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Fran's avatar

I have refused the clot shot, but did catch "something" in mid-January of 2020. Didn't get tested, and I guess was lucky before the big push came at work for the jabs, masks, testing, and all the other foolishness. I follow multiple doctors, Joseph Mercola is one of them. He heavily warned people against these jabs from the get-go, so I followed his advice (AND my instincts). It wasn't just him, but he has some very excellent and detailed commenters on his site. Which like here, its not just the authors, but there is a LOT to be learned from people like us. Regular Joe Schmos that can rub two brain cells together. Yes, being low on Vit. D is in most people. The sun won't give you enough and its a good way to catch any virus out there if you do not supplement. People have fallen away from eating healthy, I am one of them, so am suffering with fixing my thyroid/adrenal glands. Its not a road I would recommend to others, but taking meds is NOT the answer. Makes things far worse and out of control.

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I heard a similar tree fall story and have one myself.

A friend said that a 150+ year old oak dropped a big branch

one storm, and it probably weighed a thousand pounds.

He showed me a single roofing shingle, and said that was the only

casuality of the accident, only one shingle was damaged.

It could have easily taken out that portion of the house

but I think the trees try....I think there is a lot of love there,

and they do their best. Worse accidents notwithstanding.

My story is that a giant cherry fell a decade ago now in my

neighbors yard. The tree fell aling the fence we share and

into the clear driveway, didnt really do any damage at all

even to fences. The wood still sits, in pieces in the driveway

she thought she would burn it but it all just rotted mostly.

Being cherry, its hard enuf to where some is still good

for burning. It would probably split up easily if so.

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