New York physician assistant says she was told to stop reporting COVID shot injuries

LifeSite News ^ | Nov 26, 2021 | Kennedy Hall

[Rocco DiPippo]

Father-in-law: Took both injections. Six months later diagnosed with stage 4, NSS lung cancer. He is a smoker, so that was likely the cause. But I cannot help but wonder that given the growing evidence that these injections might suppress cancer fighting components of the immune system that the shots didn't kick off or accelerate his cancer. Two days after the first injection he began experiencing pain and blurred vision in one eye, a feeling like things were crawling under the skin of his legs and also constant neck pain. Coincidence? Maybe.

Mother-in-law: Took the first injection. Within an hour was suffering from a violent headache (she hasn't had a headache since she can remember) blurred vision, dizzyness ending up with her collapsing onto the floor when she tried crawling into bed. Being a hardcore, stoic Brit, she did not seek treatment. She awoke the next morning feeling like she'd been run over by a truck. A month or so later she got the second shot - no immediate side effects. Three months later she was diagnosed with a cancerous growth on one of her kidneys. Coincidence? I'm beginning to think it's not.

Though I usually don't offer unsolicited advice because nearly every time I have it has been met with resistance and ill feeling, this time I did. I warned both of them not to even think about getting any more covid injections.

I hope they take my advice. I think my father-in-law will because as his problems began developing he told my wife that though he felt fine before taking the first injection he never felt good again after taking it.

Neither me nor my wife will ever allow this experimental, dicey crap to be injected into us. Given the low mortality rate of this virus I think you'd have to be either ill informed or crazy to do so, especially now that so many red flags regarding the "vaccines" are popping up. If Covid was something like Ebola I'd probably consider being injected. But it's not - not even close.

[bagster]

So are you saying she was NOT told to not report vax injuries? Nothing you said addressed that.

Follow up question:

Were you drunk when you made that post?

#VerySketchy

[bagster]

[mewzilla]

Impression?!

Well, so much for science, eh?

[mewzilla]

It isn’t Christmas until Hans Gruber falls from the Nakatomi Tower.

[mewzilla]

Related...

SARS‐CoV‐2 vaccines are not free of neurological side effects

This packs a punch.

[Polynikes]

“Were you drunk when you made that post?”

Nah probably just a little N20. He just needs a “timeout” to clear his head.

[bagster]

Nah probably just a little N20. He just needs a “timeout” to clear his head.

[Sirius Lee]

Most doctors sh*t all over their Hippocratic oaths and are positively rancid with corruption.

Yet people still idolize them, much as they used to idolize FEEBS. Chumps gonna be chumped, jabbed, and clotted.

[wastedyears]

You should check out some of the stuff ransom posts regarding the death serum and how to counteract it.

[TigersEye]

Vell, ... bye, Hans!

[Liaison]

COVID response is paid for by the federal government. Shots given and hospital stays for COVID are money in the bank for hospitals to include reporting other causes that could be assumed to be COVID related. Any negative reaction or action that could upset the money flow could potentially have be a malpractice suite if not taken care of properly. No report, no foul.
For those who say a Federal emergency protection will stop a lawsuit, I don’t believe malfeasance and prevarication would be protected by it. First signs that a lawsuit could be viable, there would be a class action lawsuit started by the ambulance chasers.