Yes. I knew it was all a lie. I knew before my mom got sick. I was fired from my job of 15 years for refusing the vaccine.
My mom, however, believed all the lies. She kept going back for her shots. She believed she was helping to keep the world healthy and safe. She believed she was doing her part to save everyone.
Yes. I knew it was all a lie. I knew before my mom got sick. I was fired from my job of 15 years for refusing the vaccine.
My mom, however, believed all the lies. She kept going back for her shots. She believed she was helping to keep the world healthy and safe. She believed she was doing her part to save everyone.
In return, she was tortured for six months.
In return, she was torn to shreds from the inside out.
She had 3 types of cancer. She had blood clots. She had congestive heart failure. While placing the port, the doctor collapsed her lung. It went on and on and on.
Of course I knew. What kind of a question is that?
My mom was a victim. I am a victim. You are a victim. The human race has been victimized.
Of course I knew- but I was helpless. There was nothing I could do except take care of her. I walked through hell with my mom, I held her hand, I rubbed her fuzzy head, I helped her to go to the bathroom, and, in the end, I sat by her side while she took her last breath.
Yes. I knew it was all a lie. I knew before my mom got sick. I was fired from my job of 15 years for refusing the vaccine.
My mom, however, believed all the lies. She kept going back for her shots. She believed she was helping to keep the world healthy and safe. She believed she was doing her part to save everyone.
In return, she was tortured for six months.
In return, she was torn to shreds from the inside out.
She had 3 types of cancer. She had blood clots. She had congestive heart failure. While placing the port, the doctor collapsed her lung. It went on and on and on.
Of course I knew. What kind of a question is that?
My mom was a victim. I am a victim. You are a victim. The human race has been victimized.
Of course I knew- but I was helpless. There was nothing I could do except take care of her. I walked through hell with my mom, I held her hand, I rubbed her fuzzy head, I helped her to go to the bathroom, and, in the end, I sat by her side while she took her last breath.
Of course I knew.
I’m sorry- but what a stupid question.