Back in February, my uncle Jimmy got the damned Vaxx. He and my Aunt were pressured my my Aunt's daughter who is a total woke libtard from donkeytown. Afterwards, every time i saw my aunt and uncle, Uncle Jimmy always looked very pale and in bad health. And then he had a Stroke, out of nowhere. At the time I heard about it, I had my suspicions as to whether or not that deathshot, was the cause, he was in good health before he got it, he was an older man, so he had old man health, but it was still good nonetheless. I tried to put it out of my mind as best I could.
But then he was placed in hospice care two days ago. Thank The Living Lord I got to see him yesterday. Played him some of his favorite bluegrass music for him one last time, amd prayed with him. He was still as obnoxious as ever even when I saw him yesterday, first thing he asked me was where his beer was. Inside joke... anyways, he passed this morning. And the feelings of hatred toward that damned vaxx have resurfaced. I am saddened by the passing of my uncle. But I can't shake the feeling that he was unnecessarily taken earlier than he should have left. He is with The LORD now, and I do not question The LORD's timing. It just hits home is all.
Strokes are caused by blood clots, blood clots are the NUMBER 1 SIDE EFFECT of these gene therapy death shots. I'm severely unhappy about it.
When will people wake up and realize this is a very deadly experiment? How many more people have to die from these unnecessary "Vaccines" to try and protect themselves from a "Virus" that has a 98% chance of survival???
This is Genocide. And I'm not happy about it.
GOD rest your soul Uncle Jimmy.
Thanks a whole bunch, I don't mean to dump or beg for pity, I just know in my heart this was caused by that famned vaxx. And I can't talk to the majority of my family about it because of the rage that would ensue, so I had to put it somewhere. And this is why I love this community.
Dealing with a loss of a loved one is hard enough without the added grief and anger. I fully understand. Been there. Vent away. And also, just a sidenote, when you get a chance, try to write down all of the things you loved about your uncle, all your inside jokes, quirks, whatever comes to mind, stupid stuff, doesn't matter.. write them down. So one day you can read it over again and it will bring you comfort. I'm sure you know, but sometimes a loss has a way of messing with your memory. Don't lose your memories of him. Peace.