Doubtpfizer writes: I was having a coffee with a friend yesterday when she began telling me ,on how many close friends were recently diaganosed with brain tumors, strokes and cancers at the age of thirtyish something.

Of course being brunt and cutting to the chase, I asked her the inevitable question. She told me yes she herself had 2. She gave me a breakdown on all her up coming MRI's for tumors found on her brain, she got operated to remove the tumor on her stem cell. Afterwards she lists the Mri', scat scans she needs to undergo, because they'd found a tumor possibly on her liver, or lesions. She told she got operated for her thryroid because of a tumor found on it. Following her two weeks of recovery, they found a tumor on her lung. It goes on and on. Keep in mind, all this happened in the last year. I then aksed her if she thought it had anything to do with the shots. In simple words, she says, no, it hasn't been proven this could have anything to do with it.

Do you know if your friends have taken the shots. She replied, I never thought of asking, I don't like to invade people's privacy. I think there is a way to ask in a compassionater manner without intruding on one's privacy. But when I look back, restaurants, had no problems asking if the patron was vaxxed before entering their establishment. How did it become such a taboo to ask friends, while our privacy was grossly abused during the pandemic?

I beleive this is a great conversation starter, as painful as it might be, but much needed to help people connect the dots and to awaken the masses. I can no longer watch in silence, while patting them on the back, while cooing words like,I'm sorry to hear this.