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Kmac3009's avatar

My god. I’m not prone to think in terms of “evil” but when you read this list and consider the coordinated actions deceive, coerce and convince people to inject this into children . . .

My heart wrench’s for those families who believed they were doing the best for their kids. That is pain that never ends

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If we were to seriously consider the truth, older adults are Having just as many issues with it, but they are waived off as “coincidences” because we expect older people to develop issues. My sil never reported her vertigo, serious headaches, Dizziness and neck pain that kept her on disability for months, and now still can only work part time. She didn’t report it because it developed over a month later and refuses to believe it is connected. After many tests, they can’t find MS or any other neurological reason for it

My mil ended up with shingles a couple months later. She is healthy, active, and it was a surprise and lasted months instead of weeks.

My dad, with afib from his 40s, had it well under control and hadn’t had a recurrence in a decade. After the V, it recurred, and they had to shock him back into rhythm.

A woman I know with Congenital heart defect also experienced afib after (she does have a history, but also had it under control for years) and ended up with a pace maker.

Not one of these attributed to the V that happened at least 30 days prior. It didn’t happen within a week, so it couldn’t possibly be the V, according to doctors.

But we don’t know. The longest follow-up in the research was an average of 30 days, and many never made it to 30 days. It appears Those that reacted (1.224 pages with about 5 subjects per page) were tossed out of the study, they didn’t finish the study.

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