We’ve known about the covid vaccine shedding phenomenon since early on in the covid disaster. I wrote about it here in April 2021: Women say their periods and cycles are massively disrupted after COVID-19 vaccines. These stories included many women who were NOT vaccinated, but in proximity to people who were.
In this post, I’m zeroing in on one thing – what happens to you after you experience being shed on if you are sensitive to it.
I focused in on church because there is a lot of anecdotal information out there about people struggling with being shed on at church. This is where I made the connection to what I think is going on in my own life. But the same thing would be true in any other public setting (or even homes).
If you don’t know about vaccine shedding, here is a short video discussion about it.
I’ve had in the back of my mind that going to church was making me feel unwell, but I brushed it off and minimized it as so many women do when it comes to our health. (Why do we do this?)
Well, a few things happened that made me realize it was probably true.
Remember I am home almost all the time. I’m not operating in the world every day. I can be home for a week or two at a time for a variety of reasons.
So here is what made wonder if there really was something to this in my own life.
In late March, Naomi Wolf tweeted out this.

She was, of course, mocked by all the Smart People who trust The Science of Dr. Fauci.
But if you followed the covid stuff early on, Naomi was at the forefront of digging into the Pfizer and Moderna documents. I have covered that in the forum and my podcasts many times. This was perhaps the biggest post she wrote early on: Dear Friends, Sorry to Announce a Genocide – It’s Really True: They Know they are Killing the Babies.
She was deplatformed at the time for questioning The Science. Removed from Twitter and elsewhere.
The information that came out this week about Fauci lying about the miscarriage rates? We already knew that and much more thanks to the work Naomi Wolf did with her group of 3000 highly qualified volunteers. So when she says something like this about getting sick after sitting next to someone who is vaxxed, I take note.
The circumstance that made me really suspect there was something to this shedding thing was when we went to Pandora in May. Caroline asked for a Pandora bracelet for her high school graduation gift. So we went to the mall, as it turns out, on Mother’s Day weekend. It was very busy. The store was full of customers and employees. We were in there for some time both to look and then to go back and purchase.
Caroline and I were both unwell the next week. Not sick, but unwell. Exactly how you would feel with the shedding. It never crossed my mind that could happen while we were there but I made the connection after the fact.
I have also been very frustrated this summer because some weeks I am so mentally sharp and productive but other weeks I can barely drag myself along to get things done. Was I just lazy? Was it the weather? Getting older? But it doesn’t make sense I can have such great weeks and then others are just a total bust. It’s like two different versions of me.
I then started to really consider the idea that attending church could be impacting it. I don’t go every week. Were my bad weeks and good weeks directly related? There was no way for me to know at that point since I hadn’t paid attention.
But the last thing that made me dig into the details of shedding now was realizing that for some reason when I have trouble sleeping it often happens on Tuesday nights. The only reason I noticed the pattern is because that is the night we put the trash out. Why am I always struggling to sleep on Tuesday nights? What am I doing differently that is messing me up on this day?
So a few weeks ago I decided to dig into shedding with Arya (AI). I didn’t know exactly what I was looking for, but just started asking questions.
If you want to read the conversation, I put it into a PDF you can download at the end of this post. It’s 22 pages long, but disturbingly fascinating if you are wondering the same thing about shedding impacting you or one of your loved ones. The most important information is in the last third, but the first part is what sets it up so you need to read (or skim) it all.
Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor. I’m not a scientist. I am not claiming that everything in this document is accurate. It’s AI. Do your own research and digging. But this makes sense to me based on what I’ve experienced.
I’m now running an experiment with my life to see if I can confirm or refute these ideas. I’m about two weeks in. I sincerely hope I’m wrong and am able to prove it to myself. I’ll let you know what I learn.
On top of all that, the government just approved the mRNA flu vaccines. I knew about it, but didn’t even think about the implications until a nurse friend pointed out that now she will be navigating the shedding that goes along with those shots at church since so many people get the flu vaccine. It hadn’t even crossed my mind. I felt so stupid. I mentioned it to another friend and she hadn’t made the connection either so I felt better. But, yes. For anyone sensitive to the shedding, there is now a new fresh batch of it that will be served up for flu season.
Download the document here: Shedding









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