Thread by @rhymeswithvery

okay, so, last time i had that temporary "remission" experience i had just gotten into my car outside the lab where i'd had 8 (or 9?) vials of blood drawn. today was 15 👀 vials & things began changing while I was sitting in the chair. 1/🧵

& kind of in the same way, in that the first thing i noticed was that my vision was suddenly very sharp. i could read all the signage in the room with no problem. i could read all the print on the strip of tube/vial labels dangling from the label-maker. 2/🧵

i started sweating quite a bit around that time, too, but the phlebotomist was applying too much pressure to the vein & it hurt, so the sweating might've been from managing that? (can't really straighten arm now & have a heating pad on it.) 3/🧵

i have that same feeling of lightness back in my body? buoyancy. i don't feel leaden. i don't hurt. there isn't a great deal of soreness or stiffness. (neck is still a bit chatty, tho.) the migraine pain i've had all day is gone entirely. since waking up this a.m. , i've 4/🧵

been alternating my 2 chilled migraine caps, an eye mask & my neck brace. no trace of that pain now. & it's my brain that feels so dramatically different--again. just absolutely 100% the brain i've experienced my whole life. fast & clear & attentive. comfortably busy. 5/🧵

i have to believe this mechanism makes sense to some scientist somewhere. why TF are those of us who've experienced adverse vaccine reactions exiled from care as well as from science? it's unpardonable. 6/end

P.S.➡️it's hard to describe the qualities of the change. i mean, health is health, whereas illness sxs are so varied & esp these categories of illness. but sitting here now i feel both less poisoned & less suffocated? but like t/o my entire body? & *especially* in my brain.