In another story I’m sure you never heard about last year, which given how busy corporate media was reporting “legitimate news” is understandable. Celebrity Japanese pianist Chihiro Arai, 57, died on September 15th, after a 145-day battle with a dizzying array of pharmaceutical intervention induced symptoms and injuries. Besides her music, it appears that Chihiro also left the world something even more important, it turns out that that she was a prolific tweeter who posted day-by-day details of her deteriorating health condition.

Chihiro got her third pharmaceutical intervention on April 23rd, and immediately began having adverse reactions.

According to her tweets, two hours after she took her third pharmaceutical intervention, she got a high fever, followed by headache, dizziness, general weakness, and erythema in her legs. Over the next five months, she experienced leg and spine pain, insomnia, fatigue, spots on her legs, severe pain at the base of her left leg, brain fog, and lost 26 pounds. She tweeted that her body had become so weak it was even hard to take out the trash.

Ironically, the day before she died, Chihiro tweeted that she thought she was feeling better, and remained optimistic she’d eventually recover. Sadly, a recovery was not in the cards, as she passed away the next day. However, had she been living in Canada, she would have likely left us much sooner, as some caring medical professional would have come to her “assistance” with another “pharmaceutical cocktail!”

Now given we’re living in the “TAE” era, you know “Twitter After Elon” amazingly enough foreign tweets now show up in searches and helpfully offer a “translate” button, something that didn’t happen “TPE” that’s “Twitter Pre Elon”, I guess the old crew didn’t know how to do this right? Shame on you for thinking they didn’t want you to know what was happening elsewhere in the world! If you read the Japanese tweets about Chihiro, you’ll quickly discover that she appears to have been a gentle soul much beloved in that country, and not a “rabid anti-vaxxeer!”. Her recent passing seems to have added to Japan’s already increasing and mounting questioning of the “pharmaceutical interventions”

In closing I wish her family and loved ones my deepest condolences as well hope they recognize the contribution she made to her fellow citizens, through the tweets sharing and documenting what happened to her, right to the bitter end!