My family is not vaxxed. We hear and read all about vax shedding. I have been experiencing mild symptoms in various parts of my body (not like the flu) that I've never had before. So, I have wondered if I have acquired the spike protein via shedding. But, how would I know for sure? Blood test? What do I ask for the lab to report on?
And, if it's true, is there a way to help my body shed the shedded vax? I've read that NAC supplements could help with the graphene oxide if someone got the actual vax, but what about the spike proteins and mRNA?
And I read the other article... about spinach being enhanced to deliver the jab! WTF... if they message with my spinach, this Popeye gonna open a can...
Good parenting! Stay strong and depending on the age of the concert-hopeful, it might be necessary to share more truth (if you haven't already) about the seriousness of it all. My youngest is a fresh in college, and she knows all of it... and it was tough for her because she understood that the world is in turmoil--kiddos shouldn't have to grow up like that too soon. Anyway, she coped well because we respected her ability to understand, process, and cope... and now she is an adult among children. Point is, parenting is tough! And our kids are even more resilient when parents stay strong and empower their kids. Keep it up!
Thank you for the pep talk! I have always told my kids to THINK for themselves, no matter WHAT you are being told, research and always look at both sides and come to your own conclusions. My goal was to teach them to never accept what they are told, find the truth. My girls are 17, will be 18 in November so we are on the edge of her being able to do this without me (although I suspect she could do this anyway since some states allow kids that are under 12 to get a sex change without the parent even knowing about it). I hate that they are growing up this way, even my based child struggles with the transgender epidemic because she knows kids who believe they are transgender & she hates the idea of isolating her friends based on these issues. I try not to tell her it's all brainwashing but fuck...it's all brainwashing!! She is very spiritual, planning to go to a Christian college & I am praying they are not buying into all this shit. She has to make the decisions for herself, just like her sister does. She is just more confident in her beliefs whereas her sister has always alienated herself and she has really succumbed to peer pressure & going along with whatever crowd she is into at the moment. I don't fight or argue with her and she has never come right out and asked me to get the jab. I can hear her talking to her friends though and I am the tinfoil hat antivaxxer who is batshit crazy. So I pray for her, all day every day, because she is stubborn and hard headed & will do anything to spite me or prove me wrong. The best I can do is pray, and present to her the evidence of the injuries & deaths and pray it will scare her enough to not get it. I am prepared for that moment whenever she decides to approach it. She is allergic to 2 classes of antibiotics so if anyone will have a reaction, it's her. I'm terrified and my faith is all I have with her, but I have to believe that is enough!
I have a hard-headed daughter, too. Wonder where she gets it? haha. Everyone is different, of course, and no one suggestion is better than another. For me, I have been able to break through her stubbornness by saying something like, "Janey, I want to share something with you, and I want to ask you to not judge me or what I'm going to say until I finish. First, I appreciate that you are strong-willed... it is an asset. And it is almost like it's your job at your age to sharpen yourself against me, because I have the same strong will. And that's a good thing that you do that. I want you to always feel safe sparring with me. And there's something else that I wish I had learned earlier in life... and that is that sparring is one side of the coin. Humility is the other. When I was young like you, there was no coin, no two sides... I just went through things in sparring mode. The point is, until you understand the beauty of humility, you will not become the best self you can become."
From that point forward, we've been talking like adults.
Wow! I am SO glad we had this chat, this is incredibly helpful! I think this approach would be really beneficial with her. I was also a stubborn (asshole) teen & sparred with my folks at every turn. I'm saving this and going to repeat it to myself over a couple of days so I can present this with conviction to her. I really am grateful for this advice, it's one thing I have not tried & doesn't feel like it would be immediately scorned. I have always tried to assure my kids will talk to me by not being condescending whenever they talk to me about serious stuff. I have not really stated that to them in this way though. Thank you, seriously, I think this could help get the conversation moving & will need to hold my stubbornness at bay too!
I wish you the best. My prayer is that God keeps all ears and hearts open, and fills everyone with the grace they need to make this fruitful for you. Take care. Glad I could help... and, it shows a lot about you, too, that you were open to hearing suggestions. I'm not God's gift to anything... just glad He created this moment for us.
Show her the data about her future fertility if she has the clot shots. If that doesn't convince her, likely nothing will.
I have so much saved to show her when she finally approaches me. It has to be her move and I'm just trying to be prepared with this type of information when she does. She is in a relationship (he got the clot shot) but he lives many states away. I want her to weigh the pros and cons herself so the decision rests fully on her. I do think the more reports I have of injuries and deaths, the better chance I've got to help her see both sides and make an informed decision! Having kids is something she wants so that might be the one piece that pulls it together for her!