On another note, my husband got the Pfizer death jabs, even after reading what was available to know at the time. Like others on this forum, I have started noticing some slight cognitive changes over the last couple of weeks. He does things and doesn't remember doing them, and just general forgetfulness. I hope he doesn't burn the house down. Our son and myself are the only ones in the family that have not caved to pressure, so we may be the only ones left in the family at some point.

I watched a video last week about a doctor that has given his covid patients the d-dimer test, and 65% of them had micro-clotting. Does this test have to be done shortly after the jab, or is it something that can be tested longer after the fact and get a valid result?

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-- In life, it's important to know when to stop arguing with people and simply let them be wrong.