one day when i was working on a project outside he asked if he could help. from then on we worked on the project and became good friends. i knew him about a year now. throughout that year we would get into conversations here and there about the "truth". i did a lot of research and showed him a lot of things. he might have not agreed with me on everything but it seemed like getting the jab was something he would never do. he knew everything was about control and that everything isn't the way the media make things out to be. we part for a while as he works on ventures and i work on mine.
fast forward to today and he shows up for the first time in a couple of months. we catch up and i eventually ask him if hes taken the jab. he says yes and im shocked but nothing was preparing me for what came next.
in short i tell him to look up things in order to reverse what he done. i also tell him the dangers and whats happening everyday to people who get them. the more i speak the more he tells me that what im saying doesn't make sense because
"im so sure im right"
and that the research i look at might not be the truth. and then he goes on to say
"you cant find the truth"
i asked him if he got 2 doses. he says yes. we also bring up god and he told me he prayed hard everyday for him not to get the jab but then his story just skips to him saying "i just said fuck lets get it over with". he said he was split in half about getting it because he didn't know what to believe.
here is the final kicker. after taking the two shots he tested positive for covid some time after. he never had covid or tested positive for it before getting the jab
you cant make this stuff up
She's depressed, the conflicts around weren't resolved by getting vaccinated, you were right and she was wrong, probably now she sees how wrong. Like running off with a stranger who did turn out to be a heel after all. If you want to save her and your marriage tell her you know means to at least mitigate some damage, be confident that you are still right but not a jerk about it to give her hope of redemption, remind her you married each other for better or worse, hopefully this is the worst. Take a vacation away from media, leave the smartphones too, take along all the vitamins and NAC and some good books, put the world away until it becomes objective and not smothering. Forgiving is very healing on both sides.
She can't undo the genetic damage but you might be able to purge the toxic metals from her body.
She may have the equivalent of HIV now however, we really don't know until we see how this plays out longer.
Nevertheless. People will have things happen whether by accident or stupidity and the same end comes for all regardless. Abandoning others because they are weak and injured only leads to the end being lonelier.
She is regretful. “A bruised reed he will not break, and a smoldering wick he will not snuff out” (Matthew 12:20)