The thread wasn’t political until a few decided to talk about masks and vaccinations. You (Royal You) choose what to post. You choose to respond. You choose what you say. You can also choose to ignore a post or to respond in a positive manner.
Once someone had COVID, no finger pointing or disagreeing about masks and vaccines will get rid of it. |
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Jackie - I'm so sorry about your Mom. :(
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Jackie - I am so sorry about your mom. Thinking of you and your family.
Erica |
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But please, do go on... |
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Here's to wishin' and hopin' and prayin' that she overcomes this and lots of hugs to you and yours. |
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My husband, who is a Mensa member (genius IQ) isn't ignorant, but rather highly informed about protective protocols and treatments. I trust his judgement immensely. Lastly, you just proved my point by bullying me for stating my opinion. Hopefully, Wendy will shut this thread down. |
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Glad to hear she's getting better with the meds. Hoping she continues to completely recover. Hugs and prayers for you all. |
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My mom is another who had adverse reactions (to Moderna). First shot was fine, after 2nd she started having bad headaches daily then couldn't breathe, fainted, blot clots in lungs, and all types of odd things, flu symptoms - always tested neg for covid. She's been in and out of hospitals and nursing homes since early May. 4 hospitals in 4 different cities, tested for everything under the sun and all 14 of her Drs say it is from the vaccine. She was also intubated, had lungs scoped & biopsied. She is on oxygen & steroids and doesn't have much quality of life. Don't believe she will recover or survive for long. |
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JackieB and taiga -- I'm so sorry, I sure hope your family members are able to recover in time.
It took a solid 10 weeks for me to not feel the daily nerve pain, but I still feel it occasionally. It took about 6 six weeks to not feel the effects on my motor skills. I kind of think I also have some gastro and intestinal nerve damage too, since I didn't have either of those prior to the shot either. But I know nerves take a long time to regenerate if they've been damaged. My son's nerve headaches and heart rate issues took about 8 weeks to subside, but again, he still gets them occasionally. He also developed severe allergies this year, which he never had before. We certainly take any precaution we can now, since we clearly had some sort of autoimmune reaction. I really thought that my high vitamin D level (which I get tested every few months) would have helped with the shot's side effects, but I guess not. |
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