Archived the link, because while the mod of this subreddit isn't running it like a business (like the Halifax one, this post would have never stayed up for more than five minutes there, i suspect it has ties to law enforcement somehow) he HATES anti vaxxers, so I see this thread getting deleted whenever the mod gets up and feels like checking his feed.

Even if it is covid that is destroying our immune systems, it was still weaponized by someone (if you believe in covid lmao). Im torn because I did not get the vaccine and while I haven't been very sick the last three years, this walking pneumonia got my partner and then me 3 weeks later. Prolly why I felt like my phosphorous was tanking more than usual.

Its weird seeing these people admit that something might be going on, most of them were around when I still had a reddit account and they loved to make fun of me for talking about the conspiracy's! Basically anything I said was invalid because I was one of those "people" who posted in r/conspiracy lmao. I remember a couple other users who seemed chill as hell getting bullied from the sub for daring to express the same opinions that we are seeing these people make.

Shit my first thought when I heard about the covid vaccine being a leaky mrna vaccine, these fuckers would rather watch the world burn then give up their mountains of wealth.

Destroying your immune system to make you a customer for life really doesn't seem that fucking far fetched.

Part of it is lack of doctors, found this comment in r/Ontario about how many family doctors are set to retire and alot of people are going to be without a general practioner.

This. It's absurd. There's been plenty of articles about ER doctors having to regularly break the news to patients that they have cancer, which is abnormal. The lack of PCPs means people aren't getting checked out until their symptoms become emergent, because most aren't going to wait at a walk-in for mild things like being more fatigued than usual (who isn't) etc

I moved to Ontario in 2019 and have been trying to find a doctor since. I finally got one and had my first checkup today. After looking at a few things and doing the basic expected measurements, he said he thinks I (34, active, healthy weight, low-normal bp) need to have an ECG. And like, it could be nothing obviously but how many people are walking around with things that could be serious/progressive but have no idea because they feel fine? A PCP can catch things early and provide noninvasive treatment. Ending up in the ER because symptoms have become critical costs the system a ton of time and money that could often be avoided with a few doctor's visits and medications.

Told you brosef's, irregular heart rythyms aren't something to fuck around with.