My Brother's Had Chest Pains and Been Incoherent for 30 Hours Now After 2nd Vax

[DanTravis62]

Thank you Dan!

Yeah, he had a small handful of reactions to the first vaccine which only lasted a few days.

Yup, mandates, the beginning of a very-slippery slope... or Mailman Dan's fantasy.

I have considered changing my username multiple times because of new people confusing me with the now legendary "mailman dan"

He seems to have left a sour taste in some people's screens.

 

[Monkey Man]

Ha! Perhaps you missed the joke aimed at him, brother.

Man date. Get it? There's a long history of our poking fun at Dan in those terms. He loves it and so do we.

 

[Mark Skid]

I've had vertigo for 20 years and sweats for roughly 40 due to heavy-metal poisoning and the consequential autoimmune and chronic-fatigue complimications. There've been hundreds of other symptoms over the years.

Point being that I'm still-alive with zero intervention from the medicos. Once it became apparent that I was super-sensitive to every drug prescribed the doctors conceded that my health was best be left to me. I eat super-clean (rabbit food, basically, and yes, it tastes like shit), which is the most-powerful "defence" I have, and it works. Sure, I still have to deal with a roulette wheel of ever-changing symptoms, but none of them scares me anymore and hasn't for at least 30 years.

The body's #1 priority after all is to survive and I have faith in that. Autoimmune, chronic fatigue and so on are just tricky is all, which is why docs futz around with switching drugs, trying this and that and so on. Best to have faith in the body's incredible design and desire to heal / remain alive. Let it prioritise as only it knows best, rather than intervene.

It's up to you what you do obviously, but I'm personally wary every time I hear biopsies suggested (and CT scans and...) 'cause they almost-inevitably mark the starting points of protracted shenanigans. Ka-ching.

I'm with ya there. Other than antibiotics, I avoid taking medications. I don't even take aspirin. I seem to be hypersensitive to just about everything. I have chronic fatigue as well; which I'm told is due to sleep apnea. A dubious claim, since I slept less than 3 hours the entire night. My blood test for thyroid tests normal, yet, my ENT already has the idea that my thyroid may need to be removed. I think I'll see an endocrinologist for a second diagnosis.

 

[Monkey Man]

My blood test for thyroid tests normal, yet, my ENT already has the idea that my thyroid may need to be removed.

There ya go; that's exactly the sort of intervention I'm talking about in addition to drugs of course. The more they look, the more they find to justify getting their mitts (and your wallet) involved.

Chuckled when I saw the aspirin comment. Haven't had a pain killer of any description since I was 15 and that's a lot of pain in 39 years. I try to tell peeps, "pain cannot kill you!", but the look on their faces suggests to me that they have a hard time dissociating pain from harm. It's a dashboard light, not an engine fault.

 

[Mark Skid]

There ya go; that's exactly the sort of intervention I'm talking about in addition to drugs of course. The more they look, the more they find to justify getting their mitts (and your wallet) involved.

Chuckled when I saw the aspirin comment. Haven't had a pain killer of any description since I was 15 and that's a lot of pain in 39 years. I try to tell peeps, "pain cannot kill you!", but the look on their faces suggests to me that they have a hard time dissociating pain from harm. It's a dashboard light, not an engine fault.

I've taken 4 pain pills in the last 17 years; due to surgery on both shoulders. My surgeon advised me to avoid Ibuprofen. According to him, it can cause serious liver damage. The vertigo thing has been hitting me once a year over the last 5 years. It's always between the months of September and December. Weird.

 

[psychodave]

Just saw this... hopefully everything turns out okay. I'm literally sick to my stomach reading this.

 

[Mr. Willy]

Very sorry to hear this. Praying he’s better soon.

 

[Monkey Man]

Thank you Dave and Mr. Willy!

Still no news I'm afraid, but I take that as a good sign.

 

[RockyStar]

I am really sorry to hear this. Hopefully things turn around and he bounces back.

 

[Monkey Man]

Thanks brother.

 

[Metalhex]

I hope he pulls through! I know that you cannot sue these big pharma companies, but I wonder can you sue the companies that force you to get jabbed if you want to work there, after you get very sick?

 

[Monkey Man]

Unfortunately not brother; they just blame the state government for forcing them into it.

Thanks for the well-wishes man.

 

[psychodave]

Was talking to a co-worker today. Less than 12 hours after getting his second PFE jab, he was in the ER with chest pains. “Safe and effective” ?‍

 

[Monkey Man]

Yup. Hope he'll be OK Brother Davo.

Prayers and mojo being sent your way brother.

 

[BatmansRigTalk]

People have complications. Existing coronary artery disease. They have a choice today.

(1)Get the safe and effective vaccine that isn't inducing heart attacks and possibly feel discomfort like chest paints and live without long-term damage as a result or...

(2)Get the virus and feel the full force of intracellular acidosis and oxidative stress leading to myocardial ischemia/necrosis with hypoxia induce myocardial injury/myocardial ischemia/necrosis.

Option 1 is like feeling someone holding you tight for a few hours at night and some sweats.

Option 2 is like feeling a bear holding you tight while medics try to ventilate you (if there is a unit available).

3% mortality rate is really dire. 3 in 100 people reaching option 2 is really a big problem for any economy. If a city has 1 million that's 30 000 needing ventilation.

 

[SQUAREHEAD]

Was talking to a co-worker today. Less than 12 hours after getting his second PFE jab, he was in the ER with chest pains. “Safe and effective” ?‍

Wow,
So sad,
My wife is experiencing much of the same at her work. Two heart attacks shortly after second stabs.

 

[Picasso]

People have complications. Existing coronary artery disease. They have a choice today.

(1)Get the safe and effective vaccine that isn't inducing heart attacks and possibly feel discomfort like chest paints and live without long-term damage as a result or...

(2)Get the virus and feel the full force of intracellular acidosis and oxidative stress leading to myocardial ischemia/necrosis with hypoxia induce myocardial injury/myocardial ischemia/necrosis.

Option 1 is like feeling someone holding you tight for a few hours at night and some sweats.

Option 2 is like feeling a bear holding you tight while medics try to ventilate you (if there is a unit available).

3% mortality rate is really dire. 3 in 100 people reaching option 2 is really a big problem for any economy. If a city has 1 million that's 30 000 needing ventilation.

Shutup Asshole. Sorry to hear about your brother MM.

 

[BatmansRigTalk]

Shutup Asshole. Sorry to hear about your brother MM.

Derailing even this thread just to have a low-effort insult. Poor taste.

 

[SQUAREHEAD]

GC…

 

[SQUAREHEAD]

People have complications. Existing coronary artery disease. They have a choice today.

(1)Get the safe and effective vaccine that isn't inducing heart attacks and possibly feel discomfort like chest paints and live without long-term damage as a result or...

(2)Get the virus and feel the full force of intracellular acidosis and oxidative stress leading to myocardial ischemia/necrosis with hypoxia induce myocardial injury/myocardial ischemia/necrosis.

Option 1 is like feeling someone holding you tight for a few hours at night and some sweats.

Option 2 is like feeling a bear holding you tight while medics try to ventilate you (if there is a unit available).

3% mortality rate is really dire. 3 in 100 people reaching option 2 is really a big problem for any economy. If a city has 1 million that's 30 000 needing ventilation.

… delusional, it’s laughable.