I was born in the mid-fifties. When I was four, Mom took me to the doctor's to get the polio vaccine. I remember the cab ride home. We pulled up in front of my Mom's best friend's house. Her son (my age) was playing in the yard. I dashed out of the cab and began running across the lawn toward my friend. Suddenly, EVERYTHING below my waist went DEAD. I mean, NO FEELING WHATSOEVER. I collapsed on my face, stunned. I was only four, I had no idea what was happening. Suddenly, all my feeling came back, I pushed myself back up, and continued running after my friend.
If you'd been watching me, I'm sure you would've seen what you thought was just a clumsy little girl tripping over her own feet, just like little kids do all the time. Anyway, I never said anything to anyone about it. I was four -- how the heck would I know that I'd just suffered a case of vaccine-induced "flaccid paralysis" and escaped a permanent case of it?! I didn't know, not until years later, and I mean decades and by that I mean I just RECENTLY realized what had happened to me!
Know what else I've come to realize, just recently? I've always been that odd ball that no one understood or really liked (especially hard on girls; we're the ones that are supposed to be oh-so sociable, charming and likeable). My thought processes are, I guess, unusual -- I see the world quite a bit differently from most others, and always have. But when all you have is your own experience, its hard to realize that you're "different". I mean, you can only see the world through your own eyes, so you can't see what other people see, and its hard to understand that they sure as heck don't see the world the way you do. It's ESPECIALLY difficult when you're just an inexperienced, unworldly kid, with angry, resentful, confused and very disappointed parents.
So, gee. I finally realized I'm FREAKIN' AUTISTIC. They just didn't have a word for it, back in the early sixties. I don't know who I would've been if it weren't for that damned vaccine. I sure as all hell haven't enjoyed being who I am, though -- I can tell you that.
I've since heard rumors that polio was man-made, and was basically unheard of in the 1800's. I don't know if that's true, but it sure won't surprise me if it is.
The rush to approve and distribute covid vaccination is totally unprecedented and driven entirely by the profit motive, not life-saving altruism. What this documentary shows is major precedent for ulterior motives and corruption in research and the scientific community compromising safety and public health.
I was born in the mid-fifties. When I was four, Mom took me to the doctor's to get the polio vaccine. I remember the cab ride home. We pulled up in front of my Mom's best friend's house. Her son (my age) was playing in the yard. I dashed out of the cab and began running across the lawn toward my friend. Suddenly, EVERYTHING below my waist went DEAD. I mean, NO FEELING WHATSOEVER. I collapsed on my face, stunned. I was only four, I had no idea what was happening. Suddenly, all my feeling came back, I pushed myself back up, and continued running after my friend.
If you'd been watching me, I'm sure you would've seen what you thought was just a clumsy little girl tripping over her own feet, just like little kids do all the time. Anyway, I never said anything to anyone about it. I was four -- how the heck would I know that I'd just suffered a case of vaccine-induced "flaccid paralysis" and escaped a permanent case of it?! I didn't know, not until years later, and I mean decades and by that I mean I just RECENTLY realized what had happened to me!
Know what else I've come to realize, just recently? I've always been that odd ball that no one understood or really liked (especially hard on girls; we're the ones that are supposed to be oh-so sociable, charming and likeable). My thought processes are, I guess, unusual -- I see the world quite a bit differently from most others, and always have. But when all you have is your own experience, its hard to realize that you're "different". I mean, you can only see the world through your own eyes, so you can't see what other people see, and its hard to understand that they sure as heck don't see the world the way you do. It's ESPECIALLY difficult when you're just an inexperienced, unworldly kid, with angry, resentful, confused and very disappointed parents.
So, gee. I finally realized I'm FREAKIN' AUTISTIC. They just didn't have a word for it, back in the early sixties. I don't know who I would've been if it weren't for that damned vaccine. I sure as all hell haven't enjoyed being who I am, though -- I can tell you that.
I've since heard rumors that polio was man-made, and was basically unheard of in the 1800's. I don't know if that's true, but it sure won't surprise me if it is.
Wow! Sorry to read that happened to you... So messed up. Thank you for sharing though, I have a feeling you are not alone in that experience.
BULLSHIT! I was told it was the gheys...
The debate:
https://www.webmd.com/hiv-aids/news/20010425/scientists-refute-theory-about-origin-of-hiv
That is addressed toward the start of the documentary. Watch it before debunking it.
I said there's a known debate about it, new account.
Sorry for the hard react lol. Just a lot of subversive trolls over on conspiracies.win got me on edge haha.
Thank you for sharing.
The rush to approve and distribute covid vaccination is totally unprecedented and driven entirely by the profit motive, not life-saving altruism. What this documentary shows is major precedent for ulterior motives and corruption in research and the scientific community compromising safety and public health.
^^^That.^^^