We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's getting old. He is known throughout all the medical establishments on the island of Corsica (an island of 330k people).

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help. He doesn't take free time, his only preoccupation is the well-being of his patients. I've seen it. He fought with her as she was slowly crumbling from the constant muscle pain no analgesic could keep silent.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental, the only clear indication on any clinical trial estimated time of completion is from Pfizer's website, and in 2023), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear if those numbers are even accurate, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog. I hate this.

We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's getting old. He is known throughout all the medical establishments on the island of Corsica (an island of 330k people).

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help. He doesn't take free time, his only preoccupation is the well-being of his patients. I've seen it. He fought with her as she was slowly crumbling from the constant muscle pain.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental, the only clear indication on any clinical trial estimated time of completion is from Pfizer's website, and in 2023), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear if those numbers are even accurate, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog. I hate this.

We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's getting old. He is known throughout all the medical establishments on the island of Corsica (an island of 330k people).

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental, the only clear indication on any clinical trial estimated time of completion is from Pfizer's website, and in 2023), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear if those numbers are even accurate, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog. I hate this.

We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's getting old. He is known throughout all the medical establishments on the island of Corsica (an island of 330k people).

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help. He's a hard worker who doesn't take free time, and his only preoccupation is the well-being of his patients.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear if those numbers are even accurate, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog. I hate this.

We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's getting old. He is known throughout all the medical establishments on the island of Corsica (an island of 330k people).

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear if those numbers are even accurate, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog. I hate this.

We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's getting old. He is known throughout all the medical establishments on the island of Corsica (an island of 330k people).

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear if those numbers are even accurate, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog. I hate this.

We've known this doc for decades. He's also an EMT and a ME. He doesn't lack practice and he's not that young anymore.

He's the only one who looked far into my mother's fibromyalgia, at a time when it was a "trashbin disease" that's been used as a diagnosis for a bunch of other diseases, decredibilizing it entirely when it comes to officially recognizing the disease as a handicap for the purpose of government programs related to housekeeping help.

He also told us he's pro-vaccination but that forced vaccination is against his ethics. I've asked him, knowing I'm in my 30s and kinda overweight, if it's a good idea for me to take it, he could only tell me he's pro-vaccination again, not that it was a good or a bad idea. I left from there without a clear answer.

I've looked into both sides of the argument on the jab. I'm not clear on the testing (one side says they've been through the standard safety tests and the current trials are normal, the other says it's still experimental), I'm not clear on the side-effects and the death rates, I'm not clear on alternative treatments, I'm in a goddamn fog.