Three close family members have now taken the vaccine (two Moderna, one Pfizer). “Pfizer” gets his “news” from CNN- MSNBC-NPR. The Moderna takers get their news from word-of-mouth.
None of them read what I post. So I wonder, maybe I’m just preaching to the choir… a lone voice in the wilderness.
Front Line Doctors predict the ramifications of these vaccines will be seen this Fall. I’m hoping that’s not the case. But they aren’t in it for the Big Pharma lucre. And they’re not controlled by Big Globalists. So who do you think I believe?
In spite of my warnings and pleading, my mom had both rounds of the Az jab. I really hope they are wrong about it but my gut tells me they are not. It’s gut wrenching to watch how fiercely people cling to the lie the MSM pushes. I try to talk to my mom and it’s like she can’t see what is right in front of her. And if she does see, she has a million justifications to make it all ok. And the more I try to explain, the harder she doubles down and refuses to be informed. It’s like she is under a spell. I have never wanted to be wrong about something more in my entire life.
Tell me if this sounds cold and heartless, but I am tremendously thankful that my mother passed away last April 19. She was in an assisted living facility and hadn’t had a visit from family in a month. When her vitals began declining, I flew to be by her side but the closest I could get was the window by her bed.
I always hoped to be able to hold her hand as she made her transition, but I was denied that honor due to COVID-19. She lived a long, full life but I miss her and I wish her parting could have involved her loved ones.
Still I am so thankful she got to move to heaven after only 4 weeks of this foolishness. Her body gave out, but I believe her heart did too. Mother of 8, she found life in her kids – none of whom could visit her. So, I am glad she didn’t have to suffer in loneliness for more than a month. I am also grateful that I didn’t have to fight for her right to deny the vaccine. I was her medical POA and I wouldn’t allow the facility to give her a flu shot because she never took them. She told me once that she only got the flu shot once – the only year she got the flu.
I know if she was still a resident, I’d have some of my siblings telling me to let her have the “vaccine.” The facility probably would have forced it, but I knew my mother’s wishes and it would have put me in a difficult position. So, while I miss my mother terribly, I am joyous at the thought that she is in heaven instead of this earth right now!
What a blessed relief for you both! You have my sympathy and understanding.