July 2021 clip goes viral on Twitter.
In a video originally posted to her Instagram that went viral on Twitter over a year later, Canadian actress Jennifer Gibson revealed that she was suffering from Bell’s palsy two weeks after taking the vaccine, before going on to say she would take the shot again.
Gibson first posted the video to Instagram in July 2021 and it was actually filmed on May 11, but it received little attention until going viral on Twitter last night, and has already received millions of views on different versions of the clip.
“This is not a video that I wanted to make, and it’s kinda hard to make, cause as I’m watching myself, I see what I’m gonna say,” a a visibly upset Gibson says on camera.
The left side of Gibson’s face is clearly paralyzed, a condition she subsequently revealed to be Bell’s palsy.
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“So I got it about two weeks after getting my vaccine and I had a rough go with the vaccine, and I guess still am,” Gibson remarked.
“But I have to say that I would do it again because it’s what we have to do to see people,” she said.
“I don’t know why I’m making this video but here’s my worse smile,” Gibson said before ending the video smiling with half of her face paralyzed.
In a message posted to her Instagram page accompanying the video, Gibson wrote, “I’ve had many people follow this page after their own #diagnosis, so I’m sharing this video hoping it gives them optimism. My symptoms got worse after this video, I was considered a severe case, and I am almost back to ‘normal’. (Whatever that is…) I didn’t see any improvement for about a month and I got really discouraged, so I hope this can help someone.”
The actress posted numerous other photos to her Instagram page urging people to wear masks and take vaccines.
Studies have shown that the COVID-19 vaccinations can cause rare cases of Bell’s palsy.
Back in June, pop star Justin Bieber revealed that he was also suffering from facial paralysis, which was subsequently explained to be caused by...
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I know I've said this before, but if Bell's palsy is all you get from being jabbed, you better be damned thankful. Yeah it's annoying, and you look weird but it goes away in a few weeks or a month. You can get Bell's after the flu - happened to a friend of mine.
ReplyDeleteCompared to blood clots the size of Florida rattlesnakes, myocarditis, outright heart failure, heart attacks, strokes, the probably cancers and all the other things, Bell's palsy is nothing.
She does not seem too bright to me. The COVID vaccine is neither safe nor effective, and the risk/benefit ratio is greater than 1.0 for almost all of the population. The segment of the population that would benefit from it are those with periodontal disease, heart conditions, patients on dialysis, those with certain autoimmune diseases, those with severe diabetes, etc. This list are persons that generally have a high level of inflammation in their bodies, and this inflammation can be measured with a routine blood test for C-reactive protein. 90% of people that get COVID see it as a bad cold or a mild flu. About 9% of the population have a reaction where because of the inflammatory condition in their bodies, their immune system goes awry and attacks their bodies. In about 0.5% of the population, the COVID kills them.
ReplyDeleteI just feel bad. That it wasn't worse. The ones who would still get it after bad things are the ones desperately needed to be made full examples of, by fate, by choice, via a casket.
ReplyDeletePerhaps she believes this will get her starring roles? I suppose, if she survives, it will, too.
Her commitment to stupid is epic
ReplyDeleteAnd I'd be happy to give it to her.
ReplyDeleteDumb broad.
ReplyDeleteJustin is forbidden from making any connection to his much balyhooed vax status.
Celine Dion is another.
But mention these icons to most Canucks and they don't know, have not heard, still bless the vax.
Sad but true.