To be honest im really struggling at present with what i should be doing. I know us being here means waking up before the masses and forgiveness etc etc but to be disowned over b.s (aka vax status) really affected me. Maybe forgiveness doesnt mean acceptance? Long story short i ran into an old high school friend, gave a quick hi and kept walking. She has since messaged me asking to catch up. After the last 2 - 3years ive had nothing to do with her. Being a nurse shes an avid vaxcine fan, of course belittled me, laughed and carried on about my social media posts of please dont get the experiment, question why theyre doing what they are. I gave numerous examples such as victoria australia allowing brothels to trade and stopped sti checks meanwhile cancer patients couldnt get tumour surgery removal as it "wasnt essential". Of course liquor sales were but you couldnt get medical aid because of your vax status or an imaginary border (or city vs country) line etc. My son and i were denied medical care because of b.s 'rules'. How are others coping with this reconnection phase? If at all? I honestly dont know how we would reconnect without the topic coming up and me being hotheaded letting it loose. The last 2-3 years has impacted us quite a lot because of the b.s. Are we suppose to "just move on"? I guess i feel if we did people dont learn from it.
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I don't think there will be a "just move on" from this. The vaxxers were too hateful and many still are. The good news is that some (not quite enough) are learning of the harm the shots cause and regretting it. Maybe your friend is one. I would ask her if she want to belittle you more or if she's ready to apologize for her behavior. One or the other and nothing else will do.
We all need to vent on occasion, but just remember we are all in this together and here for each other! Be sure to take good care of yourself mentally, physically, and spiritually!