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“It take a strong person to apologize, and an even stronger person to forgive.”

I wish I could forget it all.....My 92 yo father and sister removed me from his HCP for being unjabbed. His physician told him (in writing) that he should not be in "close quarters" with the unvaccinated (me) in 2020! Funny thing was that when he was hospitalized in Dec of 2021 - no one was allowed in the hospital! Vax status did not matter to an acute care facility at that time. Same sister tried to require me to test before seeing my father and to mask when caring for him when he came home. I refused - and cared for my father more than anyone because no one else is around or cares to devote the time. I'll never get over the way I was treated for my health choice - by my own family. I have never received an apology from my father or my sister and don't expect it will ever happen. It is a bitter pill and awful sadness that I wish I could get over. Some days are better than others.

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I am so incredibly sorry this was your experience. I wish there was something I could say to ease the pain but I know there isn’t. For what it’s worth I applaud your conviction and your dedication.❤️

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Thank You Jenna.

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I will send you a giant hug from one of the millions who were treated similarly. So very sorry you were hurt so much.

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So sweet of you to reply. Many Thanks Big E.

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Hugs to you from me as well! I know that feeling. I was uninvited to a wedding because I was unjabbed. I was told to wear a mask even though I just got over Covid! They didn’t recognize natural immunity. No apology ever.

Little things happen every now and again like this past Christmas my sister in law’s husband got boosted and came down with a very bad case of Covid and he managed to shed Covid on my mother in law who we were staying with at the time. So she caught Covid from the biggest covidiot of them all! And 3 years ago I would’ve been treated like a killer if it had been me spreading it.

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Someone make it make sense! Thanks for sharing your story Jursy Gurl.

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You are a better person than me, I would dumped the lot of them, family or not. Probably not the right the thing to do, but that is how I feel. So sorry you had to be the sane one, ignorance is bliss, but you may have saved lives, including your own. 💙

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I wonder about that too Henry. Did I make a difference? I'm not sure we will ever find our compassion again. Thanks for your comment.

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Brilliant and laugh out loud funny. Thank you. I share your outrage and your impatience. Impatience with the friend who kicked me out of her home for having the temerity to say to her (timidly) "actually, there are a lot of vaccinated people in hospitals too...." while she disparaged the many delusional unjabbed who allegedly were taking beds in hospitals away from legitimately sick people. She expressed outrage that I was so "naive" to believe "conspiracy theories". Yeah. I'm kinda outraged too. I don't expect an apology anytime soon. I've grieved the death of our friendship, but I'm over it now.

The character and courage of a Dr. Boz is sadly in short supply.

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I could have written this about former friends and family. But you did it better! Thank you 🙏.

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Thank you!

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🤗💕👍

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When I spotted your phrase "laugh out loud funny", at first, I wanted to scream "NOT FUNNY!". But, you are right -- the article is funny, and I did laugh.

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Yes - it's refreshing to be able to laugh about this. And important. Because so much of this is ridiculous and incomprehensible. Friendships of decades discarded over propaganda? Infuriating. You want to scream "grow up!" Laughing is therapy :-)

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Forgiveness is not for the person who wronged you. It is for your own mental health. Forgiveness DOES NOT mean you forget. It means you let go of the resentment that is taking up emotional and mental space rent free. The person whose actions need forgiveness is, far to frequently, oblivious of their transgression. Making forgivenes conditional is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies.

I have forgiven all the people whose actions and attitudes displayed their bigotry and immorality. BUT they are so indelibly etched in my memory I will never trust them again.

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So well said! Thank you for sharing that.❤️

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Perfect.

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Exactly.

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Forgiveness is for God to grant and for me, I can’t forget nor will I ever forgive the murders of both my father and brother because of their medical policies during Covid.

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I don’t blame you one bit.💔

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It was on purpose: the overpopulation club, is planning to murder 95% of the global population by 2050… written on the masonic Georgia guide-stones: “Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 … ”:

https://scientificprogress.substack.com/p/depopulation-or-extermination

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I enjoyed reading this essay-- though the whole situation is so ghastly sad.

I'm not expecting any apologies— in my life a lot of people are just lost. I either don't have anything to do with them anymore, or I treat them with kindness and forebearance, as I would any person with dementia and/or some peculiar delusion. By the way, on last night's Vaccine Safety Foundation livestream one of the hosts came up with a new term, VDS, vaccine derangement syndrome. I like it.

Relatedly:

Canadian Tik Tokers Talk #I'MSORRY

https://vigilantfox.substack.com/p/imsorry-a-vaccinated-apology-to-the

Sept 11, 2022

TRANSCRIPT

OLDER MAN IN BASEBALL CAP (a) NOTEATINCRICKETS: Hi guys, me again. I just wanted to touch on my previous video a little bit. You know I think it's high time we really need to start to come together on this. And when this all first started, and the vaccine started rolling out, I wasn't paying attention, I wasn't listening, I soaked in whatever the government was telling me. And you know what, it really took the Freedom Convoy to open my eyes a little bit and to see what was going on. You know, seeing them trucks out in Coutts, and truckers blowing through the barricades, and seeing hundreds of people lined up on the highways supporting the convoy. It was really touching. And that's when I really started to dig deeper and open my eyes.

Sometimes it takes a big man to say, you know what, I screwed up and I'm sorry. Well, from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated, you know what, I'm sorry I didn't listen to you sooner. I'm sorry I let the government get the best of me and think that they had our best interest at heart.

I want to encourage other people who are vaccinated to do the same thing. You know, we got, you might not see it because it doesn't affect you or it doesn't concern you, but people have lost their jobs, they've lost family and friends, they couldn't visit their sick parents in the hospital, they couldn't be at funerals and weddings, you know, some of their friends might have said, you know what you're not vaccinated you're not my friend anymore.

We really need to come back together as a people and start to work together on this. So for me, as a vaccinated person to all the unvaxxed, I'm going to start to train and say, I'm sorry, I fuc*ed up. And thank you, thank you for what you're doing. God bless.

YOUNG WOMAN IN CAR (a) UNIQUEGREENLADY: Alright, I'm going to try and do this without crying. I would just like to say thank you, sir, for your apology. Through all of this bulls*it with covid I've lost friends of over a decade, family has chosen to stop speaking to me. My mother couldn't be present for the birth of my daughter. And for someone who doesn't get apologies very often, this means a lot. I probably won't hear an apology from the people who I think frankly owe me one. So, thank you. Thank you very much.

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😭😭😭

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For those who forced vaccinations on others, disparaged their character for questioning and even pointing out issues, no apology will ever be accepted. It is the lack of critical thinking and disparagement of people they knew for decades who they dismissed for which there is no excuse. They outed themselves as superficial individuals and going forward a waste of time.

For those in authority who forced others to take the jab, I would like to see prison time with such huge fines that they hold only the bare means of support. I am tempted to tattoo CORONA on their foreheads for all to see for the rest of their lives, but I doubt the idea would have much favor.

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I 100% agree with the medical professionals that went along with it and saw the carnage and kept insisting… I have a little more grace for the people who were just scared and propagandized. I was there with the vaccine schedule for decades, and I had friends who didn’t vaccinate and I judged THEM. How wrong I was. But there was no malice, only ignorance. I believe that deserves forgiveness.

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Yes! Just 5 years ago I was urging my daughter to get my grandson vaccinated because I totally believed in the medical establishment. Thank God she knew more and fought me on it. I’ve apologized more than once for my ignorance and praised her for her strength.

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Yes, agree on those without malice and just honestly scared by the false information.

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It’s the vehemence with which we were lambasted with. That’ll never be forgotten.

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exactly.

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Yep. There is an Australian doctor who injected thousands of innocent, trusting people for years who recently turned around and sued the government because 'he didn't know.'

All the 'freedom people' are hailing him as a hero, and 'couldn't believe' that he was denied standing in court.

Me over here like 'he profited financially and socially for battery and murder and did not perform his due diligence' and I am now the asshole.

You may appreciate this article: https://vicparkpetition.substack.com/p/covid-democide-a-primer

Best wishes.

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Thank you for the link. That Dr. sounds like a sociopath going as the wind blows to bolster his wealth and social position. Smart to be a physician but sounds like a sociopath just the same.

One has to do deeper due diligence to make sure any one who was taken in and now saying they are 'enlightened' is speaking honestly. Cleckley's "Mask of Sanity", 1941 is a good read and the definitive work on this personality. We are only now beginning to grasp the enormity of the issue they pose. Hare created The Psychopathic Test to sort out who fit the profile. https://psychology-tools.com/test/pcl-22

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It’s my hypothesis after dealing with friends who are MDs they aren’t the smartest people. Yes they made it through med school using their ability to memorize & regurgitate what they read. But as for critical thinking skills and thinking outside of the box, ha! The pushback I got from sharing information from Dr. Robert Malone, an expert, was unbelievable. One dr friend told me didn’t have time to view the 15 minute video and he was confident in the CDC & it’s information. I gave zero respect for him and others that I once adored.

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Not gods, just ordinary working folks. You are right. They are mass produced.

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I like the tattoo idea.

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for Fauci

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Good news is that you have made many new friends and gained a ton of respect from people around the world. Stay strong.

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AMEN AND THANK YOU!! 😊

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22 “unexpected ” deaths, acute/aggressive cancer deaths, death by clot, and unknown. Another 37 serious adverse events… you know like two 36 year old breast cancers, double mastectomies, double heart attacks at 26, and triple miscarriages…super icky stuff like that.

People need to hang for what has been done. Forgiveness, hell no.

BTW iI collapsed and spent 30 hours in the ER. Someone who lives in my bed collapsed last week. I’ve had two collapse in my arms, another at a table next to me, another one the day after a Moderna booster, and one who sadly landed wrong, broke hiS neck, was a quadriplegic and then died of pneumonia. All within a year.

There are too many, more than one, who are still…still pushing this gene therapy.

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The perpetrators? Absolutely. The innocently indoctrinated? I am trying to forgive.

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God help me. I struggle with this, I really do.

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I don't. They failed us. We owe them nothing.

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It is not they I worry about, even though they includes my nuclear family and friends.

For the first time in my life I am beginning to understand the Old Testament. I fear God.

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I do not believe God expects you to forgive them.

He did not. Recall Noah and the Great Flood.

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Thank you

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And they dare think we’ll just forgive and forget? Nope.

They all must face JUSTICE.

Even the doctors who’re now “on our side.”

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Yeah, all those who saved their careers and did not question what was being done are now on "our side". Hah !!!

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I would be able to pull the lever on the gallows and not be angry. I do forgive them but also can do what needs to be done after a full and transparent trial.

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I had family members who sat 6 feet away from us on the beach at our family reunion because we weren't vaccinated. Their rental house was much closer to the beach than ours but they made a rule that only vaccinated people could use the bathroom in their beach house--even if they weren't in there.

One of the strangest COVID interactions was when family members came to have dinner but at the last minute called and asked if we could eat outside since we weren't vaxxed. This was after I had set an elaborate indoor table. We dutifully moved the meal outside which was quite an ordeal. As it grew dark and chilly, I asked if anyone would like to come inside, and then everyone stood around in the kitchen talking for about a half hour before leaving. Why did we eat outside?

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My neighbour said I should be 'liquidated in a camp' so that was fun.

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Yeah, that one would be hard to forgive.

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For every one of the people who treated you poorly, there are 10 of us who hung on your every word so we could learn how to take care of ourselves if we or someone we cared about got covid. Thank you for being courageous and giving us the information we needed to survive (not only physically, but mentally.) We need to stick together to fight the lies they want to keep telling us.

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❤️❤️❤️

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Ohh does the resonate with me, & I know it does with my twin sis too. So so many friends of hers & just a few of mine . Ours include or twin brothers who have acted like complete educated idiots … you know the kind … Pius puffed up never ever wrong

I am trusting in Gods justice for this massive injustice, massive coverup, massive killing of unsuspecting victims . So many at so many different levels.

It has been daily sanctification for me. Some days easy some days seemingly impossible to forgive those so called “friends” possibly wolves in sheep’s clothing .

( I write this w/ 2 beers ) which I do not do too frequently.

Thank you for your constant insight. ♥️🤍💙

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Amen sissy. I could not have said this any better.

Our grief is divided because we share it. Our joy multiplied 🥰😘❤️✝️🙏

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The silence has been deafening. I think overall there's a lot of shame and people deal with it in pretty shameful ways. Anyone in flat out denial I no longer speak to - they're garbage and it wouldn't be fair to ignore that. Besides, how am I supposed to reconnect with people that I have found to be fundamentally untrustworthy? The real victory here is that we get to move on: autonomous, intact, free, and much wiser.

Jenna please don't wait around for these people to grow a brain. I'm surprised too but they're as stupid now as they were then. It's a matter of personal limitations.

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It's so hard. I love people who do things I wouldn't do and believe things I don't believe all day every day. And honestly, I was ONE OF THEM right up until Covid, vaccinating my kids and getting my annual flu shot and believing that the CDC and FDA had my back. I'd have to consider myself an asshole for just writing off anyone who wasn't evolving on my timeline, so I try to have grace. (IT'S HARD AND I DO NOT ALWAYS SUCCEED.)

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I thought you were, like me, a follower of Dr. Wakefield. You and I both have vaccine injured boys no?? When you say you vaccinate your kids you must mean ages and ages ago before we knew better right? Vaccines are deadly and disabling. Don’t care what anyone says. None should not be given to anyone!!!

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I think you have me confused with JENNY McCarthy. Love and respect her and she was “awake“ long before I was. I did vaccinate my daughters and I deeply regret it, thankfully they are grown and unscathed and now see what I see and will never vaccinate their own children.

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I just found you ( Dr Korey) and I’m binge reading your very amusing work.

I’m wondering what WAS the turning point,for you. You were right in the groove they wanted you in. What cleared your vision? Thank you!

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It was Covid. The whole thing was too fast and everything from masks to social distancing made zero scientific sense to me. I started researching… And once you go down that rabbit hole there’s no coming back out unscathed! Thanks for reading.😊

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Oh, I so relate to this. Obviously, the reality is that some people I'm never going to see the same way again.

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Thank you, I needed that!

What is most critical is that you never compromised your integrity, didn’t back down, cave to fear of judgement, being ostracized.

In other words, you were and are a Fearless Warrior! Fighting to save lives against the greatest adversity.

History will not look back kindly on many.

You can hold your head high and continue your walk on the path of Truth.

Bitterness and persecution may try to deter and distract, yield ye not!

Thank you for all that you have done and continue to do.

We need the light that shines forth in the darkness.

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❤️❤️❤️

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I also have that dream: family members, friends, and especially those responsible will come clean and acknowledge that their thinking did not go deep enough, if at all. I am still observing people getting side effects: blood clots, strokes, stents, etc. None of the people have come close to realizing that the "I am science man" is actually a mad scientist, When I presented them with the paper he wrote where he actually said vaccines are not effective for corona viruses, they still denied it. They are lost and apologies from them are a dream.

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No. There will be no forgiveness on my part. #MistakesWereNotMade

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Believe me, I do not and will not forgive the ones who KNEW and let it continue. But the ones (like my friend who wouldn't let me in her house because I wasn't vaccinated but met me for dinner in a restaurant where we hugged and laughed) who simply bought the lies and maybe didn't question enough? I think there's room for forgiveness.

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Lol! Jenna, did you ever ask your friend about her logic making any sense at all? I just can't understand her reasoning. I would have loved to hear THAT explanation. SMH

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I have come to believe there is no logic. Asking them to defend themselves from a position of logic is pointless. It makes them angry. They believe they have reached the ideologically correct position. They feel virtuous and morally superior. It is akin to mindless religious fanaticism. Add to that the mob mentality - they smugly belong to the “right” sort who believe the “right” things. It reminds me more of grade 5 Mean Girls. What is sad is the discovery of how many people we know who easily fell into that mindset.

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That was a huge shock to me,too! The world around me was not what I thought it,to be!

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