitched on those not following bogus rules don’t get any from me. Simply ain’t feeling it.
Just saying it as it is.

 

[Wandering Star]

Compassion is something you feel - not something you proclaim because it is a right thing to do - OSIT.
Let me elaborate further - there are many stories like this - I genuinely feel compassion for all folk with limited thinking capacity or limited resources who were mislead or coerced to get a kill shot. However medical professionals who adamantly ignored their education or their common sense and switched to autopilot, or even worse ridiculed and ostracised those who tried to warn them, or snitched on those not following bogus rules don’t get any from me. Simply ain’t feeling it.
Just saying it as it is.

Your argument is very well understood, however I confirm what I have said.

 

[Wandering Star]

Compassion is something you feel - not something you proclaim because it is a right thing to do - OSIT.

It is my personal choice that compassion is the right thing to do.

Yours will be whatever.

 

[Revolucionar]

In the past month a friend of mine who's 60 and in good health had a massive heart attack, and now has 6 stents, but doing well. Triple vaxxed.
Another friend's wife, 40 years old, also in great health, had a stroke. Luckily it wasn’t a huge one and they reacted quickly so she's fully recovered. Also triple vaxxed, or possibly more.
A doctor I know through family and just saw a few weeks ago, 46, great shape, had a massive stroke and is being kept on life support now waiting for organ harvesting.
I assume he's been keeping up with his boosters.

The most tragic thing of all is that none of the people involved here can make the connection.

On the bright side, it seems to me that folks who got vaxxed early on and didn't take any boosters are mostly out of the woods by now.

 

[Iain]

I am sorry but he has had these severe symptoms after the first one and then he goes on and rolls up his sleeve for another one?
I find it hard to have compassion for this level of disconnectedness both with your intellect and your body.

As noticed before there seems to be a trend to push AstraZ under the bus because it is not mRNA vaccine.

I try to see it from the perspective that most people (pretty much 99% of those I interact with) have absolutely no concept of vaccine injury. While I realise this is partly their own fault, the information is out there, it means that when something like this happens, they do not link it to the vax. As the article points out, he tried many things to find out what the problems he was facing were but no one could help or explain it. Yes his trust was misplaced, but at one time I would likely have had to put my trust in the medical system, not realising it could not help me. As he himself realised later on - the people he was seeking help from had no idea either.

However medical professionals who adamantly ignored their education or their common sense and switched to autopilot, or even worse ridiculed and ostracised those who tried to warn them, or snitched on those not following bogus rules don’t get any from me.

I pretty much agree with you on that point, I do not see any excuse as to why any decent GP should not have done some of their own research before treating someone and by this point should certainly be realising the harm they may have caused.

He took the second dose as, at that point, he still had no idea that was what caused his symptoms. When he did find out, it was too late and unfortunately the medical professionals he sought help from still had no idea how to help him, even once they knew it was a vax injury.

To me, I see how people are caught in the great system of lies surrounding us and still feel compassion for them when they have not sought to harm anyone else. They did what they thought was right or just 'normal' at the time. I think we could argue that any misfortune that affects anyone is in the end their own fault, and to an extent this is true, but I do not think that it helps. Clearly he also realised his own mistake by the end "I regret getting the vaccine. I hadn't looked into it enough..." and now does understand the lack of testing and informed consent.

There are times when something happens and you do not have the knowledge yourself to deal with it. At these times you have to trust in someone else to know what to do. This must be where good networking comes in, learning who to trust. As this man was a physiotherapist in a professional sports team I would think he had a network of sports and medical professionals he though he could trust within an area of science and medicine he thought he understood. Clearly he was wrong and his mistake has been devastating.

I still feel compassion for almost all the cases of vaccine injury I have seen, especially those who have brought awareness of this to others. Very few of them in my experience have been the types who, despite the injury continue to then push the vax on others - most of them genuinely realise their mistake and begin to see a more of the lies around them. I guess it can affect them like say 9/11 did for so many others, how many mistakes had myself or anyone else made before something brought us awareness of what we were doing? I am certainly thankful that I realised what was going on before paying the price that this man did.