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I had surgery scheduled during the "plandemic" last spring and it was cancelled because of it. I tried to reschedule it for this month, but when I checked into the hospital requirements for pre-op I was told that I Must have at least One of the jabs. Well, I've survived Covid without their shots, and don't feel the need to be given a vax…
I had surgery scheduled during the "plandemic" last spring and it was cancelled because of it. I tried to reschedule it for this month, but when I checked into the hospital requirements for pre-op I was told that I Must have at least One of the jabs. Well, I've survived Covid without their shots, and don't feel the need to be given a vaxine for something I've already got natural immunity to. But, they want to stick that swab up my nose and jab me anyway. So I canceled the surgery AGAIN.
My level of trust for anyone government or medical has gone to zilch. They lie to fill their pockets with that $400 per shot and $40,000 for hospitalization. They don't care about the people they are supposed to serve (like the cops) they only care about Power and Greed. I'd rather suffer than walk into any hospital now.
I feel the same. At age 60, I have been working w my AMAZING naturopath at balancing my hormones (estrogen, progesterone, thyroid and cortisol). Also dealing with blood sugar issues so she told me to stop eating all grains😫
BUT!!! The biggest, most amazing change has taken place this past month since no grains. I have gone from crippling pain in my right hip (as in I swore I needed a hip replacement) to now 90 percent improvement in pain/mobility. Today I walked up a giant hill that for the past two months I was unable to.
“Healing ourselves” and taking our power back is what they fear the most!
So true.
Four weeks ago I crashed hard while ice skating. I landed on the left hip, was dizzy for about 5 minutes, and needed help both standing up and getting off the ice. The injury was so painful that I suspect a fracture somewhere. I needed two crutches for 3½ weeks, and still use one to go outside as I did yesterday for the first time since Jan 19th. That prior time had been my first (arguably premature) venture outdoors in 10 days since my fall. The first two nights were so painful that I slept no more than 4 or 5 hrs total. No regrets at all.