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What's a rocket team?@Dyn & @Hollywood Hulk Hogan? I didn't know rocket team was in town today
Rock on, I don't pay taxes either.Oh no how will I get my zero dollars back if I'm not satisfied with my free vaccine?
Good for you, when you pay taxes you're basically paying to raise big black men's kids, which makes you a cuck.Rock on, I don't pay taxes either.
That's exactly what my accountant told me. Never heard him use the word "cuck" before so that was kind of odd.Good for you, when you pay taxes you're basically paying to raise big black men's kids, which makes you a cuck.
He probably picked it up from your wife.That's exactly what my accountant told me. Never heard him use the word "cuck" before so that was kind of odd.
Women and finance don't mix.He probably picked it up from your wife.
The fact that the entirety of Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Southeast Asia & Latin America haven't been completely overrun with mass death shows just how deadly this virus is(nt).It is too bad that COVID is just a rebranded flu, because it would have been funny to see all the unvaccinated African niggers die. While the Africans are dumb enough to fall for a pandemic grift, they are too poor to be worth the effort. Man, the overpopulation is going to suck.
That's not a complication. That's an end. Ends are pretty simple.EDIT: "Pregnancy Complications" is a very polite way of saying "miscarriage" I presume
Over the past two weeks, the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention weighed approval for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged 5 to 11 years old. The FDA issued an emergency-use authorization for the pediatric vaccine, which was quickly followed by an endorsement from the CDC.
During the days-long meetings, questions of heart inflammation following the vaccine loomed large. And by most accounts, reporting on those discussions has led to concern among parents about side-effects. But just how dangerous this vaccine side effect is still isn’t completely clear, and according to some experts, it might not be a cause for concern at all.
Currently, the FDA has paused its approval of Moderna’s vaccine for adolescents while it reviews data from Europe on the risk of inflammation in or around the heart following mRNA vaccination. That inflammation is called myocarditis and pericarditis, depending on where it takes place. It’s rare: Even in the highest-risk group, 16 to 18 year olds, it occurs in about 70 out of a million vaccinations, CDC data shows. But according to the EU, Moderna’s shot is more likely to cause this inflammation in adolescents. Several Scandinavian countries no longer give Moderna to people under 30.
CDC data from millions of vaccinations show that the inflammation, when it occurs, goes away within a matter of days without any serious consequences. And infectious disease experts and pediatricians widely agree that the risks of COVID—including a full-body inflammatory syndrome called MIS-C—are much more substantial.
Sarah Long, a pediatric infectious disease expert at Drexel University College of Medicine, and a member of the CDC’s vaccine advisory panel, thinks that the post-vaccine heart inflammation might be different from the myocarditis that’s seen during an infection with COVID-19 or from some other cause. It’s so different, and less severe, than typical myocarditis, she says, that giving it the same name has created unnecessary worry over the condition.
“Let’s not call this myocarditis”
Sarah Long, pediatric infectious disease expert at Drexel University College of Medicine
Myocarditis isn’t a disease in its own right, like the flu—it’s more like pneumonia, which can be caused by viruses or bacteria.
Long says that vaccine-related events are completely different, and much less dire, than typical myocarditis. She says that the typical disease can be so severe that she’d rather treat many people with vaccine-associated myopericarditis than a single case of viral myocarditis. She says that the typical disease can be so severe that she’d rather treat many people with vaccine-associated myopericarditis than a single case of viral myocarditis. “Give me a patient with vaccine-associated myopericarditis every day,” she says, “for one who has true viral myocarditis.”
Long thinks of myocarditis in three different categories. The first type consists of “typical myocarditis,” as it existed before COVID, which affects just under 1 in 100,000 children, and is most common in 15 to 18 year old boys. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including an overactive immune response to a virus, and sometimes turns serious, she says. “It is a typical syndrome that is not good to have. They take a long time to get better. Some of them never get better. There is mortality, and some of them get to heart transplant.”
Then there’s myocarditis that comes from COVID itself. It’s usually found as part of a larger inflammatory condition called MIS-C, which occurs weeks after an acute COVID infection. It appears to be related to an overactive immune response, and causes serious inflammation throughout the body, including the heart. Adults with heart conditions have also experienced severe complications from COVID-19.
Then there’s inflammation from the vaccine. Long says that in her experience seeing patients and reviewing cases as a journal editor, kids with vaccine-related symptoms present very differently: If MIS-C and myocarditis are apples and oranges, she says that the vaccine condition is an avocado. “The typical thing is they have the acute onset of chest pain. That’s bizarre.”
Those unusual symptoms appear to be because vaccine-related inflammation isn’t concentrated in the muscle of the heart itself: it’s in the lining around the heart, the pericardium. The lining, unlike the muscle of the heart, has pain sensors. But while inflammation of the heart lining sounds concerning, Long points out that surgeons sometimes remove it altogether during heart procedures, and patients do fine. It’s just not as essential to a healthy heartbeat.
So a kid with “typical” myocarditis might come to the hospital with no chest pain, but would be breathing quickly because of a malfunctioning heart. A kid with the vaccine symptoms would instead have chest pain, but “their echocardiograms, which are measuring function, are almost always normal.”
Long thinks we should be calling the vaccine side-effect pericarditis or perimyocarditis, to emphasize the fact that it’s taking place in the heart lining. I remember some of the early discussions of this, I kept saying to people, ‘please let’s not call this myocarditis.’”
“If parents were to look up myocarditis, they would be quite upset about this,” she says. But the chest pain associated with pericarditis is much less serious—the CDC hasn’t confirmed a single death from the condition.
That’s not to say that everyone thinks the two are completely different conditions. In an overview of vaccine-related heart inflammation published this summer, about 60 percent showed some change in heart activity, indicating that the heart muscle itself was affected.
But data presented earlier this week by CDC scientist Matthew Oster backs up real-world differences between the conditions. In cases of typical myocarditis, about 30 percent of patients didn’t get normal heart function back after a month. In cases of MIS-C myocarditis, the majority of patients got back to normal within ten days. In vaccine-related inflammation, everyone was up and running in five days.
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Data presented at a CDC hearing on Tuesday showed that cases of vaccine-related myocarditis cleared up within days. (Matthew Oster, CDC.)
Children experiencing chest pain is certainly nothing to be brushed off lightly, says Long. “But we now have had time to see that these are different entities, not with this same prognosis. Nobody has died of myopericarditis, and children are dying of coronavirus. So of course it’s a benefit-risk ratio that comes out in the direction of vaccination.”
Still waiting on those credentials or an apology, schizOP[Schizobabbling from bitchute videos]
It's looking a "Dark Winter" of the vaccinated in Rhode Island.
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[Schizobabbling from bitchute videos]
I literally posted the documents and screencaps of those documents I posted, both of which come from Pfizer, and all you can do is pretend it's from bitchute--probably because you associate bitchute with /pol/ because racist /pol/ conspiracy etc etcfrom bitchute videos
Then you should apologize for saying I cannot talk about vaccines because I have no credentials. Thanks for admitting you're a hypocrite, schizOPI literally posted the documents and screencaps of those documents I posted, both of which come from Pfizer, and all you can do is pretend it's from bitchute--probably because you associate bitchute with /pol/ because racist /pol/ conspiracy etc etc
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I have no "credentials" hence why I never made that an emphasis for anyone, including you. You work in IT and will only ever work in IT despite leading others to believe your employment in a hospital gave you the right to talk down to people. Your daydream of being IRL friends (lol) and colleagues with physicians is funny in hindsight. Keep fixing those routers on the "front lines", brave hero.
Post proof I ever said that. I'll wait.Then you should apologize for saying I cannot talk about vaccines because I have no credentials.
- Pfizer documents from Pfizer posted in PDF format with screenshots from Pfizer's documents.And yeah, it's obvious you scour Bitchute for conspiracy videos and then write up 4 pages of nothing
I don't care. Never have cared. It's not something special, that's the point.I just say IT because
You edited the OP after I called you on it, so I can't. Unlike you, I don't take screenshots of everything because of a mental illness.Post proof I ever said that. I'll wait.
Lol I meant in general. Most of your posts are like that. I understand your crippling autism has made your diseased brain unable to understand things like context, so I apologize for saying vague things like that and thinking your feeble mind would be able to comprehend it.- Pfizer documents from Pfizer posted in PDF format with screenshots from Pfizer's documents.
- Bitchute conspiracy
Says the guy who has been confirmed to have crippling autism + schizophrenia who writes 5 pages of schizobabble about every anti-vax thing he sees, while simultaneously claiming he knows more about vaccines than doctors and scientists despite having no credentialslol You are so desperate to deny reality you come off as schizo-typical yourself. I wonder how indicative this is of all your e-friends bitching about "muh anti-vaxxers" or claiming this thread is just about illuminati conspiracy theories for 120+pgs.
You obviously do care or your diseased brain wouldn't shut down every time I destroy one of your claims.
I don't care. Never have cared. It's not something special, that's the point.
Go collect your SSDI check which taxes from my job (which isn't fixing computers, lol) pays for, schizoFix a router.
I called you out on this lie before you even said it outright like this and yet you still tried it now:You edited the OP after I called you on it, so I can't.
Which proved to be right yet again since everyone knows, from admins to users alike, that you turn threads into dumpsterfires by obsessively posting, baiting, sperging endlessly and then crying victim--literally every single tactic you can imagine you do. It's sissified, man. You're transparent and effeminate in your underhanded nonsense.But you and I both know you're just trying to build a case against the thread--again--because it's not politically aligned with you and your friends. If you can't derail it to oblivion or watch it get locked or moved to Spergatory you'll make claims of it being unbalanced, unfair, etc. and with this it's obvious groundwork harassment claims. You're transparent and effeminate in your underhanded nonsense.
Your post is in the OP for a reason, not to harass you or to argue that you don't have "muh credentials", etc. It's as an example of those who's sole use of their free time--for lack of anything else to do in real life or online--is to derail and antagonize.
No you just bullshit incessantly HHH, like that time you claimed I was one of the people who tried to dox you because I "argued like them" and then tried to say it wasn't what is was...while admitting it. First I'm trying to "dox" you by arguing a point. Now I'm supposedly trying to say you can't speak because credentials and gaslight you. What next? Are you gonna claim I'm stalking you too? I'd advise against it considering only one of us spent several days straight obsessively hitting up the other's profile.Unlike you, I don't take screenshots of everything
See what I mean about bullshitting? You specifically said the post where I uploaded official Pfizer document PDFs and screenshots from those Pfizer documents, one a public EUA and the other confidential studies released via FOIA, was schizobabble from Bitchute.Lol I meant in general.