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She found a lump in her neck and didn't tell anyone for three months. When she finally told me and had it checked out with ultrasonics, the doctors told her it probably wasn't anything to worry about but they couldn't be sure. They said it most likely was a swollen lymph node. They also did a CT or MRT, not sure and I don't feel like asking. Then they called and told her they found "something" behind that lump. Then three weeks passed with no communication from the doctors. All the while I kept harassing her to call them, not least because the thing in her neck had become painful. When she finally did, on a Friday morning three weeks ago, they called her back the same morning, just before noon. Now they found something in her lung. That freaked me out big time. One or two days later, she went to the bathroom in the morning, sat down and had to cough. Immediately she got dizzy, had a massive, non migraine headache and, as it turned out later, her blood pressure went through the roof. This lasted for hours, blood pressure meds didn't do shit and we went to her primary care physician. (She has a short history of slightly elevated blood pressure.) We went to the oncology department of the local hospital and she got a CT scan from the neck to the nethers. The thing in the lung, they say now, might be encapsulated tuberculosis (sp?), which isn't in the realm of impossibility because she cared for sick people (German Pflege), before she got sick herself.

She's doubled up on her blood pressure meds and supposedly feels better. I'm worried sick that it's some form of effect from the vax, that has caused some form of thrombosis. Especially because of the sudden onset. Her doctor won't touch the possibility. He's a young guy and his father vaxxed my wife. When we were there, it told him straight up, "look towards a problem with the vaccination". He said that of the 4000 vaccinations he had given, he had only had one case of "problems" in temporal proximity with the vax. I might have to deal with him later.

I made her take Nattokinase, which might help with microthrombosis. Other than that, wish us luck.

She found a lump in her neck and didn't tell anyone for three months. When she finally told me and had it checked out with ultrasonics, the doctors told her it probably wasn't anything to worry about but they couldn't be sure. They said it most likely was a swollen lymph node. They also did a CT or MRT, not sure and I don't feel like asking. Then they called and told her they found "something" behind that lump. Then three weeks passed with no communication from the doctors. All the while I kept harassing her to call them, not least because the thing in her neck had become painful. When she finally did, on a Friday morning three weeks ago, they called her back the same morning, just before noon. Now they found something in her lung. That freaked me out big time. One or two days later, she went to the bathroom in the morning, sat down and had to cough. Immediately she got dizzy, had a massive, non migraine headache and, as it turned out later, her blood pressure went through the roof. This lasted for hours, blood pressure meds didn't do shit and we went to her primary care physician. (She has a short history of slightly elevated blood pressure.) We went to the oncology department of the local hospital and she got a CT scan from the neck to the nethers. The thing in the lung, they say now, might be encapsulated tuberculosis (sp?), which isn't in the realm of impossibility because she cared for sick people (German Pflege), before she got sick herself. She's doubled up on her blood pressure meds and supposedly feels better. I'm worried sick that it's some form of effect from the vax, that has caused some form of thrombosis. Especially because of the sudden onset. Her doctor won't touch the possibility. He's a young guy and his father vaxxed my wife. When we were there, it told him straight up, "look towards a problem with the vaccination". He said that of the 4000 vaccinations he had given, he had only had one case of "problems" in temporal proximity with the vax. I might have to deal with him later. I made her take Nattokinase, which might help with microthrombosis. Other than that, wish us luck.

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