patrick.net

GNL says

"But I keep being told that medical tourism to the US is high."

No because medicine, in the US, is prohibitively expensive. You can get superior
coverage in Europe for a lot less money.

https://t.me/followsthewhiterabbit/102461

https://slaynews.com/news/15-year-old-volleyball-player-dies-suddenly-collapsing-physical-distress/

A Georgia high school volleyball player has tragically died suddenly during her team’s practice.

15-year-old Amanda Sylvester reportedly collapsed unexpectedly in “physical distress” during warmups for the Dream Chasers volleyball club.

The Greater Atlanta high school volleyball player died at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta hospital on Thursday, December 5.

Sure sounds like the death jab strikes again.

https://palexander.substack.com/p/jamie-foxx-did-foxx-take-malone-bancel

Jamie Foxx: did FOXX take Malone Bancel Bourla et al. mRNA technology transfection death shot that Malone Bourla et al. knew was unsafe & ineffective & deadly? Damar 2.0? Did FOXX brain bleed stroke occur due to Malone et al. death RNA gene vaccine? How many shots did he take? Dhow many boosters? Should he not tell us to WARN us of risk? In era of mRNA vaccine, IT'S the vaccine, STUPID!

How stupid do these fuckers think we are? How stupid does Malone think we are, that he snowed us? That he and Bourla and Bancel and Sahin and Weissman et al. screwed us…he thinks you remain uninformed and stupid…that he has no role in the deaths, that none of them have any role in the deaths, that Bourla and Bancel are 2 church boys…have no role in the deaths of innocent people by the death shots they sell.

Did Jamie die or near die due to them? Is this another example of medical marvel advancements that brought Damar Hamlin back to life after the COVID mRNA shots? Damar did die on the NFL football field. Thank God for modern medicine and skilled support responding staff.

https://x.com/KennyCarmody/status/1863671713441124838

@KennyCarmody
After receiving the Moderna vaccine, my life took an unexpected turn. I went from maintaining a 6% body fat to being bedridden with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis). The decline was swift and merciless.

The symptoms started subtly, but soon, they became undeniable. My athletic prowess diminished, and my professional life crumbled as I could no longer keep up with the demands of my career. Walking has become nearly impossible, each breath is a struggle, and the pain is omnipresent, affecting my entire body.

I've shared my story with doctors, with the hope of finding support or at least acknowledgment. Yet, the response has been disheartening. There's been a wall of doubt, disbelief, or denial. The medical community, which I once trusted implicitly, has largely turned away, leaving me to face this new reality alone.

This isn't about blaming or seeking sympathy. It's about raising awareness. My experience might be rare, but it's real. No one should feel isolated when dealing with potential side effects of any medical intervention.

Now the only thing which is left to fight for my health and all those who have been vaccine injured and be in the fore front to changing centralised medicine and advocating to people about decentralised health, wealth and living.

Life is about not giving up, during the past three years I became my own doctor and will fight for my brothers and sisters health.

We deserve it.
11:48 AM · Dec 2, 2024

See also:

https://celiafarber.substack.com/p/kenny-carmody-got-als-from-moderna

https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/189060.html

Branden Nail Talks About Pain: Physical Pain and the Pain of Gaslighting
"Pfizer Covid-19 Injury - Branden Nail"
https://rumble.com/v38oppp-pfizer-covid-19-injury-brandon-nail.html

Branden Nail serves as the IT Development Manager for React19.org "a grassroots organization dedicated to research and collaboration with institutions and providers to increase understanding and awareness for patients suffering lasting effects Post-Covid and/or post Covid vaccine."

"Branden Nail is professionally trained in cybersecurity and computer engineering. He enjoyed a robust and vibrant life alongside his wife and two young children until a vaccine injury in June 2021 altered the course of his journey."
— Source: https://react19.org/about/branden-nail

BRANDEN NAIL: My name is Branden Nail. I'm 39 years old. I got vaccined at 37, April of 2021. As far as my background, my profession, I'm, I started off as an installer with Direct TV in 2006. I come over to AT & T in 2014 right before the buyout. I was in management at that time when the mandates came through, they forced vaccination against termination, a hard termination date. And I just had a, in 2018 I just had a baby girl, my first baby girl. Um— sorry. [shakes head] Um. So that's what was weighing on my mind heavily, kind of, that. There was a few little other things, for the most part, I didn't want to lose my job. So I got vaccinated April of 2021. And before that I was an athlete, I was, that's what I was about to show you, I played minor league ball, even 2019 I was playing minor league ball, baseball out of Birmingham. And so I've always been, you know, athletic, always worked out my whole life.

A month and a half after I got the first vaccine, it was, was symptom onset June 4th, 2021. Symptom was about 7 o'clock in the morning, started as a crick in my neck. And within a couple hours it had blossomed into what honestly what felt like maybe a compressed disc, because it was like electricity shooting down my arm.

And so I tried to wait it out until— because I never went to the doctor, you know, like I said, I was always healthy. My wife's a nurse, so she told me if they're going to treat you for a muscle pull first, so we might as well get that out of the way. So from Friday to Sunday, that's what we treated it for.

I was just in a really bad way by Sunday. I was going to go to the emergency room Monday, but I didn't make it. I went Sunday. They, they, they treated me for shingles, they treated me for a disc, a, a herniated or a pulled disc, and shingles. And said if I, if I don't feel better by that Thursday, which was, you know, 4 or 5 days, to come back and get orders to get, get orders to get an MRI. Which I did.

And then that blossomed into what they thought they'd seen in my spine which, I guess, you know, mind plays tricks on everybody, I guess, even doctors, because I woke up from, July 1st was my first surgery, ACDF [anterior cervical discectomy and fusion] [1]. And, and I woke up feeling the exact same pain that I went to sleep feeling. And you know, when they woke me up and asked me how I felt, I, I just started crying and telling them, you know, it hurts, it hurts, it still hurts, it all still hurts. I remember it just like it was yesterday.

You know, they laughed and kind of shook it off and told me they'd be back. I remember them patting me on my feet and tell me they'd be back in just a little while. But they probably just thought I was, you know, coming out of surgery, you know, that medicine. But I wasn't. I felt it. Still remember it just like it was yesterday.

3:35
So after 2 months of this recovery, the doctor that I was seeing, he kept telling me, you know, let's get through this, if you, if it's still bothering you, then we'll— let's get through this first, this recovery. Which we did. So two months.

After I come in that last, that last visit where he signed me off and cleared me out of his office, he routed me back to my primary. And then, rinse and repeat. Here we go all over again. New round of specialists that, you know, instead of now, with the spine now they're saying it's my rotator cuff, I got a torn something in my rotator cuff. Which, you know, I seen it, I, whatever, it, you know, the, I seen two different read-outs on it, so it does say there's small tear. But instead of surgery this time, I wanted to try to go an injection route. So I did. I got, what are they steroid injections, I guess? Lidocaine or you know, injections. They put one right here, and then they put one right here. And it never changed anything. So I took that is they was wrong about that as well, it's like they, you know, with the spine.

4:46
So from that point that's when I just started deep diving myself and trying to figure out. I still, I still didn't think about the vaccine until unfortunately, my step daughter, my oldest, I mean, she's basically my daughter, too, I claim her, so. She, we got her vaccinated in August, which I was in my battle, trying to figure it out by then, but still, you know, in our head, nobody was thinking the vaccine at this point. She had to get vaccinated to go back to school and before she got home from CVS on her first shot, 98% of her face froze up. Bell's Palsy.

To this day, it's almost 2 years, well, yeah, going on 2 years now, actually, she, she can move only, she can move 97% now. So that's awesome. But that's when we, or when I, started to entertain, OK, maybe there's something to this vaccine thing. And then sure enough, it took another couple months in December was the first doctor that I met that would actually talk to me about it. And he, first thing he did was take x-rays of my lungs. And micro-clots just wrapped my lungs like spaghetti noodles. It was horrible.

Two months of those treatments, lungs cleared, still didn't really help anything. Still got massive pain everywhere. Can't regulate any of my temperatures, my thyroid, I go massive sweats to massive chills. I mean, you name it, it really just depends on where the inflammation is affecting me, and where that is and then what symptom that's going to affect. So it literally can be any and every symptom depending on how the the inflammation is. So you learn to set your life up around that. Right?

You don't eat, really. You know, you start, I mean, I started doing blood tests after I would eat everything just to see what would spike my— so I stayed away from anything as much as I could that would bring my blood pressure up.

6:49
There's also a negative effect to the, to that as well on your cardio side because when I, when my heartbeat gets in the, in the 65, 64 range, when I'm trying to sleep, which normally it always should, that's when I, when I drop below that I start twitching and jerking. And I, and then that, I start getting heart issues. Restriction-type feeling. And then it goes from 60 beats a minute to 140, just like that. And you know, obviously, you can't sleep sweating in layin— sweating in a pool of your own sweat with your heart like it you ran a marathon, so you, you, you get up and you walk around and you try to get your mind off of it, you know. Usually you, about 2 days I can get a good night's sleep. About every second day now. It used to be worse. So I'm, I'm very happy about that.

7:41
I'm not trying to take up too much time. I know we're starting and stuff, you know? But, is there anything that I haven't touched on specifically that you—

MALE VOICE: Just mention, mention the thing about your family, you know, how it division, you know, like, that was—

7:56
BRANDEN NAIL: Yes, so my wife's a nurse. She actually got the first round of vaccines, first responders, I think January of '21, maybe. And she actually gave a presentation, her, you know, she gave a presentation, her, she's a huge vaccine advocate. You know, she's not so much anymore. But that, you know, still, unfortunately she doesn't think the vaccine has, still even to this day, had anything to do with what I'm going through. She thinks that I just hurt myself when I was young and now it's coming to fruition. Which is insane. Because she was with me, I've been with her since 2011 and so she knows, you know. I don't know. You know, we don't talk about it. We, we, I love her to death, she loves me, she'd do anything for me, I'd do anything for her. At no point have I ever thought about getting separated from her, still to this day I won't. Doesn't mean that it don't hurt, you know, that I can't openly talk about what's going on. And, you know, our daughter's affected as well and we don't talk about that either.

You know, there'll be another time where it comes along where one of us is going to be faced with forced vaccination whether it be for school or for job, and you know, I've just kind of been anticipating that day, hoping it wouldn't never come. But I'm sure it's going to come.

You know, we do, we do still just about everything with each other, church, you know, everything. Even when we can't make it to church we usually, our church livestreams and we usually will watch it wherever we are if we can't make it.

It's definitely created divide, 100%. But as long as we just don't talk about that, it's like that, kind of like that divide don't exist. And to be honest with you, with her being my wife, I'm OK with that at this point. Doesn't make it right. But, like I said, I love her so. And I can't really see myself with nobody else. So, I mean, I just, you know, sometimes wish that I could openly speak with her.

You know, she's, maybe I should adopt the same mentally. You know, she stopped me in my tracks one time and said, let's assume all this is true. What you're saying, let's assume it's true. What are we going to do now? Got to move on. And she's right. Right? She's right. Knowing, knowing what happened really don't change anything. She's right. We got to get through it. It's just hard. You know?

MALE VOICE: Yeah.

BRANDEN NAIL: [overcome with emotion] I'm sorry.

MALE VOICE: It's OK. OK. OK.

BRANDEN NAIL: I'd say probably— . Sorry. The worst symptom nowadays that I deal with is— trying to get my mind off of my wife— probably the mental aspect of it. Between that and the heart issues, it's just, it's taken, it takes your brain.

I used to be able to think differently, think on different levels. I used to be able to, I could do whatever I wanted to with my hands while looking at what I was doing, my eyes might as well have been closed because I could still see what I'm doing, do what I'm doing just fine and think about 10 different things and be fine. It's not like that no more. Now it's whatever my eyes see, that's, that's the only thing that can be on my brain. Otherwise I start having panic attacks, overwhelming, really overwhelming feelings, and then everything just kind of goes downhill from there. So I try to keep that from even starting, which usually helps the rest of it.

But the suffocation that it all, in my opinion, it all stems from brain suffocation. All my vessels in my brain are closed up and inflamed. There's a lot of everything, around my problems stem from right here in my cervical up to the top of my head, so my brain stem, my ocular nerves, every, all of that stuff. My vagus nerve, every bit of that in my situation is being, is being pressed on. And that's what's throwing my thyroid.

I mean, there's really nothing I can do about any of that, other than steroids, and you can't be on steroids, you know, for a long time. I mean, it's not good for you. I'm on some now, small dose, and to be honest with you, between that and like CBD rubs and stuff like that, those two things are about the best thing that I found. But again, you can't take steroids long term, so it's not really a fix.

And you know the legalities behind the CBD stuff, so, and the THC stuff. Plus I have a job, you know, where I drug test and all that stuff, so I mean, still, having to provide a family and fight through this, it's rough. You know?

My work used to let me do this from home 5 days a week. Do my—, they activated a certificate to where I could log in to our internal services 24 hours a day. So I had 24 hours a day to get 8 hours in. But now, you know, we're turning back to some normalcy, as they say, we're back to 3 days a week right now, it's going to go to 5, but right now we're at 3, and you know, I can't, I can't access the system after a certain time. So I literally now only have 12 hours to get 8 hours in and a lot of times, you know, it's, that's rough because I can't, I have a hard time sitting or doing any one thing for more than a certain amount of time. And, and, and it changes. Tomorrow I could not sit at all, but the next day I can only sit. You know. It's, it's just, it makes you feel crazy. It makes you feel like you're chasing ghosts.

And, and, and about every couple of weeks, every couple of weeks, I'll have a 2 day period to where nothing, absolutely nothing, is wrong. Nothing at all, Like I've been dreaming this this whole time. And the first 9 times I allowed myself into that delusion. But now I dread those 2 days more than any of the rest of the days now. Like, I would rather just not have those days because it's torture. You don't get to enjoy them because the whole time you're just anticipating, when's it returning? Because you know it's going to return.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Worth-Shot-Clinical-Participant-Movement-Brianne-ebook/dp/B0DJDLKDB7

"This book chronicles Brianne's shocking journey after her efforts to remedy the injuries she sustained as a volunteer in a Covid vaccine trial became an embarrassment for the entire medical-industrial complex. When the profit and power interests of Big Government and Big Pharma collide with patient health, the drug injury is just the first step in an agonizing ordeal. Every American needs to know Bri's account of what happens after the injury."

--Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

HAHA - @Patrick I clicked on the Amazon link and I get a CAPTCHA screen because it can't get any personal information about me from the link, so it retaliates by accusing me of being a robot.

Well done! Google and globohomo can't get shit from your site, although I'm sure it's an ever-escalating battle of wits to keep things this way.

https://tritorch.substack.com/p/the-doormats-of-the-new-world-order/comment/81213392

My husband has a retired co-worker with a wife. He was out to dinner with them during a business trip, and mentioned that our nephew (38) died five days after the Pfizer vaxx, and the nephew's Dad was diagnosed as vaxx injured with shingles. He then got cancer and died. The co-worker proclaimed that was NOT possible that the vaxx was involved and the wife added they have been vaxxed 7x each.