Schoolmate of my children...married for a couple years with new baby. Have known the family for 30 years. This is just so heartbreaking and unnecessary but it is happening all over the world.
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See, this is my husband’s age and he’s considering getting it. Really freaks me out. I’m so sorry, losing anyone within your “circle” to this is so unnecessary and heartbreaking.
Stall him for a couple of weeks. I think the news will reach a tipping point on "vaccine" safety. Hope so anyway.
Yep, thankfully he is “waiting” for now at my insistence, I just don’t know for how much longer. He has sadly been completely fooled by Covid and is very anxious about getting sick. He considers himself “high risk”. I’m hoping and praying we reach that media tipping point soon! crosses fingers
Me too. Wife has 2nd jab booked. That's well worth avoiding.
I will pray that your wife has a change of heart! Sending support your way, fren. That’s gotta be tough.
Ooo that second one can be a doozy. Prayers you can crack through the defenses in time.
Second Vaccine worse. Terrible stats. Isreal https://greatgameindia.com/israel-report-pfizer-vaccine-side-effects/
“Statistical analysis of information from the Central Bureau of Statistics, combined with information from the Ministry of Health, leads to the conclusion that the mortality rate amongst the vaccinated is estimated at about 1: 5000 (1: 13000 at ages 20-49, 1: 6000 at ages 50-69, 1: 1600 at ages 70+).”
“There is a high correlation between the number of people vaccinated per day and the number of deaths per day, in the range of up to 10 days, in all age groups.”
“Ages 20-49 – a range of 9 days from the date of vaccination to mortality, ages 50-69 – 5 days from the date of vaccination to mortality, ages 70 and up – 3 days from the date of vaccination to mortality.”
No offense but it may be time to move on, particularly if you don’t have kids. The issues will only compound over time from experience. God bless
Germs don't cause disease.
A poor immune system does.
Maybe that's something he can wrap his mind around.
Definitely a good idea! I’m in Canada though so I haven’t figured out where to get it here yet.
Big thing to mention- there has never been a summer flu/cold season.
If this is a multiple booster or annual vaccine, the “most protective” option if it actually does what it says is to take it in October like the flu shot for max protection.
Watch this with him: Dr. Michael Yeadon, former Pfizer Vice President. https://youtu.be/8bX-wFVBP94
You may not have seen the post that my nephew's 39 year old wife died of a "heart attack" 4-5 weeks ago. They are military and my nephew was deployed. I am too polite to ask but I suspect she took the jab. I hope your husband reconsiders...it is just not worth the risk.
I might have! Stuff moves so quickly around here but that story does ring a bell. I didnt realize that was you as well. I’m so sorry. That’s been a couple tough months for your family, I’m sure.
I agree, it really isn’t worth the risk. If he brings it up again about wanting to get it, I’m going to insist he get a will (I already started the process but just haven’t completed filling everything out yet) and that he up his life insurance... in order to up his life insurance he’ll have to get a physical and I know he doesn’t want to do that as he’s put on some covid pounds, so that’s my backup plan to hopefully stall him a bit longer... but at least he is waiting for now and I’m praying every day he has a change of heart. And that the media finally starts reporting on some of this.
I wonder if you showed him the VAERS site...they list everyone that has been reported (supposedly less than 10% of those adversely affected). It's pretty sad. God bless your family and I pray your hubby sees the light and THANK GOD you are awake!
If he gets to the point that he’s even semi-open to it, I definitely will. That’s a good suggestion. It’s a bit of a sore spot as well, since he lost his mother to cancer last year which has been incredibly hard on him, and his dad and brothers have all gotten the jab, I don’t want to make things seem too terribly bleak for him... if that makes sense. He already struggles with depression and anxiety so it’s finding that balance of convincing him to wait without totally freaking him out of the vax and fear of losing his family. Hopefully that kind of makes sense. Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement. God bless you as well!
Seriously, what is the big hurry? Ask him, do you see people dying or falling ill around you from COVID? If not, then why rush? If this disease is so deadly than everyone around should be getting sick and dying. The only ones going to the hospital now are from vaxine adverse reactions. There is no harm in waiting. If you can get him to agree to wait longer then maybe something will break.
The CDC just released a statement saying that people under 30 should not be vaxinated due to inflammatory cardiac issues. Hello... Do complications know what age you are? Those same complications affect people of all ages - even if they manifest differently. The youth are suffering from myocardial and pericardial inflammation while older people, over 30, are having strokes, pulmonary embolisms, deep vein thrombosis - especially in the brain, hearts attacks, DIC/Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation, and other micro and macro clotting manifestations. Since people are not dropping like flies from COVID, is it worth the risk of suffering one of these potentially deadly complications to be vaxed against something that at the moment does not seem to be a threat?
We are just getting started with all this. The VAERS system is reporting over 5K deaths - and these are just the cases reported. The real numbers are between 50K to 500K deaths and millions have suffered from adverse reactions. Also tell him that there is no way to remove it from the body once it is onboard. I tell those I care about that the only reason I am even showing concern is that I do care. If I did not, I would not say anything.
This is still one of the best articles written as to why this writer would not be getting vaxed. He logically makes the case. 18 Reasons I Won't Be Getting a Covid Vaccine
So true, and great points! For him, I think it’s the media, pressure from work (he works at a university), pressure from his family, and fear/anxiety/depression/thinking it will magically solve all his problems. He has always been paranoid of many things and unfortunately this “pandemic” has been so hard on him mentally; he considers himself “high risk” and thinks he will die if he gets covid. He lives in a fragile bubble and if I talk about the media being manipulative or that they’re lying, he gets upset. Fear keeps people like him trapped and big pharma is the only savior. I mostly blame the media. I’m so thankful that my husband at least agreed to wait a bit, but I just don’t know if or when he’ll decide that he just “wants to get it.”
Thanks for reminding me about that 18 reasons article... I definitely need to insist that he read that if he decides to go for it. But when you are brainwashed with fear, I don’t know that people make good choices that they might if they weren’t afraid... the mainstream media really needs to hang for their crimes against so many people. I just do my best to innocently point out things when I can when they sort of leak into the media, and pray for his change of heart.
I’m just grateful for good people on here who see things like I do. God bless you and everyone on here!
Thank you. I really pray you can get through to him in order to at least buy some more time. Maybe make an agreement with him that he will not do anything without letting you know first and that he must agree to at least read the article before he does anything. Then you two must discuss what was written. Only then can he proceed if he is bent that way.
He must understand that he is not only putting himself at risk, but he is also putting you and your future together at risk if something should go wrong. Is he prepared for the possible financial and other burdens that would come with being injured like some have been? Especially for a disease that has treatments available. Insurance in some of these cases is not paying for the more debilitating injuries some have suffered as a result of being vaxed. No one is liable. Is he willing to spend the rest of his life with a disability that could result from being vaxinated? And, are you willing to bear the brunt of a possible disability and you are suddenly put in the position of having to be a caretaker? This is not the same thing as suffering from an accident and a couple just deals with the outcome. This is possibly injuring yourself knowingly and being willing to accept that risk.
This is not just his decision. Whatever he decides to do impacts you as well. Therefore, it is a decision you must make together. You need to have a real discussion with him over these very issues that no one considers - but are a very real possibility should he proceed and succumb to the pressure.
God bless you too.
Good logical arguments!
Thanks. At this point, it will be hard to break the cognitive dissonance with anything other than simple logic that someone can actually see from their own experience. A day delayed getting a shot is one more day we can possibly keep someone we care about from jumping off the cliff with the rest of the lemmings.
Ask him to watch this interview with Dr. McCullough. It is long but has so much information on the full range of the issue.
https://rumble.com/vhp7y5-full-interview-world-renowned-doctor-blows-lid-off-of-covid-vaccine.html?mref=6gby3&mc=98uay