Marnes77
Active member
- Joined
- Jan 3, 2023
- Messages
- 69
- Reason
- Lost a loved one
- Diagnosis
- 01/2023
- Country
- IE
Hi everyone,
PALs and CALs alike. I hope all of you are doing as well as can be expected.
Some of you know that my beloved PALs went his own way last October 21st. A fast and furious ride from DX on Jan 12th 2023.
I remain utterly, utterly devastated.
Lately I am seeing all sorts of stuff online about the covid vaccine leading to things like "turbo cancers", heart attacks, unexplained sudden deaths and even ALS.
This is causing me increased distress as I am starting to now go down the rabbit hole of maybe if he didn't get vaxxed he'd still be here. Why did I let him get vaxxed? His symptoms started after he was vaxxed. Etc. It's really cutting me up.
Can anyone more scientifically and data-informed on here tell me if there is any relation please?
Not trying to start a vax debate btw. Just extremely troubled by this and am wondering what those educated better than I think.
I can't live with the idea that his ALS may have been preventable. That's one thing I have never grappled with, the way, for example, those who lose loved ones to cancer do. I really feel for them that way. They beat themselves up a lot. Now I am starting to do the same thing.
Lots of love,
Marnes
PALs and CALs alike. I hope all of you are doing as well as can be expected.
Some of you know that my beloved PALs went his own way last October 21st. A fast and furious ride from DX on Jan 12th 2023.
I remain utterly, utterly devastated.
Lately I am seeing all sorts of stuff online about the covid vaccine leading to things like "turbo cancers", heart attacks, unexplained sudden deaths and even ALS.
This is causing me increased distress as I am starting to now go down the rabbit hole of maybe if he didn't get vaxxed he'd still be here. Why did I let him get vaxxed? His symptoms started after he was vaxxed. Etc. It's really cutting me up.
Can anyone more scientifically and data-informed on here tell me if there is any relation please?
Not trying to start a vax debate btw. Just extremely troubled by this and am wondering what those educated better than I think.
I can't live with the idea that his ALS may have been preventable. That's one thing I have never grappled with, the way, for example, those who lose loved ones to cancer do. I really feel for them that way. They beat themselves up a lot. Now I am starting to do the same thing.
Lots of love,
Marnes