That happened to me when I took too many mushrooms once. Needless to say it freaked out my friends who were with me... also on way too many mushrooms.

I was 25 at the time and never did shrooms again after that.
- bloatedmosquito

When we were kids my mother cut the tip of her finger off, my older brother dropped like a stone. Good old psychosomatic response, it is normal.

I read an interesting medical journey article about how it's going to take years and possibly decades to firmly know the long term side effects of covid survivors and it got me wondering about how many years or decades it'll take to figure out the long term side effects of the new vaccine, historically they don't know long term side effects until year 5 or 6.... but till then,
roll up your sleeve everyone who's not in the danger demographic, time to get vaccinated against something that statistically doesn't effect you and won't stop you from transmitting the sickness or getting sick....(you still get sick, just not hospital ICU sick).

Damn you! I was going to say the exact same thing.
- bloatedmosquito

maybe she was nervous about the cameras and the media, maybe has a phobia of needles, maybe she didn't eat in the morning. I think you can probably see the point I am trying to get at with the post and the wording in it.. maybe
- Codes1087

😆, I do, or maybe the nanobots encountered resistance and caused her heart to mermer....

Did you know the CEO of Pfizer hasn't gotten the vaccine, why would that be?

😆, I do, or maybe the nanobots encountered resistance and caused her heart to mermer....

Did you know the CEO of Pfizer hasn't gotten the vaccine, why would that be?
- Pres.cup

those microchips and GPS trackers take a super insane toll of peoples blood pressure

That just happened to a friend of mine. Unfortunately it resulted in a concussion and heart stopping for half a minute.
- Shuswap Wap

my wife was using a box cutter to open up our moving boxes in our recent move, and it slipped and sliced her finger tip (needed stitches). She immediately went pale, felt nauseas, got the cold sweats and needed a cold pack on her neck. Shes an RN and has a super high pain tolerance as well. Its just one of those weird things I guess

those microchips and GPS trackers take a super insane toll of peoples blood pressure
- Codes1087

Not to mention the nanobots. I've heard that people feel different after getting the mRNA vaccine, I don't really buy into that, I just think that we don't know any long term side effects so it's silly to vaccinate those who it statistically didn't make sick with something that still shows them to be carriers.... fear based response instead of taking the time to wait. Vaccinate those at risk, wait for results over time before thinking about doing those who aren't at risk.

You can see the moment the nanotechnology enters her cerebral cortex and begins taking over her brain....
- Pres.cup

😂😂😂

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You can see the moment the nanotechnology enters her cerebral cortex and begins taking over her brain....
- Pres.cup

Don't worry...the next 3 'required' vaccine shots will fix it...

😆, I do, or maybe the nanobots encountered resistance and caused her heart to mermer....

Did you know the CEO of Pfizer hasn't gotten the vaccine, why would that be?
- Pres.cup

Maybe because a vaccine that is 95% effective for a 'virus' with a 99.98750000% survival rate??

Funny how in 70 years of flu vaccine research they have only been 40% effective on vaccinations but here comes COVID we have a 95% effective vaccine in less than 9 months...