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Jackie “O” Henderson has announced that she’s taking a break from radio for health reasons. The shock announcement comes just days after she and KIIS FM co-host Kyle Sandilands defeated Ben Fordham to top Sydney’s latest round of breakfast radio ratings. Jackie, 47, shared the news on Monday that she had been struggling to recover since contracting Covid-19 earlier this year and had been advised by her doctor to take extended leave allow her body some time to rest.

https://tinyurl.com/5n6cx2tu

Jackie “O” was "vaccinated":
Jackie O overcomes hesitation and gets AstraZeneca vaccine on air
August 4, 2021

Jackie ‘O’ Henderson is the latest high-profile media personality to get a COVID-19 vaccination and encourage others to do the same. Henderson’s co-host Kyle Sandilands is already fully vaccinated with the Pfizer jab. “I’m fully vaccinated on Pfizer, because of white privilege,” he said on air. Henderson, meanwhile, indicated she was sick of waiting for that vaccine to become available to her “I am on a waiting list for Pfizer, but I just figured that AstraZeneca why not take it?,” she said “I would rather get the vaccination now because I’m worried that COVID’s out there and this strain is a bad one,” she added.

https://radiotoday.com.au/jackie-o-astrazeneca-vaccine-covid/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-03/research-unexplained-cardiac-arrest-young-australians/101423248

Researchers investigate 'frightening' numbers and causes of cardiac arrest in younger Australians

What on earth could it be?

I doubt it could be true globally, though it is true in Alberta.

Patrick says

What on earth could it be?

Climate Change and Toxic Masculinity. I mean, what else was pushed in large doses in the past 2 years that it could be?

Shouldn't we change the nomenclature to 'fully poisoned'?

Woke up early. Still have some shitty symptoms. Was hoping for improvement. It's really making me weak and we still have 3 kids, laundry, making dinners, etc. so can't just lay in bed all day. I think I may have fucked my back up kind of falling down the stairs and catching the railing to stop me. That's how weak and fatigued I am, but I still cannot sleep, but couldn't do that before covid. I think 6 hours since Saturday.

I still don't regret not taking the vaccine though. Of the 8 or so flus I've had over the years this is middle of the pack so far. Slightly worried whatever strain I have might linger and bigger concern is my BP. It's been pretty high where I get flush in the face for like 30 minutes but then it calms down. I also haven't eaten since Saturday morning. I bit a slice of pizza and spit it out last night. Might have been bad pizza or nausea.

It would be totally anecdotal but our symptoms literally kicked in within minutes of each other. Was weird. So interested to see if she recovers faster due to the vaccine. I think her symptoms are worse than mine but there's no way to know that. Given it's Thanksgiving (cancelled..) week, I could handle another week of symptoms. Would just be annoying.

WookieMan says

I still cannot sleep, but couldn't do that before covid. I think 6 hours since Saturday.

Try some melatonin. It's NOT addictive, but allows you to sleep. It doesn't work for everybody, but it worked for me. Once I got back into a regular sleep pattern, I didn't need it.

Took about a month before I didn't need it anymore. First couple weeks I experienced deep dreams.

richwicks says

WookieMan says

I still cannot sleep, but couldn't do that before covid. I think 6 hours since Saturday.

Try some melatonin. It's NOT addictive, but allows you to sleep. It doesn't work for everybody, but it worked for me. Once I got back into a regular sleep pattern, I didn't need it.

Took about a month before I didn't need it anymore. First couple weeks I experienced deep dreams.

I say Indica and forget it!

@wookieman
Your symptoms sound very close to mine when I had it in January for the first time. Sickest I’ve been in forever. But four days and I kicked it, you can feel it when you turn the corner and suddenly feel more normal. I also had no appetite for about three days.
It’s just first Covid, dude. And it sounds like you’re almost done. I haven’t been reinfected since then, although my kids did. Wife and I got it good and since then have been immune!

Shaman says

I say Indica and forget it!

You mean cannabis? I have NEVER been able to sleep when stoned. It doesn't slow my brain down, it forces me to be creative while simultaneously not being able to do detailed thinking. I generally end up reading a book or doing some sort of research when I get stoned.

A friend of mine thinks I must be filled with Neanderthal DNA as a result. Apparently Ozzy Osborne has a similar reaction as this. Cannabis and sleeping don't mix. I ONCE did mushrooms, and I was a mental mess for 8 hours. All I could obsess about is how I was totally incapacitated and I couldn't trust any of my sensory input.

richwicks says

Try some melatonin.

Melatonin does make me sleep, but often gives me nightmares, so usually not worth it.

Melatonin is amazing in that just a nibble from a 3mg pill is enough. A bottle of those pills is a lifetime supply for me.

Benadryl also works, but too well. Then I have a really hard time waking up in the morning.

Alcohol works at first, but then I wake up a 3am with a headache.

Simply having less coffee is the most effective sleep aid for me, but then life is less interesting.

https://nitter.pussthecat.org/JamesfWells/status/1587382117260038145#m

James Freeman
@JamesfWells
Nov 1
'@ABridgen highlights the correlation between vaccine uptake and excess deaths across the world

If GOV doesn't act, it is COMPLICIT in the death of thousands of young Brits

WookieMan says

Woke up early. Still have some shitty symptoms. Was hoping for improvement. It's really making me weak and we still have 3 kids, laundry, making dinners, etc. so can't just lay in bed all day. I think I may have fucked my back up kind of falling down the stairs and catching the railing to stop me. That's how weak and fatigued I am, but I still cannot sleep, but couldn't do that before covid. I think 6 hours since Saturday.

I still don't regret not taking the vaccine though. Of the 8 or so flus I've had over the years this is middle of the pack so far. Slightly worried whatever strain I have might linger and bigger concern is my BP. It's been pretty high where I get flush in the face for like 30 minutes but then it calms down. I also haven't eaten since Saturday morning. I bit a slice of pizza and spit it out last night. Might have been bad pizza or nausea.

It would be totally anecdotal but our symptoms literally kicked in within minutes of each other. Wa...

I'm not sure this is covid ;) I was sick for 2-3 weeks (delta), waited 4 weeks to do any form of exercise, and I slept 12 hours straight for 10 days in a row. It wasn't particularly gruesome and I kept mostly working, but sleeplessness and covid are mutually exclusive imo, nightsweats lasted 4-6 weeks. Never slept that long and that well in the past 20 years ;)

https://ashmedai.substack.com/p/21-surveys-of-side-effects-following

21 Surveys of Side Effects Following Vaccination Showing Shocking Rates of SEVERE Adverse Events

https://docbrown77.substack.com/p/how-bad-is-the-omicron-vaccine-with

mell says

I'm not sure this is covid ;) I was sick for 2-3 weeks (delta), waited 4 weeks to do any form of exercise, and I slept 12 hours straight for 10 days in a row. It wasn't particularly gruesome and I kept mostly working, but sleeplessness and covid are mutually exclusive imo, nightsweats lasted 4-6 weeks. Never slept that long and that well in the past 20 years ;)

I don't know what to say man, tested positive twice at the resort and so did my wife Saturday morning. It was a group trip for my wife's 40th. 6 people in our group of 15 got it. 2 of the friends were urgent care nurses and they always bring a shitload of medical supplies, at least compared to my zero, lol.

I don't know, everyone experiences it different. One of the nurse's husband got it back in January (vaccinated) and didn't even notice anything. He is one of the 6 and he's having similar symptoms that you mention. His are still going. Mine have basically totally subsided at this point. Slight runny nose and dry cough (occasionally) which is common for me this time of year. I also have minor allergies, so it's not a big deal.

My conclusion from all this is the vaccine 100% doesn't work. In this tiny sample those vaccinated are staying sick longer. All other 5. That's a 100% fail rate if my symptoms are the baseline from kicking in to ending.

I've brought this up before. I believe there's an element of embarrassment by a lot of people that have taken the vaccine and still got covid. No one in our party went to the doctor. No one, as in medical field, is tracking any of their symptoms. Length. This is how most people handle covid. And if they do go, I'm not certain if docs are matching cases to whether you were vaccinated or not.

Another thing. We were at an AI resort. Saturday we flew out at 7:05pm, so we had breakfast and lunch, and I was like fuck it I have covid. So I drank a pretty good amount before our transfer arrived. Got home around midnight, I think posted here and had two more beers. Sunday night I had 3 or 4. I did start hitting the zinc Sunday, but I wonder if there's any correlation with having alcohol in your bloodstream? Seems opposite of what you should do, but who knows.

I have insomnia, so 12 hours sleep isn't gonna happen unless I get a very serious disease. I haven't gotten more than 6 in probably 10 years. This is why I wonder how in the world CDC or anyone really knows anything about this virus. They're not getting data on my experience. Is being awake more with a higher heart rate better than a sleeping/resting heart rate? And how does studying this work?

Sorry for the long comment, I'm just intrigued by the differences in all six of reactions of our group. Tin foil hat stuff, but was the vaccine designed to keep you sick longer? Keep you buying OTC fever reducers/pain reliever, Nyquil or prescribed drugs. We have a group text going and we're all talking multiple times a day how were feeling. We all got it at a similar time with symptoms kicking in at the same time. It's kind of decent little micro study of covid to be honest. 3 of the vaccinated had covid once before, so apparently no immunity for them. I'm rambling now, I'll stop.

WookieMan says

mell says

I'm not sure this is covid ;) I was sick for 2-3 weeks (delta), waited 4 weeks to do any form of exercise, and I slept 12 hours straight for 10 days in a row. It wasn't particularly gruesome and I kept mostly working, but sleeplessness and covid are mutually exclusive imo, nightsweats lasted 4-6 weeks. Never slept that long and that well in the past 20 years ;)

I don't know what to say man, tested positive twice at the resort and so did my wife Saturday morning. It was a group trip for my wife's 40th. 6 people in our group of 15 got it. 2 of the friends were urgent care nurses and they always bring a shitload of medical supplies, at least compared to my zero, lol.

I don't know, everyone experiences it different. One of the nurse's husband got it back in January (vaccinated) and didn't even notice anything. He is one of the 6 and he's having similar sympt...

For sure the jab doesn't work, this may be proof test covid has mutated into an even more harmless cold virus with omicron as expected, half of your plight here is probably from boozing amd partying, a cold combined with booze and party can be nasty. That being said, hot brandy/dark rum and tea, and possibly a strong unadulterated weed body rub may work wonders

mell says

this may be proof test covid has mutated into an even more harmless cold virus with omicron as expected, half of your plight here is probably from boozing amd partying, a cold combined with booze and party can be nasty.

Been texting with the vaccinated this morning. They're all still feeling really shitty. I'm good. One variable is vaccine. Another is any meds they're talking. One is a nurse already, they believe they're doctors as all nurses generally do, not that I trust doctors either. I told them zinc is when my symptoms turned the corner and it was relatively quickly. I only felt like shit for 2-1/2 days.

Not sure if any one of them listened. I took so little as well. Whatever. Gave advice for a OTC cough drop with zinc (Cold Ezz). Only took 2 or 3 Sunday. Monday started rough, but by night I was good. This morning I'm 100%. Pulled back to my regular supplements. A little weak after 5 days of partying, getting covid sitting on my ass for 3 more days, but I can do all my normal things.

WookieMan says

Sorry for the long comment, I'm just intrigued by the differences in all six of reactions of our group. Tin foil hat stuff, but was the vaccine designed to keep you sick longer? Keep you buying OTC fever reducers/pain reliever, Nyquil or prescribed drugs. We have a group text going and we're all talking multiple times a day how were feeling. We all got it at a similar time with symptoms kicking in at the same time. It's kind of decent little micro study of covid to be honest. 3 of the vaccinated had covid once before, so apparently no immunity for them. I'm rambling now, I'll stop.

What you're observing (jabbed people being sick longer) is what the immunologists call "original antigenic sin." The body produces antibodies from T-cells. These T-cells are continually created by the body, and lots of them are different in random ways. When you get an infection, the T-cells producing the effective antibodies multiply, and your body now has adequate immune response to the pathogen du jour. Other T-cells which are not producing effective antibodies stay relatively inactive and eventually die to make space for the effective T-cells.

The problem with the jab is that it stimulates a massive T-cell response to produce antibodies to a particular spike protein. There are virtually no other T-cells available if another different pathogen infects you. Your reserves of T-cells have been temporarily depleted; in the meantime, the new pathogen runs rampant until a new population of T-cells, created randomly, grows large enough to produce antibodies for the new pathogen.

TAKE IVERMECTIN. Ivermectin inhibits viral replication, it does not kill the virus. What this means is that Ivermectin stops the infection from getting worse, so that your immune system can mop up what damage has already been done. This is why it's critically important to use Ivermectin as early in the infection as possible.

Satan smiles.. Truth can only be used as a last resort.

stereotomy says

WookieMan says

Sorry for the long comment, I'm just intrigued by the differences in all six of reactions of our group. Tin foil hat stuff, but was the vaccine designed to keep you sick longer? Keep you buying OTC fever reducers/pain reliever, Nyquil or prescribed drugs. We have a group text going and we're all talking multiple times a day how were feeling. We all got it at a similar time with symptoms kicking in at the same time. It's kind of decent little micro study of covid to be honest. 3 of the vaccinated had covid once before, so apparently no immunity for them. I'm rambling now, I'll stop.

What you're observing (jabbed people being sick longer) is what the immunologists call "original antigenic sin." The body produces antibodies from T-cells. These T-cells are continually created by the body, and lots of them are different in random ways. When you get an infection,...

That and ADE is also a real possibility, given how quickly the virus mutates. Antibodies meant to neutralize the virus dock on and wait for macrophage to eat them but instead the virus will infect the unsuspecting cleanup crew because it shifted its protein surface slightly enough to still fit the antibody but not to become incapacitated by it. Double whammy

stereotomy says

The problem with the jab is that it stimulates a massive T-cell response to produce antibodies to a particular spike protein. There are virtually no other T-cells available if another different pathogen infects you. Your reserves of T-cells have been temporarily depleted; in the meantime, the new pathogen runs rampant until a new population of T-cells, created randomly, grows large enough to produce antibodies for the new pathogen.

Ah, I never got this part before.

B-cells produce antibody, or, more correctly, they mature into plasma cells which produce antibodies. Helper T cells (CD4 T cells) interact with B cells to stimulate them to develop into antibody producing cells. Immune repertoire is quite an amazing thing. Due to centuries of evolution and genetic recombinations via mating, you have B cells and T cells that can recognize somewhere on the order 10∧10 to 10∧11 unique antigenic determinants.

"The surface immunoglobulin that serves as the B-cell antigen receptor (BCR) has two roles in B-cell activation. First, like the antigen receptor on T cells, it transmits signals directly to the cell's interior when it binds antigen (see Section 6-1). Second, the B-cell antigen receptor delivers the antigen to intracellular sites where it is degraded and returned to the B-cell surface as peptides bound to MHC class II molecules (see Chapter 5). The peptide:MHC class II complex can be recognized by antigen-specific armed helper T cells, stimulating them to make proteins that, in turn, cause the B cell to proliferate and its progeny to differentiate into antibody-secreting cells."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK27142/

stereotomy says

TAKE IVERMECTIN. Ivermectin inhibits viral replication, it does not kill the virus. What this means is that Ivermectin stops the infection from getting worse, so that your immune system can mop up what damage has already been done. This is why it's critically important to use Ivermectin as early in the infection as possible.

Given it's Turkey day coming up. We were likely infected last Friday at absolute latest, may have been Thursday night at the discoteca, lol. Meaning Thursday by CDC guidelines was day 0, my wife "should" be in the clear to not infect others by this Thursday, right? And I know you can't say definitively but her symptoms are rough, but has had no urge to visit a doc. So I'd peg it as a mild case. Symptoms do no necessarily mean it's transmissible after 5-7 days of knowing you were infected is my question.

We're just trying to figure out if we should cancel. Our kids were all sick as well while we were in Mexico. So there's a chance we had it when we went, just took longer for us and we passed it to our friends. Ultimately I don't think anyone is avoiding it this holiday season. Glad I got it out of the way and mine was super mild. Gonna test tonight and see my status. I feel fine though.

Post terrorist bribery revisionism:

https://rumble.com/v1vbzju-dr.-william-makis-93-dead-doctors-after-vaccine-rollout.html?mref=6zof&mc=dgip3&ep=1


original link

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/a-newly-hired-american-airlines-regional

A newly hired American Airlines regional jet pilot collapsed just after takeoff in Chicago on Saturday night
He could not be revived. Cause of death unknown; American will not disclose any details, including his vaccination status. The co-pilot took over and averted catastrophe.

I'm pretty sure I know his vaxx status.

https://ashmedai.substack.com/p/vermont-excess-death-anomalies-the

stereotomy says

TAKE IVERMECTIN. Ivermectin inhibits viral replication, it does not kill the virus. What this means is that Ivermectin stops the infection from getting worse, so that your immune system can mop up what damage has already been done. This is why it's critically important to use Ivermectin as early in the infection as possible.

This. I took it hours after symptoms first appeared. Much better within 24 hours. 48 hours since, only a bit of coughing and sneezing, otherwise 80% of normal. Today, third today, I'm 90%, just coughing up the last of the phlegm infrequently.

Neigh Neigh double dose at first symptoms, second dose regular on 2nd day, didn't bother 3rd day since whatever virus was obviously getting it's ass whopped.

AmericanKulak says

stereotomy says

TAKE IVERMECTIN. Ivermectin inhibits viral replication, it does not kill the virus. What this means is that Ivermectin stops the infection from getting worse, so that your immune system can mop up what damage has already been done. This is why it's critically important to use Ivermectin as early in the infection as possible.

This. I took it hours after symptoms first appeared. Much better within 24 hours. 48 hours since, only a bit of coughing and sneezing, otherwise 80% of normal. Today, third today, I'm 90%, just coughing up the last of the phlegm infrequently.

Neigh Neigh double dose at first symptoms, second dose regular on 2nd day, didn't bother 3rd day since whatever virus was obviously getting it's ass whopped.

I'm glad your personal horse is doing much better. My own horse noticed major improvements within 72 hours of taking the Ivermectin paste. From my own horse's experience, it needed to keep up the Ivermectin for about 7 days. The cool thing about Ivermectin is that it persists in my horse's body much longer than antibiotics, so unless your horse has a really bad viral sinusitis infection, 7 days should do just fine.

https://rumble.com/v1wac7i-world-premier-died-suddenly.html


original link

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/tragic-14-year-old-vaccine-myocarditis

The Tragic Story Of A 14-Year-Old Vaccine Myocarditis Victim — One Of Umpteen Males Misinformed By Health Authorities
Vaccine myocarditis is not trivial, mild, or "rare." In young men, it's a far greater risk than Covid hospitalization and death.
By Rav Arora

On May 12th of last year, school teacher Emily Jo took her 14-year-old son Aiden to get his first Pfizer vaccine dose. The public health authorities and her son’s pediatrician unanimously recommended vaccination, prompting her decision. She knew that mRNA shots caused some number of adverse events, like all vaccines, but was re-assured by the CDC and White House’s public recommendation.

“The talk amongst the mainstream medical community was that vaccine myocarditis was mild and that this was very rare,” she told me. ...






... “I had no idea how life altering ‘mild’ myocarditis actually is. I have a very hard time with the label ‘mild’ for anything that requires hospitalization and months of inactivity,” Emily Jo said.

Patrick says

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/a-newly-hired-american-airlines-regional

A newly hired American Airlines regional jet pilot collapsed just after takeoff in Chicago on Saturday night
He could not be revived. Cause of death unknown; American will not disclose any details, including his vaccination status. The co-pilot took over and averted catastrophe.

I'm pretty sure I know his vaxx status.

More about the dead pilot:

https://slaynews.com/news/airline-pilot-collapses-dies-suddenly-shortly-after-takeoff/

https://sagehana.substack.com/p/sudden-reporter-collapse-syndrome-f46

https://twitter.com/canindependent/status/1594800213448851456

The Canadian Independent
@canindependent
Watch: Prominent Virologist Dr. A. Oveta Fuller, who advocated for emergency use authorization of three Covid vaccines, has died suddenly from a brief unknown illness.

From the guy who sent this to me:

Question: What did she die of?
Answer: Suddenly.

Ah, thank you.

https://cubecubis.substack.com/p/what-the-hell-is-happening-to-germany

In the month of october 92,954 people died in Germany on a population of about 80 million. This is 14560 more than the last 4 years average. This equates to 19%. This is mind boggling. We just left a pandemic where apparently many of the most vulnerable were killed off meaning that theoretically we should have a number of years of lower all cause mortality due to many deaths being put forward by covid.

Patrick says

https://cubecubis.substack.com/p/what-the-hell-is-happening-to-germany

In the month of october 92,954 people died in Germany on a population of about 80 million. This is 14560 more than the last 4 years average. This equates to 19%. This is mind boggling. We just left a pandemic where apparently many of the most vulnerable were killed off meaning that theoretically we should have a number of years of lower all cause mortality due to many deaths being put forward by covid.

Shouldn't we be seeing excess deaths in our own data then? I can't see it anywhere other than reports and claims. I hear the claims just as you do, but I want to see raw data and know that the source data is reliable.

Well, where can we get that data?

Patrick says

Well, where can we get that data?

I have just been looking through various search engines for data and haven't seen anything alarming. I just finished watching "Died suddenly", they claim a HUGE decrease in fertility rate in Australia, but according to this:

https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/people/population/births-australia/latest-release

It's actually increased in 2021.

I realize this could be false data, but I have listened read a TON of doom porn over my lifetime which is also false data.

Remember Sydney Powell and her "releasing the Kraken"? What happened to that? I don't trust people AT ALL anymore in the media at all. I need to see the data. They seemed comfortable posting graphs and making claims, but they didn't post sources.

I think the vaccines are basically (mostly) harmless except in rare events - and also, they are totally worthless.

I'm pretty sure the vaxx has a rate of about 0.1% serious injury or death. I've seen too much data from various sources which all converge on about that number.

That's still about 1000x higher than any truly "safe" vaccine.