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How does one go about living a normal life (unmasked) when i have a history of myocarditis and pericarditis knowing that the antibodies from the covid virus and the vaccine cause them? id like to live my life again, unmasked. what should i do?
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You live life with the skills you have, not the ones you desire. Live life the best you can. There is good evidence that the antibodies generated by the early mRNA vaccines or the mRNA covid virus are transient. Related conditions improve over time. Masks are little more than a statement you respect the disease. The virus is 1 micron in size, the mask pores 50=500 microns. They do little.
Answered 9/21/2022
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Living with fear and anxiety can be profoundly crippling and compromising, and focusing on external problems could be devastating, and destroys the quality of life. Dr. Ferguson is correct, as masks do not work, and are solely a personal security device. Would advise some brief counseling to assist your coping. Cognitive behavioral therapy has helped many.
Answered 9/21/2022
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