Absolutely. One also needs to look at the death rate before and after vaccines were introduced. It’s night and day.
Yeah, he was a good teacher. I think that might have been his day job? He was a nurse who was involved in CPD, I think? His descent into madness was grimly fascinating. I put it down to the classic interplay between online grifters and their followers with more clicks and traction the more extreme their views but good point about him being an anti EU brexiteer beneath it all. That must had added fuel to the fire.
Likely the algorithm trapping people into an ever-descending info spiral of stuff that just triggers confirmation bias.
Yeah, since I got CV19 in Mar 22, the entire year was a write-off, I've never felt anything like it and was at times stuck in bed, convinced I was dying/having a heart attack. A brutal feeling and I still feel shit/can't exercise.
Thanks for that. Greatly appreciated.
You’re aware of that phenomenon huh?
Sorry to hear that. What’s your quack done, or said?
Seems you are too.
Erm, nothing.
Required reading for most. Thanks for sharing.
Andrew Wakefield has a lot to answer for, his MMR stuff is what brought vaccine craziness to the masses attention
Is your friend @Murder on Zidane's Floor ?
That seems unlikely unless he has moved to Australia.
Unfortunately not. But COVID did/has fecked me physically
Damn. Not good. Hope you are recovering even if only slowly.
Been two years, it's almost like it created a giant health anxiety and chest pains, fatigue, weird feeling etc.
That seems a bit of a stretch?
His doctors seem to think it is likely, as does his wife who is a medical doctor. Hard to be 100% certain of causation of course.
This guy must be both extremely magnetic and autistic by now.
I’m sure you could find similar links between the covid vaccine and cardiac disorders. I’d still argue that if someone has an MI there’s an excellent chance that was in the post regardless. It takes years and years to build up coronary plaques.
But it does seem that it can accelerate things significantly in some cases.
Not always, I have a rogue gene (one of the Lama family) that causes plaque buildup. Despite having a quadruple bypass a few years ago I have 2 blocked again.
His 5G reception is great though.
They admitted it can cause rare blood clots right?
About three years ago. It's believed there may have been around 80 deaths in the UK associated with it, and maybe 10 times that number of cases of VITT. About 100 million doses of it were used in the UK.
I meant the recent admission. I had a quick look as I remember seeing it mentioned recently:
Yep - 80 deaths out of 100 million doses. Which is next to nothing compared to the consequences of not vaccinating.
That’s what the crazies say. But no. A tiny number vs lives saved, far better than most vaccines harm rate.
I remember you telling us about it way back. I'm really sorry to hear that you're still suffering. It's good that you had a haematoligist who could help you through it. It was a horrible time and it's worth remembering that it's not over for everyone.
Thanks jojojo, thats kind of you. I'm really impressed you remember my previous post. I wish I wasn't crazy and that I didn't have the chronic VIITP...but I'm not and I do
Right but the issue is more to do with them now admitting whereas previously they denied it.
I don’t think so. I think it’s data that is aligned with the existing data. Not seen anything to suggest otherwise.
Sorry to hear that and thanks for taking one for the team. No help to you of course but I believe the risk of thrombosis from COVID infection is far higher (not to mention the other health outcomes). And is it getting better? I guess a complication is that this is so rare because it took such an unprecedented vaccination program to be able to identify and study it, so there is only "normal" thrombosis to rely on for history/treatment, and I don't think they know why it is even rarer with the mRNA vaccines.
