What I’ve learned about the rona this past nightmare of a year…

I’ve been MIA for a while. With good reason, lol.

Last winter, my sister died of covid.


This summer, my mother died from the vaccine. Moderna. Brain aneurysm took her out.

Got a scan done because of my mother’s brain aneurysm. Turns out I have one too. (Can’t get that vaccine even if I wanted to & trust me, I DON’T want it!)


Was in Manhattan a couple of weeks ago and it was the first weekend where the unvaccinated could legally be discriminated against. (Can’t go into indoor venues basically.) That sucked.

What a fricken trip. Coronavirus has been a hell of a ride so far.

What I’ve learned so far during the covid pandemic:

•The danger from Covid is real. What they say is true. Some people aren’t bothered at all by it, others can’t fight it and just die.

•The danger from the vaccine is real. It set off a blood clot into a weakened, undiagnosed brain aneurysm in my mother. Basically blew out her brain from the inside. It was horrible.

•People are looking for a villain. Someone to blame for all this. And right now hysteria has taken over. People have lost their shit. I spent a weekend in downtown Manhattan, under the watchful eye of the Statue of Liberty. I was discriminated against and couldn’t walk into a building due to my vaccine status. When BOTH VACCINATED *and* unvaccinated are transmitting the disease and getting sick from it. There is absolutely NO POINT to this line of thinking!

When both the vaccinated AND unvaccinated are transmitting and falling ill
it is illogical and irrational and only hurts the situation more.

I’ve learned that big pharma scares the ever living shit out of me now.

I’ve learned Covid scares me as well but it’s not gonna stop me living my life.

I’ve learned that people are easily manipulated and will believe what their screens tell them. They don’t want to think. They want the thinking done for them. If the media tells them it’s the unvaccinated fault for spreading this disease, they Will believe it and repeat it.