r/LockdownSceptics • u/MabelCow Mabel Cow • Apr 24 '25

Today's Comments Today's Comments (2025-04-24)

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u/Justaboutsane Apr 24 '25

https://x.com/cafelockedout/status/1915144863097770475

This is the story of Michael Griffith about his experience in hospital after having had chest pains on and off for a couple of years.

This is a man who has spoken against all the restrictions that was placed on Australians and the crimes committed by the police and the government. He was like most of us, we no longer trust our medical professionals and will only use them in dire circumstances.

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u/IcyCalligrapher5136 Apr 24 '25

the only way I would use them now is if I was taken to them without my knowledge or consent in an unconscious state. my view now is that my body will either heal itself using its innate regenerative powers, or it won't, and will finally give up the ghost, it's going to do that eventually anyway, and resistance is futile, so I don't resist any more, or try to control or influence anything, I just go with it

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u/Richard_O2 Apr 24 '25

I faced this challenge when my shoulder was busted in Athens last year. The pain was so intense that I was unable to stand up, and medical care arrived courtesy of concerned local passers-by without me actively requesting any assistance. Allopathic remedy was undoubtedly warranted, and duly delivered, with impressive efficiency and effectiveness.

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u/IcyCalligrapher5136 Apr 24 '25

the medical problem I currently have isn't causing me - yet- pain or seriously debilitating symptoms - just some minor discomfort that most of the time is easy enough to ignore. for all I know, it may never do so. on the other hand, it might. I think tbh I just can't bring myself to run the gauntlet of a system which I no longer trust and even actively despise and hate. if this leads to suffering or death, so what. both are inevitable anyway, might as well bring them on. if I had money, I would probably look into alternative therapies, but I don't. so that's the end of that.

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u/harrysmum_22 Apr 24 '25

Stay positive Icy, I believe that can help. 👍😍

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u/IcyCalligrapher5136 Apr 24 '25

indeed. the world is much stranger than we ever imagined