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This one is heart-wrenching, as they all are. Clearly the mRNA shots are not ready for primetime and never were. I share these in hopes that we all will be more skeptical in the future, as it appears that they are turning to this new technology for future vaccinations for other illnesses, and it is extremely dangerous with potentially irreversible biological damage to those who take them. We all need INFORMED CONSENT before making decisions of this magnitude:

Marianne Galluzzo

First Dose of Pfizer on 09/21/2021

Australia

51 yrs old

Q: What was your life like before you got the vaccine?

My life was normal. I was active and heathy and had a positive attitude towards life. I was focused and planning my future – 10 year semi-retirement plan by starting an online business. I was motivated and always moving around doing things, and enjoying my children and local environment.

Q: Would you like to share your reason(s) for getting the vaccine?

I was coerced by my employer to take the jab if I wanted to keep my job as a teacher. I believe in bodily autonomy and not in the one-size-fits-all model. I believe in prevention treatments. But we were forced to take it, and then censored if we complained or raised questions. The DOE were ruthless. We were locked down and then told to take the jab, without discussion on other ways to combat this virus.

Q: What was your reaction, symptoms, & timeline?

After the jab I immediately experienced the usual reactions – brain fog, weakness and tiredness, racing heart and alway out of breath.

Over the next few weeks things seemed to get worse. I was experiencing neurological issues including paresthesia in my head and feet, extreme thunderclap headaches and electric shocks throughout my body. My sphincter muscles were affected and lag, causing incontinence. I also experienced muscle inflammation and was diagnosed with myositis. I had tachycardia and my heart was racing at around 130+ beats a minute for months on end. I had ongoing chest pain and ongoing lymph node pains in my groin and armpits that extend to my breasts. I have ongoing tingling sensations on the right side of my face and general weakness on the left hand side of my body. My finger gets cold too – Raynouds. My menstruation was immediately affected and it seems that I am now in menopause. I also developed andenmyosis and other uterus issues. My eye sight became blurry as I was experiencing electric shocks in both eyes and now I have dry eyes, light sensitivity and I am developing cataracts. I now have edema in my feet and swelling around my ankles and feet and have trouble getting out of bed in the mornings and now shuffle around. I also have developed a torturous ulna artery in my left wrist and I have permanent lump sticking out of my wrist that pulsates . I have ongoing head aches and back and shoulder pains and ongoing joint pains in my hands and feet. I was experiencing gurgling sensations in my left leg and lower back for over a year and they reoccur on occasions to this day.

I no longer work or motivated to do anything as it seems that life is just too hard for me. I have been going to doctors and specialists to be told that nothing is wrong and that it is all in my head. I recently had an colonoscopy and endoscopy and aspirated whilst under anesthetic and had to spend three nights in hospital as my lungs filled up with stomach fluid. The doctors found polyps that were turning cancerous and a lump in my GOR region, but still unsure why I experience ongoing reflux and sphincter dysfunction.

I’ve been gaslighted by the medical profession, telling me it must be old age! But when did 50 become old? My parents are in their 80’s and don’t experience half the issues I now have, due to old age! This saddens me as before this injection I was fit, healthy and had my wits about me. Now I feel worn and tired and lack motivation.

I did briefly return to work but was experiencing negativity from people I worked with. I no longer feel safe in my job and feel that people are always watching, spying and judging me. They make me feel uncomfortable and I’m always questioning my actions. I stay at home in bed most days and struggle with simple daily activities. The only thing that keeps me going is my children. Without them life isn’t worth living. I try and take my dog for morning walks but it seems to take a toll on my body and days to recover. I try my hardest to force myself to go out and exercise as I believe this will help me in the long run.

Q: Tell us about any tests, diagnoses, and/or Medical Care received:

I have had so many biopsies and blood tests and invasive procedures to see what is wrong. My bloods show inflammation and a few minor things but nothing conclusive. The scans show nothing as everything is “in range”. The MRI showed a lesion in the deep white matter but the report did not expand on this. However this is where I experience ongoing headaches since the injection. The doctors just ignore my complaints, shrug their shoulders and tell me that it is all anxiety related.

I recently saw the surgeon about my sphincter disfunction and she doesn’t know what is wrong and said that she can do more surgery but cannot guarantee that it will solve my ongoing closure issues. None of the doctors will say what the cause is as they are too scared to lose their licenses to practice. They won’t say vaccine injury.

When I saw the neurologist, she said straight out to me that before the pandemic my symptoms would have been considered serious. But since the TGA has rewritten the rule book, my ailments are now considered normal! Nothing makes sense. I have spent all my money on treatments and tests and almost 2 years later, still no help.

I now see a chiropractor and a physiotherapist on a regular basis. They seem to be helping me and supporting me in though this time.

Q: Where has your reaction been reported, and what was the response?

I’ve reported it to TGA and other government agencies in hope that they would respond. But nothing.

I reported it to my employer, and seeking workers compensation as it is a work related injury.

I would never had taken it, but we were told no injection, no job. As a result, I was injured, and still lost my right to work as I refused to get more shots. My employer threw me in the anti-vax bin and then threatened me if I spoke out. They were and still are horrible to me. They are disputing my workers comp claim and I now have legal help.

I know of others who have won their disputes with the department of education and the department is still illegally refusing to compensate them, as they are a government entity and have a bottomless pit of money to keep on fighting us. They don’t care about the damage this injection has caused and they are seeking out teachers from overseas and telling the public that there is a shortage but not giving out the real reasons why. The department of education has so many teachers out due to vaccine injury, but have decided to replace us with foreigners instead of trying to help us first.

Q: Are there any treatments that have helped or hurt your health?

The doctors gave me many pills which didn’t help and actually made me feel worse. I’m now on plant based medicines, namely cannabis. This is helping me. I take NAC, Quercetin, zinc, magnesium, vit c and d3 and B’s..and lots of water. I also take moringa and greens to help. The injection seemed to affect my stomach chemistry and I’m now lactose intolerant and cannot eat most of the foods I used to, as I experience ongoing reflux. The doctors prescribed a GERT medication which causes more issues and now on natural medicines such as cell salts to stop the ongoing reflux and excess fluid retention.

Q: Have you had Covid before?

One of the reactions from this injection was Covid like symptoms. I sneezed for 3 days straight, non stop, felt lethargy and aches and pains throughout my entire body.. It was a horrible experience as I knew it wasn’t Covid as there was no Covid reported where I lived. We were even locked down for weeks on end. I share my home with my children and none of them caught this from me. So it was definitely the vaccine.

To my knowledge I have not experienced the virus.

Q: What do you wish others knew?

Just say NO. I wish I had never taken it, and I wish we all had the opportunity to simply say NO together.

I feel now that the damage is done and I can never regain my health back to what it was before. I believe that it has shortened my life.

I have no plans to return to teaching, yet I have a mortgage and education debt with no means of paying either of them down.

I have been suppressed and forgotten by the system and believe that their ultimate goal is for me to harm myself.

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~FS

The Little Jewish Boy: audiobook

In this episode we hear the first-hand account of an elderly man, who tells his own remarkable story of the German invasion, and occupation of Poland in 1939. Back then, he was a young man of nineteen living peacefully on his parent’s farm. But very quickly, he gets caught up in the events that will forever change the lives of everyone around him. He describes in vivid and emotional detail how he was plunged into the midst of terrible violence, and his own descent into despair and hopelessness; and then the moment that gave him renewed hope, and a new will to fight for life and love, against overwhelming odds. In fact, it is a little boy who inspires our narrator; a little boy who, through the humblest of means and in a most beautiful and sublime way, shows our narrator the way to fight evil, and reignites his own will to live and to be free. Well, enough of this preamble, let’s hear the whole story in his own words. You may want to box of tissues at the ready for his emotional tale.

Mantlepiece Theater Episode 2: The Isle of Virtue

In this episode we will explore the exquisite gift of enduring love. This is the story of an elderly couple who have lived and loved, their entire existence within a remote area of Southeast Alaska. Within this harsh environment they built a life together, they raised a family, and now, in their golden years, together they share intimate and simple joys in the midst of their stark yet majestic surroundings. Here, we are invited to join them, for a brief time, in their warm and easy relationship together, as we are given a window into their daily routines; of fishing, felling trees, cultivating vegetables and sharing meals together. However, there are still some surprises in store for the old couple, and for us as well!  What is it that they suddenly discover after all those years of living in that one location? And how is it that they have never been aware of it before? If you are curious to find out, then sit back and enjoy the story, as we take you now on a journey of love in the wildest of places…

Where Have All The Comedians Gone?

I was recently walking through the public square, and I was suddenly struck by a profound absence of laughter. I turned to my friend and asked, “Is it just me? Or have we lost our humor lately?”

He looked at me with a blank stare and replied, “I think it’s just you, dummy!” And that made me smile. Thank goodness for good friends! But I wasn’t sure that he was right, so I decided to dig a little deeper; because from what I could see, nobody out here is laughing very much.

So I went to visit a renowned Humorologist, who asked to remain anonymous, and he pulled out numerous charts and graphs to help explain this phenomena. For decades, apparently, there has been a steady decline in the volume of jokes, jests, wisecracks and witticisms in the public arena; and comedy has been largely replaced by accusations, attacks and offense.

This erudite Comeditician went on to explain to me that in recent years there has been a dramatic reduction in the range of our natural comedic habitat. This has occurred throughout much of the world, but particularly within our own country’s borders. Sadly, the rapid expansion of invasive species, such as intolerance, narrow-mindedness, fear and pride, have been choking comedy out of our natural landscape. And it is this sudden and extreme loss of habitat which has led to a precipitous decline in the numbers of comedians in our land. Of those who remain, most are in hiding, and some even fear for their lives. Imagine that!

Shocked by this revelation of his, I replied I couldn’t quite believe that it has come to this. Surely, people wouldn’t resort to violence over a simple joke! To which, he replied with the following anecdote to illustrate his point:

“For instance,” he said. “Not long ago it was recorded in The Sadtown Gazette, that one resident, a young woman by the name of Samantha Badcandy of Joyless MN, that one day while taking a walk, she sighted a White-Breasted Jester, (among the last ever to be seen in that part of the country).  Apparently, it made several quips about the weather, which made her chuckle, but then when it accidentally made a spicy observation about her figure, she quickly took offence, pulled out a rifle, and shot it dead. It was believed to have been the last of its kind in Minnesota. When asked why she killed the creature, she replied, ‘Some things just aren’t funny!'”

“Comedians have it very tough nowadays, as their habitat dwindles, and their food supplies become scarcer,” the Historian of histrionics continued. “Comedy needs good-naturedness, openness, and humility in order to flourish. But these are in short supply nowadays. Today, true comedy is to be found only in private homes (where it is safe to practice it), Zoos (where the animals have maintained their good humor and simplicity), and in special Comedy-Reserves, lands set aside for the protection and preservation of comedians.”

He pulled out several more charts and graphs, and then pointed to a map showing the shrinking range where comedians can still safely roam without fear. “It used to be, in times past, that cities and college campuses were where you would most likely see a comedian, or even find flocks of them gathered together. But now, these locations are among the most dangerous for them; and few jokesters are actually seen any longer in the wild.”  


I left the Scholar of silliness, feeling a bit dejected, but still hopeful that all is not yet lost. I decided to visit one of the Comedy-Reserves that he had described, in hopes of learning more about how comedians are being rescued and protected from the ill-humored, and to find out what the future of laughter might be.

The Society for the Preservation of Really Funny People administers one such human-nature reserve on an undisclosed island off the coast of…I’d better not say; which I have been asked to keep secret (for the protection of their residents). At this preserve, they are cautiously optimistic. “We have a lot of work still ahead of us, obviously, but we are seeing our comedians thrive once again here, now that they are free from the environment of fear, and the climate of shame that they had been suffering within. Here, they can tell a good joke without looking over their shoulder. We are very hopeful that eventually we can reintroduce most of our comedians back into their native habitats once again.”

As I was preparing to leave the Island of Endangered Comics, one of the caretakers had a final parting comment, which filled me with hope and which I’ve never forgotten. She said to me, “One of our comedians shared with me something important about comedy that people often overlook. He said that, humor ultimately is about love. It’s love that allows us to laugh at ourselves, and to laugh at each other. And that’s a very good thing!” 

I hadn’t thought about that before, but decided it is true. Today, I’m hopeful and anticipating with amusement, for the time when our world is safe again to release the comedians into the wild; and for the time when we will see them roaming freely once again, and cracking jokes with impunity.  

~FS