Covid is Real - I had it!

[Firebird]

10 hours ago, DaleP said:

 

All I hear when I am out and about is people complaining about pain and cramps etc.... and these people are young. Jabbed no doubt.

 

 

Or a virus. I'm unvaxxed but I recently recovered from a virus, according to a test it was covid positive. I did a couple of tests over the past year out of curiosity and this was the first time it was positive. It wasn't ''just the flu'' based on my past experience with the flu. Recovery rate was different and not linear like with the flu. I know people here think the virus doesn't exist but that never made sense to me, especially when so many people in recent months are catching something. In any case, I probably have antibodies against it by now.

Perhaps those people you mention got issues from the vaxx, or maybe from a virus. You can't know unless you ask.

 

 

Edited April 21, 2022 by Firebird

[whatthefoxhat]

19 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

Or a virus. I'm unvaxxed but I recently recovered from a virus, according to a test it was covid positive. I did a couple of tests over the past year out of curiosity and this was the first time it was positive. It wasn't ''just the flu'' based on my past experience with the flu. Recovery rate was different and not linear like with the flu. I know people here think the virus doesn't exist but that never made sense to me, especially when so many people in recent months are catching something. In any case, I probably have antibodies against it by now.

Perhaps those people you mention got issues from the vaxx, or maybe from a virus. You can't know unless you ask.

 

 

Maybe a cold or GASP a mutated seasonal flu virus (they mutate every year regular as clockwork)...Goodness me imagine if you'd just had what used to be called seasonal flu....It would Call into question everything the msm are telling you to believe

 

You had the flu ...get over it

[zArk]

1 hour ago, Firebird said:

know people here think the virus doesn't exist but that never made sense to me, especially when so many people in recent months are catching something. In any case, I probably have antibodies against it by now.

people are sick through stress (physical, emotional and chemical). 

the body is in a constant state of breakdown and repair. when the breakdowns outweigh the repair its called illness.

there is nothing to catch, nothing being spread person to person. that is a failed theorectical model

 

we have no immune system, no antibodies. thats a failed model

 

unhealthy people get sick

healthy people are well

people tuning their bodies to a beneficial frequency will spiritually progress

 

the body is an antenna , if the parts are broken or rusty the receiver fails . if the decoder is wrongly programmed the signal is wasted

 

most people are so poisoned that their antanna is knackered and the decoder is scrambled. 

 

check out 'the invisible rainbow' for one major stressor 

 

 

[Firebird]

2 hours ago, whatthefoxhat said:

 

You had the flu ...get over it

 

I have the flu almost yearly. I know what that feels like and I know how I recover from that. If I get fever at Tuesday I know I'll be super fit again the next weekend. It wasn't like that with what I recently had. Also never had such loss of strength during a flu. It's a new virus and the response of the body is stronger. Nothing weird about that.

[whatthefoxhat]

4 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

I have the flu almost yearly. I know what that feels like and I know how I recover from that. If I get fever at Tuesday I know I'll be super fit again the next weekend. It wasn't like that with what I recently had. Also never had such loss of strength during a flu. It's a new virus and the response of the body is stronger. Nothing weird about that.

Still just another dose of the flu though...Not some deadly virus you need 4 jabs for and putting your life on the line through the jabs...theres a word for folk such as yourself....Cyberchondriacs....poor me...poor me....pour me another

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, whatthefoxhat said:

Still just another dose of the flu though...Not some deadly virus you need 4 jabs for and putting your life on the line through the jabs...theres a word for folk such as yourself....Cyberchondriacs....poor me...poor me....pour me another

 

Who said anything about needing 4 jabs and putting my life on the line through the jabs? That's a straw man.

 

It's ignorant to automatically dismiss existence of a new virus and say it's ''just the flu'', because some symptoms happen to be similar. It's a sort of bizarre worker class mentality.. ''nothing happening here... if it doesn't kill you than don't mention it! It doesn't exist. Everything is just the flu.''

 

Edited April 21, 2022 by Firebird

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, zArk said:

people are sick through stress (physical, emotional and chemical). 

the body is in a constant state of breakdown and repair. when the breakdowns outweigh the repair its called illness.

there is nothing to catch, nothing being spread person to person. that is a failed theorectical model

 

we have no immune system, no antibodies. thats a failed model

 

unhealthy people get sick

healthy people are well

people tuning their bodies to a beneficial frequency will spiritually progress

 

the body is an antenna , if the parts are broken or rusty the receiver fails . if the decoder is wrongly programmed the signal is wasted

 

most people are so poisoned that their antanna is knackered and the decoder is scrambled. 

 

check out 'the invisible rainbow' for one major stressor 

 

 

 

You're saying viruses don't exist. I disagree.

What would you do if a rabid dog bit you? Rabies is just stress? Just do spiritual progress and all will be fine?

[SimonTV]

9 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

You're saying viruses don't exist. I disagree.

What would you do if a rabid dog bit you? Rabies is just stress? Just do spiritual progress and all will be fine?

 

I think rabies is a parasite

[zArk]

6 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

You're saying viruses don't exist. I disagree.

What would you do if a rabid dog bit you? Rabies is just stress? Just do spiritual progress and all will be fine?

rabies is a funny one aint it, although it was renamed tetanus (which in itself is another nonsense without any proof or conclusive test)

 

wheres the isolated rabies virus evidence? there is none, ever.

 

from the bite day the 'disease' can take one day to a month to a year to show itself.... and theres no test to show the presence of 'rabies'.

 

but if the bite gets into the blood, there will be problems no doubt as any foreign substance in the blood is a chemical stressor.

 

viruses do not exist, RNA is a myth, transciptase is supposition, pathogens do not exist in nature

 

[SimonTV]

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8632923/

 

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Whether and how microparasites such as rabies persist in their host populations are among the fundamental questions of infectious disease epidemiology

 

 

[Sarmac]

2 hours ago, whatthefoxhat said:

Maybe a cold or GASP a mutated seasonal flu virus (they mutate every year regular as clockwork)...Goodness me imagine if you'd just had what used to be called seasonal flu....It would Call into question everything the msm are telling you to believe

 

You had the flu ...get over it

Soz wrong person

Edited April 21, 2022 by Sarmac
Wrong quote

[zArk]

2 minutes ago, SimonTV said:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8632923/

 

 

 

yet they cant get these bugs from the mouth of a 'rabid' animal?

 

 

[Sarmac]

54 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

I have the flu almost yearly. I know what that feels like and I know how I recover from that. If I get fever at Tuesday I know I'll be super fit again the next weekend. It wasn't like that with what I recently had. Also never had such loss of strength during a flu. It's a new virus and the response of the body is stronger. Nothing weird about that.

Why are you getting flu every year? I las had flu 15 yrs ago when I was stupid enough to get my only flu jab.

 

you need to eat more healthy I’d say.

[Doc]

57 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

I have the flu almost yearly. I know what that feels like and I know how I recover from that. If I get fever at Tuesday I know I'll be super fit again the next weekend. It wasn't like that with what I recently had. Also never had such loss of strength during a flu. It's a new virus and the response of the body is stronger. Nothing weird about that.

That's not the Flu. Flu makes you feel like utter shite for a week or two. You can't eat or stand up as both of these things will make you feel nauseous. You can only really lay there and wait for it to go. Real flu is absolutely horrible.

[sock muppet]

10 minutes ago, Sarmac said:

you need to eat more healthy I’d say.

 

This is key to the understanding of illness, the drive for more productivity for profits suggest something is deteriorated in that pursuit, it would not surprise my mind to even lift an eyebrow at the news (if such a thing even exists any more) came that the wholesomeness and quality of everything we eat and drink is so poor in nutrients, minerals and vitamins that the body now suffers the affliction and insult it causes and hence illness and disease.

[sock muppet]

8 minutes ago, sock muppet said:

 

This is key to the understanding of illness, the drive for more productivity for profits suggest something is deteriorated in that pursuit, it would not surprise my mind to even lift an eyebrow at the news (if such a thing even exists any more) came that the wholesomeness and quality of everything we eat and drink is so poor in nutrients, minerals and vitamins that the body now suffers the affliction and insult it causes and hence illness and disease.

 

And just to add, all of the above being chemically poisoned as well, and hey presto a pandemic appears, not by virus but by toxins ingested.

[Youknownothingbutyou]

1 hour ago, Firebird said:

 

I have the flu almost yearly. I know what that feels like and I know how I recover from that. If I get fever at Tuesday I know I'll be super fit again the next weekend. It wasn't like that with what I recently had. Also never had such loss of strength during a flu. It's a new virus and the response of the body is stronger. Nothing weird about that.

so the flu dissapeared on the face of the earth.

 

cool

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, Doc said:

That's not the Flu. Flu makes you feel like utter shite for a week or two. You can't eat or stand up as both of these things will make you feel nauseous. You can only really lay there and wait for it to go. Real flu is absolutely horrible.

 

Not my experience. Usually a few days (3 maybe 4) of sickness. I've never experienced not being able to stand up or able to eat.

Anyway, I don't think there's a point to this discussion any more. People will say covid doesn't exist and that viruses don't exist. I guess you have to experience it to know.

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, Youknownothingbutyou said:

so the flu dissapeared on the face of the earth.

 

cool

 

Flu is spreading around just fine. As does coronavirus. Without lockdowns people get in contact with more people so many people out there getting sick. Every week I hear from people getting sick, also many unvaxxed. And if you've experienced both you may notice the differences in symptoms (also similarities but the two diseases are not the same thing from my experience).

Edited April 21, 2022 by Firebird

[Youknownothingbutyou]

20 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

Flu is spreading around just fine. As does coronavirus. Without lockdowns people get in contact with more people so many people out there getting sick. Every week I hear from people getting sick, also many unvaxxed. And if you've experienced both you may notice the differences in symptoms (also similarities but the two diseases are not the same thing from my experience).

im getting heavy shill vibes from you

 

look up flu numbers 2017, then flu numbers 2021. 

 

 

what do you even mean when you say that even unvaxxed gets sick?

 

Edited April 21, 2022 by Youknownothingbutyou

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, Sarmac said:

Why are you getting flu every year? I las had flu 15 yrs ago when I was stupid enough to get my only flu jab.

 

you need to eat more healthy I’d say.

 

Doesn't have to mean any such thing. Some get it yearly, some almost never.

Never getting the flu doesn't mean you are necessarily healthy, nor does getting it (almost) yearly mean you're unhealthy. No immune system is perfect. We all have to do with an imperfect system because nature doesn't do perfection. Everything around us is impermanent, a work in progress.

 

Eating healthy and exercising a lot doesn't mean we're invulnerable. A footballer like Paulo Dybala and some guys from Newcastle United got pretty sick. This was all before there were covid jabs.

 

I would say it's an eye opener when you get it and then you can properly compare it with the flu. It does have similarities, yes, but also differences. I'm glad I got antibodies the natural way.

 

[Youknownothingbutyou]

1 minute ago, Firebird said:

 

Doesn't have to mean any such thing. Some get it yearly, some almost never.

Never getting the flu doesn't mean you are necessarily healthy, nor does getting it (almost) yearly mean you're unhealthy. No immune system is perfect. We all have to do with an imperfect system because nature doesn't do perfection. Everything around us is impermanent, a work in progress.

 

Eating healthy and exercising a lot doesn't mean we're invulnerable. A footballer like Paulo Dybala and some guys from Newcastle United got pretty sick. This was all before there were covid jabs.

 

I would say it's an eye opener when you get it and then you can properly compare it with the flu. It does have similarities, yes, but also differences. I'm glad I got antibodies the natural way.

 

its a miracle, covid cures the world of the influenza

 

 

[zArk]

26 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

 

 

29 minutes ago, Firebird said:

. I guess you have to experience it to know

 

experience having 2-3 comorbidities being on loads of medication , being 83 on average and having psychotic 'carers' and doctors administer a respitory suppressant 

 

 

is that the viral experience??

 

rabies ! gawd , its pathetic. do you get a script emailed to you or just troll older threads and lets be frank, you are an emotional vampire. you buzz off disruption and causing anxiety. trolling is a sickness

Edited April 21, 2022 by zArk

[zarkov]

2 hours ago, zArk said:

people are sick through stress (physical, emotional and chemical). 

the body is in a constant state of breakdown and repair. when the breakdowns outweigh the repair its called illness.

there is nothing to catch, nothing being spread person to person. that is a failed theorectical model

 

we have no immune system, no antibodies. thats a failed model

 

unhealthy people get sick

healthy people are well

people tuning their bodies to a beneficial frequency will spiritually progress

 

the body is an antenna , if the parts are broken or rusty the receiver fails . if the decoder is wrongly programmed the signal is wasted

 

most people are so poisoned that their antanna is knackered and the decoder is scrambled. 

 

check out 'the invisible rainbow' for one major stressor 

Agree.

Influenced

Influential phenomena have been modified over recent years.

People are quick to point out their symptomology is worse than ordinary colds and flu but disregard the subtle changes to the environment as a whole.

EMR, Food chain & emotional chain. (radiation, chemical, low nutrient value and emotive stressors)

The influences only need be subtle to make a marked difference.

 

 

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, Youknownothingbutyou said:

im getting heavy shill vibes from you

 

look up flu numbers 2017, then flu numbers 2021. 

 

 

what do you even mean when you say that even unvaxxed gets sick?

 

 

Look around. Many people are catching viruses, that is true for both (vaxxed and unvaxxed). I hear every week from collegues and family members catching either flu or covid. Despite that we're half way into spring people are getting sick. Makes sense what with everything opening again and I think we need to go through it and develop antibodies.