I have not finished reading that article, but I had to immediately stop and comment when I read about the smell.
This was one of my first vax injury symptoms (albeit a benign one). I noticed it immediately. When I sweat post-vax, it didn’t smell like me. It smelt metallic. I told my girlfriend over and over again about it…
I have not finished reading that article, but I had to immediately stop and comment when I read about the smell.
This was one of my first vax injury symptoms (albeit a benign one). I noticed it immediately. When I sweat post-vax, it didn’t smell like me. It smelt metallic. I told my girlfriend over and over again about it - she never really could get behind it, so I thought maybe my sense of smell was altered. But then a friend pointed it out at a workout class when I was sweating heavily.
The smell comes and goes now. Whenever it comes, I know I’m about to have a flare up of symptoms
AMD - wanted to add a new shedding story to the compilation.
I had a periodontal appt with a new doc (a 40ish year old man), who was referred to by my dentist (whose husband had a stroke after his first Pfizer, and never fully recovered). I get to the office, all is fine. I am ushered into the exam room, and I start feeling not so good. The perio comes into the office, and I start feeling worse. Headache, dizzy, sweaty. 5 minutes into giving him my history, my vax injury comes up as it relates to chronic oral inflammation.
He proceeds to say "Yeah there is something weird going on with these vaccines and with Covid. I was just diagnosed with a DVT in my arm yesterday, after getting my booster 10 days ago"
To keep the story short and relevant to shedding, I spent another 20 minutes in that room with him. I proceeded to get home, eat dinner, and have a severe upper GI issue that prevented me from getting a minute of sleep, and from laying down anywhere close to flat. I thought it was my lungs or heart at first because the pain was so severe, but I waited it out because I had no issues with breathing - the next day i juiced some green cabbage (indicated for stomach ulcers and non-ulcerative gastritis) and experienced immediate relief. My GI tract has been somewhat of a weak spot during all this (one H Pylori infection, worsened GERD, slow gastric emptying, on and off severe gastritis, etc...), and this shedding episode seemed to flare that up for me.
The extended part of this is asking myself why in the world this man is still getting boosted (when his close colleague's husband had a stroke after his shots)... him trying to explain it away to me (he said he also got on a flight in the past week, so it could've been that; this guy seemed to be in very good health otherwise)... him simultaneously sounding fearful and asking me questions about vax injury and why it happens (but me not knowing how to answer because you never know how "safe" it is to talk to people on this topic)... and me debating whether it would have been socially acceptable to just get up and tell him I needed to leave after he revealed his recently boosted status (obviously I didn't, and paid the price)
Nicky Boosh Jan 8
I have not finished reading that article, but I had to immediately stop and comment when I read about the smell.
This was one of my first vax injury symptoms (albeit a benign one). I noticed it immediately. When I sweat post-vax, it didn’t smell like me. It smelt metallic. I told my girlfriend over and over again about it - she never really could get behind it, so I thought maybe my sense of smell was altered. But then a friend pointed it out at a workout class when I was sweating heavily.
The smell comes and goes now. Whenever it comes, I know I’m about to have a flare up of symptoms
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/what-is-the-current-evidence-for/comment/46853122
AMD - wanted to add a new shedding story to the compilation.
I had a periodontal appt with a new doc (a 40ish year old man), who was referred to by my dentist (whose husband had a stroke after his first Pfizer, and never fully recovered). I get to the office, all is fine. I am ushered into the exam room, and I start feeling not so good. The perio comes into the office, and I start feeling worse. Headache, dizzy, sweaty. 5 minutes into giving him my history, my vax injury comes up as it relates to chronic oral inflammation.
He proceeds to say "Yeah there is something weird going on with these vaccines and with Covid. I was just diagnosed with a DVT in my arm yesterday, after getting my booster 10 days ago"
To keep the story short and relevant to shedding, I spent another 20 minutes in that room with him. I proceeded to get home, eat dinner, and have a severe upper GI issue that prevented me from getting a minute of sleep, and from laying down anywhere close to flat. I thought it was my lungs or heart at first because the pain was so severe, but I waited it out because I had no issues with breathing - the next day i juiced some green cabbage (indicated for stomach ulcers and non-ulcerative gastritis) and experienced immediate relief. My GI tract has been somewhat of a weak spot during all this (one H Pylori infection, worsened GERD, slow gastric emptying, on and off severe gastritis, etc...), and this shedding episode seemed to flare that up for me.
The extended part of this is asking myself why in the world this man is still getting boosted (when his close colleague's husband had a stroke after his shots)... him trying to explain it away to me (he said he also got on a flight in the past week, so it could've been that; this guy seemed to be in very good health otherwise)... him simultaneously sounding fearful and asking me questions about vax injury and why it happens (but me not knowing how to answer because you never know how "safe" it is to talk to people on this topic)... and me debating whether it would have been socially acceptable to just get up and tell him I needed to leave after he revealed his recently boosted status (obviously I didn't, and paid the price)