Hopefully I have come to the right place, for I don't know where else to turn. I feel that western medicine has failed me up to this point. I will do my best to summarize my story and make it as TL;DR and concise as possible. -I returned from El Salvador in February 2019. First noticed fatigue and flu-like symptoms two weeks later. Different illnesses occurred, new ones popped up, went away. I slowly improved into the summer and thought I was in the clear. -New symptoms returned Fall 2019. This time around it was intense brain fog, adrenal fatigue, chills. -I slowly recovered, then symptoms returned March 2020. Possible COVID but test not available at the time. Breathing difficulty and chest tightness that lasted a couple months. I improved gradually through the summer. Now, LIKE CLOCKWORK, I am developing the fatigue and brain fog again, almost TO THE DAY of when I started feeling crappy last November. My symptoms go like this: -I first notice an unusual amount of hair loss. -Inflammation in face, behind eyes, neck pain, mild throat swelling.
In light of the new legal scrutiny of Jeffrey Epstein, it's time to re-examine all the sexual misconduct allegations against the president. For more than a decade, it's been no secret that multimillionaire hedge-fund manager Jeffrey Epstein trafficked, molested, and raped dozens of underage girls. And yet, until his arrest last week, it seemed as if he might escape with little more than a slap on the wrist because he's rich and well-connected. In 2007, federal prosecutors prepared a 53-page indictment that could have put Epstein in prison for life for the sex trafficking of minors. Instead, Epstein served only thirteen months for solicitation—during which he was allowed to leave and work from his office for 12 hours a day, six days a week—thanks to a sweetheart plea deal brokered by Alex Acosta, then a federal prosecutor in Florida and now Trump's secretary of labor. Acosta is now under fire for helping the wealthy pedophile escape federal prosecution. Amid growing calls for Acosta to resign, and at President Donald Trump's urging, he defended his handling of the case in a press conference on Wednesday, arguing that "we live in a very different world" for sex-abuse victims than we did a decade ago and that a lenient plea deal resulting in any jail time at all was the best he could have hoped for at the time.
The implication is that perpetrators are actually held to account now, regardless of their money or power; that the Me Too movement has forced the nation to reckon, finally, with how many men are allowed to get away with sexual harassment, abuse, and rape in a system indifferent to the lives of victims. So, then, when is America going to reckon with the alleged serial sexual abuser in the White House? Donald Trump has not only been accused of rape and sexual misconduct by more than 20 women over the past several decades, but he regularly uses his power to threaten survivors who come forward and to protect and promote men who abuse women. Many are hoping the Epstein trial will also implicate some of his powerful friends, including Trump. The world's most privileged pedophile was known to hang out with the likes of Bill Clinton, Woody Allen, Prince Andrew, celebrity lawyer Alan Dershowitz, and, yes, the president, sometimes giving them rides on his infamous private child-sex-abuse plane, nicknamed the "Lolita Express. "
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