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Goddess Purpurea's avatar

This is a pretty random story but possibly your article holds a clue. My Burmese cat had cat flu when I bought him 5 years ago. His eyes were all glued together and had to be cleaned and moistened twice per day. He wheezed a lot. When he was 18 months old, and the condition had not been resolved- we were told it was permanent, he escaped his enclosure for 24 hours. We live in very remote mountainous and heavily forested area, so he could have gone anywhere.

I noticed him looking like a vampire the next day including drooling so does him to a vet.

As I suspected he was bitten by an Australian Tiger snake. He was treated and over the following two weeks his paralysis type symptoms receded. But that’s not the only thing that receded. His cat flu symptoms disappeared. His eyes do t stick together and his wheeze disappeared except for a light snore at times, but the infrequently. I was amazed that the snake bite or the antivenom appeared to be responsible. I’ve never read anything or heard from

Anyone with a similar story to correlate my observation

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

I watched Dr Artis talk about snake venom in the "Watch the Water" documentary, it was pretty eye opening and who's to say it isn't in the bioweapon injections.

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