Cyberpunkd
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I asked both of you, the other poster provided link (I will check it soon), you have data or are just whining?
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CompleteGlobalSaturation
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There is also data from the UK.
Risk of death following COVID-19 vaccination or positive SARS-CoV-2 test in young people, England - Office for National Statistics
Estimates of the risk of all-cause and cardiac death in the 12 weeks after vaccination or positive SARS-CoV-2 test compared with subsequent weeks, in England.
www.ons.gov.uk
A good summary:
“We find no evidence that the risk of cardiac or all cause death is increased in the weeks following vaccination with mRNA vaccines. However, receiving a first dose of a non-mRNA vaccine was associated with an increased risk of cardiac death in young women. Vaccination with the main non-mRNA vaccine used in the UK was stopped for young people following safety concerns in April 2021, and most of the young people who received it would have been prioritised due to clinical vulnerability or being healthcare workers. Therefore, these results cannot be generalised to the population as a whole.
“Whilst vaccination carries some risks, these need to be assessed in light of its benefits. Our analysis shows that the risk of death is greatly increased following a positive test for COVID-19 even in young people and many studies show that vaccines are highly effective at preventing hospitalisation or death following COVID-19 infection.
bundylove
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False skewed data my friend.
For starters my wife works on trauma.
She had the whole summer off as they emptied her building , all floors, to turn it into a covid ICU .
Only the first 2 floors filled up over the months. She was home for more than 3 months as all her patients were denied help. No surgeries no nothing. This after the alberta goverment was screaming the hospitals are full. Was a lie. Lucky her ahe got paid leave.
Second . After i fired my cardiologist , god bless him as he saved my life and got me the best minimal invasive surgeon, i ended up with a new cardiologist Dr. Hutchinson. Read his bio, he was a everest survivor. Great man.
Anyways i asked him about the vaccines and such. We had a long convo where he stated that him and his team were fighting with the goverment about who should and shouldnt take the vaccine.
He stated anyine under the age of 50 would have severe side effects namely a lot of heart issues, inflamations etc and that he never seen so many young patients with heart conditions due to the covid shot.
Anyone above the age of 50 would greatly benefit from it.
No one claims the shots didnt help. But by making it a one size fits all, a lot of young and healthy people now have their health compromised.
These are all real life examples.
I wont start providing data that will only get me banned for being a covid denier. Seen it too many times on the ban list.
I dont expect anyone to believe me but my word here should count more as i did a very extensive research about this to make sure i make the right decissiin for myself.
And i feel i did. Again i had an 8 hour long open heart surgery that went very well and i am so much better off ever since. So my health is top priority. For me to get myocarditis and have my heart permanently fucked is not an option.
I also got covid and i kicked it in 4 days. And ever since i didnt even got a severe cold or flu or anything.
I can tell you though how many in my family get covid almost every yeae and they are boosted.
Anyways, i would like to stoo here not because i make shit up and cant back it , its because i dont want to get banned by engaging in this topic.
Kinda regret bringing it up as this is just fule to the fire topic. But also its the past and its time to move on.
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bundylove
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Read below my exoerience . Maybe it helps a bit maybe you will laught me out.
Either way this is all i am willing to share
CompleteGlobalSaturation
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If you don't mind me asking, why did you have open heart surgery?
This analysis of 43 million people indicates Coronavirus infection confers a greater risk of myocarditis than vaccination. And yes, it also recognises the vaccine can also increase the risk of cardiac related events, however, the overall risk is exceedingly low (3000 cases out of 43 million = 0.007%).
I don't see why you would be banned for providing facts - if you have the data, I'm more than happy to read.
bundylove
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I had a mitral valve repair done.
I had a leaky heart valve since a young age and it progressed a lot over time.
One day i was unable to walk up the stairs, couldnt catch my breath and went to get checked out.
Turnes out the leak was so severe the blood was pumped back into my lungs.
I had 6 months max to live. I was lucky i went in.
Developed a mild heart failure as well due to this.
I was on pills to drain the fluid out of my lungs and nitro patches that gave me the worst headache ever. So couldnt really do it i rarher coughed my gutts out.
I was 37 at this point. Had my surgery that went well. They were able to repair the valve . No need to replace it.
Recovery was more than a year for me. As i said i got pericardities 4 times in the firat year of recovery. After that maybe once a year. At the beginning the heart inflamatiin was very bad and was on antibiotocs and colchesine and aspirin. Having that is so painfull you just want to die.
Years later i feel great l. My heart is healthy. My doctor said that the repair will hold. And i dont ever want to repeat the surgery. It was soooo painfull the first 2 weeks.
They broke all my ribbs, defleated my lung to create a tunnel , also went through the groin .
If they would cut my sternum it would have been way easier but then you are limited for the rest of your life as it could pop if you do heavy chest work out or something similar.
After i git the first reports about myocardities linked to the vaccine i got very scared and started my research. I read a lot, i called several doctors etc. and decided against it.
I do believe in my case i made the right choice.
Well years later i know i made the right choice.
I Dont look down or make fun of anyone who took the shot. But i can tell you half of my family abandoned me for nit taking it. They didnt care about my reasoning they just cared about their own wellbeing.
When i asked why do you worry about me if you already got the vaccine as you should feel safe , i was just belittled and called and idiot.
Burger King
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spineless opportunist
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
Vaccines work the best when they confer herd immunity to a population, which means that it is optimal that everyone who can get one should get one. That's why.
Ozzy Onya A2Z
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Nice to see a bro getting deservedly punched in the face and having to stand up for himself was a good wake up call to a little brighter future and influence. Corpo or not.
As for the whole DEI thing, it's just the scales of justice went from imbalance past balanced to opposing imbalance. Let us try not to overcorrect so much this time and perhaps push the middle and less authoritarian instead in future.
Anecdotally my wife always ponders what the world would be like if women run things as men have for so long. I'm not sure we want to see that. Have you ever not seen a decent size group of women turn on each other, hold grudges, go behind backs etc? Women get catty alright. Blokes get aggressive. Perhaps the best bet is we balance each other. For me I feel give each individual the opportunity and don't worry about the trending/stats so much. Just leave it as best person for the job.
For me I prefer the male take on fight it out and shake hands afterwards then move past grudges. I have two friends that originally were just that, after a spat or two we've moved on and are better mates for it. Just about every bloke has that sort of story in their circles.
As for the whole DEI thing, it's just the scales of justice went from imbalance past balanced to opposing imbalance. Let us try not to overcorrect so much this time and perhaps push the middle and less authoritarian instead in future.
Anecdotally my wife always ponders what the world would be like if women run things as men have for so long. I'm not sure we want to see that. Have you ever not seen a decent size group of women turn on each other, hold grudges, go behind backs etc? Women get catty alright. Blokes get aggressive. Perhaps the best bet is we balance each other. For me I feel give each individual the opportunity and don't worry about the trending/stats so much. Just leave it as best person for the job.
For me I prefer the male take on fight it out and shake hands afterwards then move past grudges. I have two friends that originally were just that, after a spat or two we've moved on and are better mates for it. Just about every bloke has that sort of story in their circles.
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12Goblins
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this is all I needed to read to see how disingenuous and biased your post is. The procedures that were postponed were the elective/non emergent surgeries - None of the hospitals at the time were equipped with the staff or equipment to deal with the fast spreading airborne virus (technically not airborne, droplet). No doctors and nurses wanted to work in the hospital because they were seeing their coworkers drop dead. Every one in healthcare was scared shitless, most of all the older surgeons who were high risk of contracting the virus by sharing the same air space for hours with someone on the table that could be a carrier. All we knew was the virus had a long incubation period. Your wife should be grateful she was paid to stay away from spending every day in a covid incubator that was poorly staffed and lacked adequate protective equipment. Your reasoning for wanting to abstain from the vaccine with your preexisting cardiac history is completely reasonable, and I very much doubt anyone would turn their backs on you if not for other factors you are choosing not to disclose.
bundylove
Member
You must be the most uneducated person then.
Do you know who ends up on trauma unit??
You get into a major car accident.
You get shot.
You get stabbed.
None emergent surgeries?????
Oh boy my wife would kick your ass with your comment
People die there you know?
Its one step down from ICU
Just pray you never end up there.
For context i live in canada.
Maybe where you are from trauma unit has a different meaning
And one last thing. I am on perm warning.
So no i wont continue commenting any longer to this thread. Sorry
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fran.fernandez
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Scripted or not, I like it
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Sir, I beg you please. Just observe. It's trying to blend in. Why would you put stock into anything this fucking thing says?!
dsp
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DARPA LifeLog - Wikipedia
"The LifeLog program was canceled on February 4th 2004 after criticism concerning the privacy implications of the system."
Facebook - Wikipedia
Founded on February 4th, 2004.
You're just this country's human rats in their human rat utopia.
So based bruh bruh, no cap bruh
Mark Zuckerberg is an asshole by design. They even made a giant movie about how much of an asshole he is. It's called predictive programming. You're supposed to hate him.
Do you know how you completely eradicate real free speech? You create gigantic fake companies that become the gatekeepers to speech. Can't complain to your government when their own censorship and control mechanisms are in the hands of "non-government" (retards actually believe this) groups. So sorry that nearly all of your means of communication have been handed over to gigantic fake companies sponsored by the government, nothing we can do about that. Maybe we'll hold a fake public government meeting about it if you get really uppity, you know, the ones where your fake elected politicians pretend to be irate so you feel like someone gives a shit when they really don't. That's just the public's pressure valve.
Nonehxc
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Thank God they're finally closing LGTBQuantico
Kacho
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Pegasus Actual
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Unknown Soldier
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Does he wear contacts that change his eye color too? That's pretty clever if you think about it