Blazor

[Blazor]

Blazor! You good bro? I've tried speaking to you in the SB a few times but I think you missed the comments...

I'm good for the most part lol. Yeah I missed the shouts in the box lol. I don't think the @ works in there either. Hope you good as well! Gott mit uns!!!

[Blazor]

yes VF, you goof.... like you, i don't have time for "other forums".... anyway i got sent a video the other day.... i didn't get much from it but i remembered you.... you'll probably LOVE it.... enjoy.... 

https://www.bitchute.com/video/XZE30DB0fN4z

 

Oh my gosh that was frickin' AWESOME!!!!!   

I'd watch that over Rings of Power hahaha.

[Lab Flaker]

I am saying my employment was dependent on getting vaccinated. Therefore my retirement too. I would have got my job back. BUT, it would have delayed my retirement by eighteen-twenty four months. I said no way to that.

Ah fair enough. You were on the cusp of retirement then. That would've pissed you off no doubt given all the super-unknowns that they injected into you. Apart from the obvious heart issues that people are experiencing... plantar fasciitis seems to be another problem with those that have had the jab. If you injure or twist an ankle it's an ailment that you might have to look out for given your exercise regime.

Incidence of Plantar fasciitis has almost doubled in Australia, and all signs coincide with the those having the vaccines.

Good luck mate, hope all goes well.
 

[Shen Li]

Ah fair enough. You were on the cusp of retirement then. That would've pissed you off no doubt given all the super-unknowns that they injected into you. Apart from the obvious heart issues that people are experiencing... plantar fasciitis seems to be another problem with those that have had the jab. If you injure or twist an ankle it's an ailment that you might have to look out for given your exercise regime.

Incidence of Plantar fasciitis has almost doubled in Australia, and all signs coincide with the those having the vaccines.

Good luck mate, hope all goes well.
 

I don't know why, but there is a lot of plantar fasciitis in China.

[Lab Flaker]

I don't know why, but there is a lot of plantar fasciitis in China.

My wife twisted her ankle as well and she developed Plantar fasciitis. She had to have two vaccines because it was required to see an ailing relative in hospital.

One of my customers twisted his ankle and within a few months he too developed Plantar fasciitis. Also vaccinated.

The doctor said off the record that he felt that so many side-effects and anomalies seem to coincide with those having taken the vaccines.

Bad medicine!

[Shen Li]

My wife twisted her ankle as well and she developed Plantar fasciitis. She had to have two vaccines because it was required to see an ailing relative in hospital.

One of my customers twisted his ankle and within a few months he too developed Plantar fasciitis. Also vaccinated.

The doctor said off the record that he felt that so many side-effects and anomalies seem to coincide with those having taken the vaccines.

Bad medicine!

I never heard that vaccine side effect yet.

[Lab Flaker]

I never heard that vaccine side effect yet.

"Experts" are saying that it's rare apparently. But this just sounds like more people trying to avoid liability.

The occurrence of fasciitis after COVID-19 vaccination is rare. The BNT162b2 COVID-19 vaccine can cause fasciitis distant to the injection site. The use of steroids is not essential for treatment of vaccine-associated fasciitis.9 Mar 2022

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8906020/#:~:text=The%20occurrence%20of%20fasciitis%20after%20COVID%2D19%20vaccination%20is%20rare.&text=The%20BNT162b2%20COVID%2D19%20vaccine,distant%20to%20the%20injection%20site.&text=The%20use%20of%20steroids%20is,treatment%20of%20vaccine%2Dassociated%20fasciitis.

[Lab Flaker]

That's just a quick search...but there seems to be heaps more articles about it, after another few minutes searching.

Another one:

COVID-19 has been spreading worldwide. Therefore, the COVID-19 vaccine is recommended for prevention. However, adverse events after COVID-19 vaccination remain an issue, and we should monitor patients for adverse events and determine their association with COVID-19 vaccination. Here, we report a case involving a 48-year-old Japanese woman who experienced dull left leg pain that resolved spontaneously after the first vaccine dose, followed by deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE) after the second dose. The findings from this case suggest that the COVID-19 vaccine could cause severe adverse events, such as DVT. Therefore, patients should understand their subjective symptoms and report any side effects experienced after the first dose before they take the second dose. Furthermore, medical providers should enquire about all possible symptoms experienced after the initial dose before they administer the second dose.

[Blazor]

I don't know why, but there is a lot of plantar fasciitis in China.

Hey you 

[formosan]

Hey you 

That's so cute Blazor.

[Blazor]

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[Blazor]

[Blazor]

That's so cute Blazor.

Here ya go lol...

[Blazor]

[Brent]

Ah fair enough. You were on the cusp of retirement then. That would've pissed you off no doubt given all the super-unknowns that they injected into you. Apart from the obvious heart issues that people are experiencing... plantar fasciitis seems to be another problem with those that have had the jab. If you injure or twist an ankle it's an ailment that you might have to look out for given your exercise regime.

Incidence of Plantar fasciitis has almost doubled in Australia, and all signs coincide with the those having the vaccines.

Good luck mate, hope all goes well.
 

I haven't heard about Plantar worts fallout from vaccines here.