You know damn well what my first thought was as to the cause of it.
And I see this lady every week. I feel so bad for her. I hope she's going to be ok. It shook me up to see this happen right in front of me.
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Here's who I feel sorry for: When covid started I lived 2 miles from the nursing home that caused death of 84 seniors in 2 weeks because infected patients were brought in. So of course, all the rest of the seniors ran out to get the jab. Shortly after I went to the grocery store and all the seniors were like zombies or robots. The only normal person in the entire store was a young pharmacy assistant.
Who I dont feel sorry for: Jabbed people get in my face bragging they got jabbed and insist I should too for the benefit of society. The ones who yelled at me for not masking, social distancing. These people dont know how clinical trials are conducted, dont know whats in the jab, dont know the side effects. They gambled with their lives, their family lives and adamant that I join in with their ignorance.
When I ask why CDC, NIH, FDA, WH, Congress & Scotus are exempt yet they insist you get jabbed they get really nasty then.
A man came through my workplace several times trying to get people vaccinated through his wife's office. I looked at him and asked what was in it. His reply... "well, you know. " I said no I really don't. Do you?
There's no way for me to know her politics regarding the jab, but the one thing I do know, the day they finally dropped their mask mandate after having it longer than any other store in my area, all of the employees were mask free with huge smiles on their faces. It was a beautiful sight to see. I have a feeling they were all told get the jab or get a new job. And for many of these people, any other place they could apply for a job had the same policy, so they were ultimately coerced into taking it. I feel horrible for them.