Of course that's me. 😄 My wife, who is a nurse, apparently suffered temporary (I pray) heart distress following her one and only vaccine dosage, as evidenced by blood work she had done for a life insurance application about 4 months after her initial vaccine. My wife thought I was nuts for declining to get vaccinated, and she willingly received the first dose. I told her I would never stand in the way of what she thought was best for her, but that I was doing what I thought was best for me. At the time, she seemed disinterested in the information on which I had based my decision, but when she got her blood work results months later and was told her life insurance rating has been downgraded as a result, she asked me to share with her the information I had read from doctors such as Peter McCullough, Pierre Kory, and Robert Malone. These doctors put their livelihoods on the line to speak their mind about the dangers of the vaccines, which spoke volumes to me. Ultimately, based on her own research and decisions, my wife decided not to receive any additional vaccines dosages. I experienced very bizarre neurological symptoms after she received her initial vaccine - severe tingling and numbness in my hands and arms that came out of nowhere but were unmistakable and, at times, debilitating. At the time, I did not even consider it could possibly be linked to my wife's vaccine. I thought I was developing some kind of severe neurological disorder and scheduled an appointment with a neurologist. The first available date was over four months out, so I waited. In the meantime, I started to read up on my own about what might be going on, fearing I might be facing something really bad like MS or Lou Gehrig's disease. It was then that, by sheer coincidence, I read accounts of many other people who had experienced similar symptoms after receiving the COVID vaccine (including Eric Clapton), or even after being in close contact with someone who did. Looking back, I realized my symptoms originated within 48 hours of my wife receiving the vaccine. As I'm sure someone of your intellectual prowess is already aware, the mRNA COVID vaccines turn the recipient's body into a "factory" for production of the spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, so it is plausible to me that those spike proteins could be transmitted from a vaccine recipient to another human via bodily fluids during close contact such as sexual intercourse, causing a "secondhand" reaction. (spare me your disbelief - I truly don't care) Furthermore, my mother-in-law, who is the daughter of a Pfizer salesman and who was originally as "pro vaccine" as any person I've ever met (as was I, up until COVID, I might add), suffered multiple neurological incidents that required ER visits after getting several COVID vaccine shots. I never shared any of my opinions with her, so I did not taint her opinion - but she eventually arrived at the belief that, for her personally, the vaccine side effects were not worth the potential benefit, and she stopped getting booster shots. I don't give a rat's ass if you think I'm an uninformed dumbass or not. I'm not speaking out for me or my wife - thankfully my symptoms went away over time, and the heart damage marker in my wife's blood work returned to normal after ~8 months - but there are literally thousands of people who suffered a debilitating condition within days of receiving a COVID vaccine, and they have been labeled as crazy and told to shut up because they were causing "vaccine hesitancy". As far as I am concerned, that is evil. Again, I will give you the benefit of the doubt that your stance is based on the fact that, consciously or subconsciously, you simply don't want to contend with the ramifications of what it would mean if the medical community misled the entire world. But one way or another, people were hurt, and they deserve to at least have their experience listened to. With all that said, please do us both a favor and don't ever respond to another one of my posts. Farewell.