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Mary Ann's avatar

Tonight I was taken to task for the “crazy things I read and have sent to a friends”. This from a man who blames Facebook for all the problems in the world today. It is facebook’s fault.

The interesting thing about this man tearing into me was that I remained calm, did not take offence because I know I have made the absolute right decisions to turn off msm, decline the experimental biologicals and recognise when we are being lied to.

It was also a reminder, most people have been brainwashed. So it is with great interest to read an oncologist’s professional opinion on the covid boosters. Most people will never see or read this article because it isn’t in the Guardian, or Times, Telegraph or BBC.

Thank you for another great substack💕💕

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Tommy's avatar

I'll add my anecdotal observation.

I'm not an oncologist, just a normal guy that has regularly donated whole blood for the last 15 years as often as I can, partly because I have fairly high hematocrit levels and my doctor said regular donations can keep that in a healthy range.

I've never been asked in these 15 years to donate platelets until about 6 months ago. The blood bank was practically begging me to consider donating those a few months back because of a 'critical shortage'.

At my last appointment, they begged me again and then followed up with a phone call, saying I could give those as often as once a week (!) based on my platelet counts.

I asked what's up with the shortage and the nurse said there's very high demand amongst cancer patients in the area, who are the primary recipients of donated platelets.

I'm probably going to suck it up and donate in December a few times when I have time off, but it's not the most pleasant experience...2 hours hooked up to a machine! But, clearly something unusual is happening in our area.

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