Back in January I booked in a routine blood test as a general health MOT, it's something I've done on a semi-regular basis throughout my adult life, once every few years or so. The test in January was booked through a private clinic which I booked after seeing a sponsored ad for the company on Facebook. It was a home visit, the phlebotomist took my bloods and then the very next day I woke up with a weird metallic taste in my mouth. The next couple of days I presented with a rash across my chest, then 4 or 5 days after the test my right eye swelled up and was swollen for around a week. Ever since, I've been presenting with achy joints - achilles, knees, hips, shoulders, wrists. At the time I suspected a dirty needle may have been used. I've since been for multiple Hepatitis and HIV tests on that basis (a mix of DIY test kits, private and NHS), but they have all come back negative. However I've had numerous blood tests since which actually do seem to indicate a pattern of liver and kidney function declining, albeit still within normal levels currently. Because of my continued symptoms and my blood markers being out of whack since January (I was always Mr. Consistent with my levels previously), and the fact that all of this came on immediately after that blood test in January, it's all far too much of a coincidence to rule out a dirty needle. I've also been for a (private) upper body MRI scan which according to the GP indicated I have a 7mm node on my lung (likely benign in his opinion), nerves being impacted in 5 vertebrae in my neck, along with moderate-severe fatty liver which according to the GP can be resolved with diet changes and exercise. So they are my health concerns. They do not relate to the covid jab, although I confess that my immune system did have a massive reaction after receiving my 3rd booster, resulting in my eczema no longer being controllable using regular steroid creams, so much so that I had to go to hospital for it and I think I am now technically immunocompromised, and have been prescribed biologic injections for the past few years (which are honestly a wonder drug - since taking them my eczema, asthma and hayfever symptoms have all massively improved). I'll be honest, I don't know where I stand any more on the covid jab and those horrific couple of years we all went through. We do need to normalise listening to the advice of experts in their respective fields, as long as they are speaking independently, without state, institution or criminal overreach. I know a virologist who worked in one of the medical labs in Liverpool, who from a purely scientific viewpoint was horrified by what they saw first hand, and they are adamant that the response saved lives. I'm willing to trust the experts who were on the front lines witnessing and dealing with the crisis. And that's all I am able to do really. All I can do is provide detail on what I personally have experienced. So if you were to ask me if covid was a big conspiracy, was it created in a lab, was it just a big money making exercise, or the great reset or whatever some people refer to it as, my honest answer is I don't know. Having witnessed serious corruption myself, maybe I'm more of a sceptic with regards the origin of covid these days. But the honest answer is I don't know, and I'm happy sticking to that viewpoint unless further reputable evidence presents itself. Trust the experts who are on the front lines witnessing and dealing with the crisis. As long as they are independent and not a mouthpiece for the state, institutions and/or criminality.
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