Hello,
Guild is progressing on Mythic Council of Blood. The interrupt WA requires the Afterimage of Baroness Frieda be marked with a Blue Square to work. However, I do not know of a WA or addon that auto-marks it. DBM or Bigwigs dont do it. Anyone know how this is handled?
To be clear, I'm not taking sides here or intending to sway anyone's decision. While there is a very good chance my Moderna vax rendered me hospitalized with multiple pulmonary emboli in May, I'm genuinely willing to accept my unlikely misfortune as part of a bigger, more complex public health picture.
What I'm hoping to do is connect with others who may be facing the same risk/reward dilemma. Part of me hopes my experience is so profoundly unusual because I wouldn't wish it on anyone, but another part of me is dying to know how others are coping under similar circumstances, as the whole sequence has admittedly ravaged my mindset:
- Moderna on 4/23 right before my 42nd birthday
- slight shortness of breath within 3 days
- severe fatigue upon exertion within the week
- several days of increasingly excruciating pain around my right lung and its lining
- noticeable pain upon inhalation
- voluntary ER admission 5/11
- elevated d-dimer test
- X-Ray and CT confirmation of multiple distal pulmonary emboli and partial lung collapse
- immediate (and wonderful) treatment by hospital staff
- bloodwork showing no protein abnormalities or hereditary risk factors
- abdominal and pelvic CT to scan for possible cancers responsible for clotting (none, phew!)
- hyper-coagulation panel indicating presence of lupus anticoagulant (aPL) but negative for all other clotting and autoimmune markers
- commenced blood thinning therapy (simple)
- weeks of cardiovascular recovery (not grueling)
- months of general discomfort while sleeping and sitting and some minor neuropathic issues (numbness and tingling) which eventually disappeared
- 3-month follow-up CT and bloodwork that revealed partial healing and NO lupus anticoagulant
- several very insightful appointments with Harvard medical team (hematologists, pulmonologists, immunologists) who determined clotting antibody (aPL) present during hospitalization in May was transient so clots were likely either result of vaccine or idiopathic causes...in the days after I received the vaccine. Impossible to say conclusively, which I understand, and I don't expect doctors to risk reputational ruin by shouting my results from the rooftops.
What's followed has been much less clinical. Loads of research, empathy for other perspectives and personally weighing the implied risks of another bad reaction against the risks of social limitations/Delta, etc.
I thrilled my neutralizing antibody levels when tested in September scored
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Traditionally, Ben Parker is the brother of Peter's dad and thus is "Uncle Ben." Thus traditionally when Uncle Ben dies, Aunt May is left with a child to raise who is only related to her by a marriage that has ended in death. She's technically not his Aunt anymore but I've certainly called some people "Aunt" who weren't technically my aunt, including ex-aunts and distant cousins.
Uncle Ben is never mentioned in the Tom Holland movies (well at least not till the other two mention theirs). Aunt May ends up serving the belated Ben role in the new movies.
Does this mean there's no MCU Uncle Ben? If that's the case, has May Parker never been married? Would that mean she is the sister of Peter's Dad and thus is Peter's blood relation? Is "Parker" May's birth given name.
Been rewatching original Dexter and noticed that in Season 2 Doakes shoots Dex in his leg and is bleeding heavily enough for it to seep through his khakis in front of Rita - and then the next episode it’s like his leg was never hurt. Could the new blood “magically healing Dex from a leg gunshot wound” be another Easter egg call back to season 2? If so - I don’t mind the “plot hole” like people are calling it.
To be exceedingly clear, I'm not here to question the use of vaccines or sway anyone's decision. While there is a very good chance my Moderna vax rendered me hospitalized with multiple pulmonary emboli in May (more on that below), I'm genuinely willing to accept my unlikely misfortune as part of a bigger picture that is public health complexity.
What I'm hoping to do is connect with others who may be facing the same risk/reward dilemma. Part of me hopes my experience is so profoundly unusual because I wouldn't wish it on anyone, but another part of me is dying to know how others are coping under similar circumstances, as this whole sequence of events admittedly ravaged my mindset more than anything:
- Moderna on 4/23 right before my 42nd birthday
- slight shortness of breath within 3 days
- severe fatigue upon exertion within the week
- several days of increasingly excruciating pain around my right lung and its lining
- noticeable pain upon inhalation
- voluntary ER admission 5/11
- elevated d-dimer test
- X-Ray and CT confirmation of multiple distal pulmonary emboli and partial lung collapse
- immediate (and wonderful) treatment by hospital staff
- bloodwork showing no protein abnormalities or hereditary risk factors
- abdominal and pelvic CT to scan for possible cancers responsible for clotting (none, phew!)
- hyper-coagulation panel indicating presence of lupus anticoagulant (aPL) but negative for all other clotting and autoimmune markers
- commenced blood thinning therapy (simple)
- weeks of cardiovascular recovery
- months of general discomfort while sleeping and sitting and some minor neuropathic issues (numbness and tingling) which eventually disappeared
- 3-month follow-up CT and bloodwork that revealed partial healing and NO lupus anticoagulant
- several very insightful appointments with Harvard medical team (hematologists, pulmonologists, immunologists) who determined clotting antibody (aPL) present during hospitalization in May was transient so clots were likely either result of vaccine or idiopathic causes...in the days after I received the vaccine. Impossible to say conclusively, which I understand, and I don't expect doctors to risk reputational ruin by shouting my results from the rooftops.
What's followed has been much less clinical. Loads of research, empathy for other perspectives and personally weighing the implied risks of another bad reaction against the risks of social limitations/Delta, etc.
I thrilled my neutr
... keep reading on reddit ➡