I was trying to picture a healthy cognitively normal pregnant woman in her GP's or OB's or midwife's office for a routine third-trimester prenatal checkup, hearing that everything looks great, looking forward to having the baby about two months hence, and then agreeing to a first Covid shot. And coming back two weeks later, still apparently confident and willing, for the second shot. And I just couldn't see it. I started to feel something judgemental, like, "How could she be so...." And then I remembered how I took a thimerosal-containing flu shot in the middle of my third pregnancy back in 1991 - without even consulting my midwife - because I believed it was nothing more than salt water and virus antigen, and I had blind faith in its [clinically nonexistent] ability to prevent respiratory infection and asthma, which I used to suffer from every winter. I had asked for a flu shot because I was simply ignorant of the superiority of vitamin D supplementation for prevention of respiratory infections. So was the GP who administered the shot to me. Poor woman. Poor baby. We learn the hardest way.
Ya, but we didn’t know back then, no one had any reason to question a basic flu shot. If you do the math, by the time this woman chose to get the 1st and 2nd shot people were already openly questioning not only the COVID vaccine, but the entire narrative. This would have been all over social media and the mainstream news would have talked about those of us who were gonna kill grandma by not getting it and one would think that an expectant mother would want to make sure it would be as safe as possible. There were so many clues, so many red flags that should have made everyone question, but I guess I just have a hard time accepting the level of gullibility we’ve seen in the past 5 years. I dunno, first thing out of my mouth was how could she be so f’n stupid? Call me judgmental, I’m past caring about that. Since everyone was told the vaccine wouldn’t get past the placenta then she believed the baby was protected. Still, there was no shortage of people, including doctors, that were speaking out and if she made the slightest effort to dig in to it then its hard to believe anyone would still choose to take the shot. Yet she did, out of fear and abandoned all critical thinking and put her wants first and that poor baby has done all the suffering for that. Its not just her that pisses me off, its everyone, my family, my friends…..the intended snowball effect shedding on the rest of us, the frustration of it all. None of this should have ever happened.
Oh I never got one, mostly because I’m extremely needle phobic, but even so, we still (generally) didn’t really take issue with the common flu shot. In fact, I don’t remember anyone ever questioning these things until it started to come out about the autism/vaccine connection. Well there was the thimerosal thing way back when, but you get my point. Jeezus, none of us should be tolerating any of this garbage by now!
Ya its sad, that poor baby doesn’t deserve this, being born into non-stop suffering. Ultimately its not necessarily her fault, she trusted people and that’s understandable. We need to start hating them more than they hate us which is hard because we have compassion and empathy, they don’t
I was trying to picture a healthy cognitively normal pregnant woman in her GP's or OB's or midwife's office for a routine third-trimester prenatal checkup, hearing that everything looks great, looking forward to having the baby about two months hence, and then agreeing to a first Covid shot. And coming back two weeks later, still apparently confident and willing, for the second shot. And I just couldn't see it. I started to feel something judgemental, like, "How could she be so...." And then I remembered how I took a thimerosal-containing flu shot in the middle of my third pregnancy back in 1991 - without even consulting my midwife - because I believed it was nothing more than salt water and virus antigen, and I had blind faith in its [clinically nonexistent] ability to prevent respiratory infection and asthma, which I used to suffer from every winter. I had asked for a flu shot because I was simply ignorant of the superiority of vitamin D supplementation for prevention of respiratory infections. So was the GP who administered the shot to me. Poor woman. Poor baby. We learn the hardest way.
Ya, but we didn’t know back then, no one had any reason to question a basic flu shot. If you do the math, by the time this woman chose to get the 1st and 2nd shot people were already openly questioning not only the COVID vaccine, but the entire narrative. This would have been all over social media and the mainstream news would have talked about those of us who were gonna kill grandma by not getting it and one would think that an expectant mother would want to make sure it would be as safe as possible. There were so many clues, so many red flags that should have made everyone question, but I guess I just have a hard time accepting the level of gullibility we’ve seen in the past 5 years. I dunno, first thing out of my mouth was how could she be so f’n stupid? Call me judgmental, I’m past caring about that. Since everyone was told the vaccine wouldn’t get past the placenta then she believed the baby was protected. Still, there was no shortage of people, including doctors, that were speaking out and if she made the slightest effort to dig in to it then its hard to believe anyone would still choose to take the shot. Yet she did, out of fear and abandoned all critical thinking and put her wants first and that poor baby has done all the suffering for that. Its not just her that pisses me off, its everyone, my family, my friends…..the intended snowball effect shedding on the rest of us, the frustration of it all. None of this should have ever happened.
Basic flu shot never ever worked, and increased your chances of coming down with the flu by 26%.
Oh I never got one, mostly because I’m extremely needle phobic, but even so, we still (generally) didn’t really take issue with the common flu shot. In fact, I don’t remember anyone ever questioning these things until it started to come out about the autism/vaccine connection. Well there was the thimerosal thing way back when, but you get my point. Jeezus, none of us should be tolerating any of this garbage by now!
I know. I understand. I'm angry too. But more grief than anger.
Ya its sad, that poor baby doesn’t deserve this, being born into non-stop suffering. Ultimately its not necessarily her fault, she trusted people and that’s understandable. We need to start hating them more than they hate us which is hard because we have compassion and empathy, they don’t
Whoa...standard tests don't pick it up...