PILOT SPIN
Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: Number7 on May 09, 2024, 04:23:57 AM
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Gee… only four years after people started dying from the criminally negligent scam,…
https://redstate.com/benkew/2024/05/08/astrazeneca-withdraws-its-covid-vaccine-worldwide-citing-dangerous-side-effects-n2173893
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How do they get the number that 6.5 million lives were saved by this vaccine? "Independent estimates". Yeah, sure.
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"Safe and effective"
Thousands upon thousands of people had their lives turned upside down over the clot shot. People were fired, careers destroyed for refusing to inject this garbage. Constant badgering and shaming, demands of home lockdowns and denial of medical attention were but a few of the things happening trying to get this shit into everyone.
Never again.
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Biggest scam since Man Made Climate Change and just as destructive.
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Same goes for the masking idiocy. Totally ineffective, and in some instances dangerous, but there we were being forced to wear face diapers.
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I have a blood clot in my hand right now! I’m sure the vax I took 2 years ago is the cause.
Kidding, TTS is actually caused by this vaccine which is the one that uses chimpanzee virus as a vector; it’s not like the mRNA vaccines. Don’t misinterpret that statement as me saying the mRNA ones are safe.
My blood clot was caused by a technician sticking an IV needle through a valve. Damn hand vein needle sticks.
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My blood clot was caused by a technician sticking an IV needle through a valve. Damn hand vein needle sticks.
Ow ow ow! I hate those hand sticks. Once in the emergency room they had a hard time finding a vein. Tried to stick between my thumb and finger and hit a nerve. Five years later and it's still numb there. I truly appreciate medical professionals, but sometimes they miss.
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Time to retire?
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Ow ow ow! I hate those hand sticks. Once in the emergency room they had a hard time finding a vein. Tried to stick between my thumb and finger and hit a nerve. Five years later and it's still numb there. I truly appreciate medical professionals, but sometimes they miss.
Yes they do. Years ago I had a serious injury to the index finger on my right hand, arguably my most important digit. The second joint was torn open to the bone. At the ER they stitched it all up, bandaged the whole finger and sent me home. A few days later I removed all the gauze and discovered that the very tip of the finger had also been cut, just under the nail and they had completely missed it. It had started healing around the gauze and I ripped the gauze out which hurt like hell. It never healed right and to this day it’s like there is a raw nerve just under the skin which zings if I hit it just right, and the nail grows kind of bent. Been like that for over 40 years now.
I also truly appreciate medical professionals but they are only human, and it that case it’s not like I noticed the other “little” cut either. The open second joint kind of grabbed all the attention.
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Yes they do. Years ago I had a serious injury to the index finger on my right hand, arguably my most important digit.
Although some days it's the middle finger that's the most used.
Ah, the zings! Right up the finger if I move just wrong. It's better now that it's just numb. Nerves are pretty amazing things.
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Although some days it's the middle finger that's the most used.
Ah, the zings! Right up the finger if I move just wrong. It's better now that it's just numb. Nerves are pretty amazing things.
The numb is better but also disconcerting. I cut my thumb just a few years ago on the same hand and it severed a nerve so the left side of my thumb has been numb ever since. That’s been nine or ten years. At the ER that time, he gave me a choice, either let him just stitch it up, or call in a hand surgeon and go to the ER and let the guy open it up, find the ends of the nerve and stitch them back together but the surgery option came with greater risk of complications. So I opted for him to just close it up and let me go home, knowing the numbness would likely be permanent.
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And to continue the numbness... my surgeon warned me about numbness after my foot surgery. It's numb around the scar, but the tip of my big toe is numb as well. Kind of strange.
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And to continue the numbness... my surgeon warned me about numbness after my foot surgery. It's numb around the scar, but the tip of my big toe is numb as well. Kind of strange.
One of the reasons I went with the old posterior approach for my hip replacement is that the new anterior approach has the risk of permanent numbness down the outside of your thigh. Half a thumb is one thing, half a thigh is quite another.
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I had a thoracotomy in 2005. For several years following the surgery, I would occasionally have the distinct sensation that the skin on my stomach was wet. a strange sensation...
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I had a thoracotomy in 2005. For several years following the surgery, I would occasionally have the distinct sensation that the skin on my stomach was wet. a strange sensation...
When my feet are bare I still feel like I have socks on. I was recently told I have moderate peripheral neuropathy in my feet and can't feel cold sensation anymore so I bet that's what's going on there. The doctor wants to put me on a ZERO carb diet. No low, zero. I still don't have diabetes, just pre-diabetes but apparently that can cause PN too.
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I had a thoracotomy in 2005. For several years following the surgery, I would occasionally have the distinct sensation that the skin on my stomach was wet. a strange sensation...
I used to have that sensation quite frequently.
Then I lost 40 pounds and now when I exhibit my drinking problem (tilting glass too far before it reaches my lips), it hits the floor (or something else) instead of my stomach.