Anonymous #3 21h

I watched my grandfather suffocate on his own mucus then he lived off a ventilator til his brain died, because he didn’t get the vaccine.

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Anonymous #3 19h

So you believe a vaccine almost killed your father or were you told explicitly by a doctor that the vaccine was the cause?

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Anonymous OP 19h

Several. “Bad batch/lot”

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Anonymous #3 19h

what vaccine was it if you don’t mind me asking?

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Anonymous OP 19h

The one that put him into emergency surgery was his second dose of Pfizer. Different doctors, long story on how I came to speak with them, but shortened through a family friend in the industry, were advising their kids on the lot/batch issue to drop out of school because (they were Moderna connected) they could only verify a single lot in that age group had a QC check coming from China. But nearly all our pharmaceuticals have supply chains that originate there or India.

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Anonymous OP 19h

Like I don’t blame yall for thinking the science behind the vaccines is reasonable. But what is being tested vs produced are apparently completely different things. There’s so much more to that situation than “a brilliant vaccine was made, everyone should take it.”

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Anonymous #3 16h

So would you say you’re completely anti vax? Like for example if you were to have a baby and they want to give the vitamin k shot, would you be opposed to that?

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Anonymous OP 14h

At this point I’m looking to talk to the Amish about how they go about births in the USA or considering just moving to another country. Again it’s not the hospital staff or the academics, or scientists I’m extra skeptical of, it’s a supply chain not being secured issue. Which sort of sucks for pretty much anything you can buy as part of the global trade system. (Obviously I still shop at the grocery store) but I’ve just been rolling with the “take only what you need” principle of nature.

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Anonymous OP 14h

So if that was offered I would look at what’s going on at the time and ask myself/wife do they need it? Are they going to need it? What’s the likelihood they will or won’t? Because it’s likely not gonna be a 50/50 shot they will either need something or won’t. Penicillin shots are a great example. For some reason I’ve become allergic to most processed anti-biotics + lost my natural allergies. I’ve never been healthier, but in the past, it was pretty dang likely I needed a penicillin shot 1/2

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Anonymous OP 13h

2/2 due to an infection that was similar to staff inside a laceration on my leg. Still a bit of a dice roll back then (I was a kid, this is prior to supply chains being moved over seas as heavily) so I’m not against that as a method of treatment, or the concept of vaccines themselves, but I strongly recommend against blindly trusting any industry now that doesn’t have a solid lock on the products it’s distributing. I’ve just found many vaccines to be unnecessary like… most recent one we ran 2/3

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Anonymous OP 13h

3/3 numbers on was tetanus. (Work research project studying botulism + tetanus) and the likelihood of anyone other than farmers near the rust belt contracting tetanus is so low, that we could come up with no other conclusion other than profiteering for it being recommended to the entire population as a precaution.

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