Looks like we need to add "Death in Sleep" to the educational tool.
Posted on 07/03/2021 12:24:55 PM PDT by Tipllub
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are now investigating the death of a 13-year-old Michigan boy, Jacob Clynick, who died a few days after receiving his second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
Martha Sharan, a public affairs officer for the CDC's COVID-19 vaccine task force, wrote in a statement to Newsweek that, "CDC is aware of a 13-year-old boy in Michigan who died after receiving a COVID-19 vaccination. This case is currently under investigation and until the investigation is complete, it is premature to assign a specific cause of death."
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When confronted with these incidents the argument from these pro covid vaxxers is “how do you know the covid vaccine caused it”.
Agrivating that these people have their heads in the sand that deep.
Looks like we need to add "Death in Sleep" to the educational tool.
But the death is unrelated, I sweah!
Just give the kids access to HCQ, Ivermectin and the other things, and leave the spike protein shots to the adults.
Step right up and get your jab! Nothing to see here. No worries. Okay, whose next? Free French fries with any jab. The coroner is in the next booth.
It is shocking to see parents shoving this in their children’s arms when they are in zero danger from the virus.
In a just world, the parents would be charged with child abuse.
Well, as long as the CDC is investigating I feel much better. /sarc
This case is currently under investigation and until the investigation is complete, it is premature to assign a specific cause of death.”
So far it has been shown that these shots can trigger inflammatory reactions amongst some humans which maybe predisposed to inflammations and at times may result in some debilitating adverse reaction and in a worst case scenario even an early demise. The question I have is, does this trigger presumably being some spike proteins eventually diminish in their activity or go away on their own or will they accumulate within certain organs and just sit and wait there like a time bomb to cause trouble at an unpredictable later date?
My hunch is that some people due to their life style as well as their dietary habits may have a stronger immune system fortifying them initially against the inflammatory causes posed by these vaccines, being one of the reasons why they hardly show any reaction, while others lacking this protection may show some adverse reaction. Yet, unless this trigger disappears over time on its own will it remain in place and cause problems at a later date even for those who never displayed any reaction initially.
No doubt that there are some great scientific minds amongst this forum that may either agree or disagree with my assumptions and it certainly would be interesting to hear their opinion.
Yet NYS counts probables as CoupFlu cases...
It always blows my mind to read that doctors, nurses, parents, patients all encourage each other by saying blinding headaches, all over fever etc. ‘means its working’. Nowhere is that documented as a sign of success. It’s just so sick. We have instincts that tell us if something makes us have headaches, fever, paralysis etc. we should avoid it - until the dawn of Covid indoctrination.
Heartbreaking.
We see that it all depends on what their definition of ‘working’ is. 😢
Well, I’m screwed. But since I don’t plan to take any boosters, maybe not.
All I can say is that I wish you well and things turn out OK. One reason I been leery about this vaccine is that there appears to be overwhelming evidence that it can and certainly has caused inflammatory reactions in some humans. As I stated and kept wondering is, if this trigger eventually goes away and things go back to normal, I hope it does. One thing the human body absolutely does not need is any unnecessary inflammation as invariably it spells trouble. Stay healthy and well my friend.
The handfull of dope he ate before bed had nothing to do with it./sarc
Add to the above list worsening of tinnitus overnight.
I kept resisting but it was required for a trip I didn’t want to cancel.
Now I’m on steroids to see if it’ll help.
I sure don’t want any boosters.
Sorry to hear that. I hope it clears up, soon.
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