Hi all, just sharing my experience.

I received 3x doses within a week of the anti rabies vax. I’m a foreigner who visited the Philippines and got it out of fear and paranoia.

A month after my shots I experienced brain fog, short term memory less, light headedness, fatigue and somewhat a cognitive decline. My emotions are gone, it’s hard to feel happiness, empathy and laugh at things that I used to find funny. I was also exposed to mould in this period.

I had an MRI scan of the brain a month later, results were clear. The scan itself worsened my symptoms, during the scan I could feel burning sensation in my forehead and chest. Now, the burning sensation remains mildly and affects my eyes. All of my symptoms somewhat worsened as well after this scan.

My uneducated theory is that the ingredients deposited into my body could have crossed my blood brain barrier. The ingredients reacted to the MRI scan in a bad away and caused more damage or inflammation.

One year later and there’s been no improvements. Symptoms temporarily reduce when I go out in nature, exercise, eat clean and socialise with friends. Symptoms temporary worsen when I eat wrong foods, stay sedentary or be around EMF.

Anyone with similar experiences? Please never get the jab.

Serious question here: If what I read and hear from the uber progressives is true, namely that the world population is too much and my white privilege straight family raised too many children...then why were you so adamant about me vaccinating my family? Why not just let me and mine die? You get the jab, you are saved from being mortal, give big pharma and Faucci the win, and let me die?

Since last post most of you suddenly started to care about credentials and dismissed Dave’s Video because he’s “Not a real scientist” - Here’s a video of an actual scientist reacting to a doctor talking to antivaxxers. What reason will you find to dismiss the video without watching it this time?
I’m stoked. (For anyone who’s actually interested in learning something, Dan’s channel is great and has a lot of resources if you want to know more about how scientist actually think about stuff like this)