I don't know one single person who died from covid. But I know three who died shortly after getting their shot (s). They were older, but they had been in good health before the shots. Naturally, there is no medical acknowledgement that they died from side effect from the eugenics jabs. All I heard was that they died suddenly and peacefully. Just a coincidence?
Got the first two shots, but it’s been nine months. Did not get his booster yet. Possible the first vaccine rounds are becoming less effective this late into it without being boosted.
Update, spoke to an ICU doctor this morning: the Covid has caused both pneumonia in him and also almost gave him a heart attack, from the strain it puts on the heart. Said his heart muscle shows some damage and was leaking some enzyme that’s indicative of a heart attack or a heart-attack-about-to-happen. Heart rate was up to 160 bpm, well above the safe limit for a man his age. Don’t want to jinx anything, but we’re hopeful he’ll pull through. But if he makes it, it’s absolutely reasonable to say Covid almost killed him. It is NO JOKE, I promise you that.
Forgot to include, I knew (business acquaintances) two people who died from Covid last year, they worked in Walmarts I dealt with in my last job. One was older in her 60s, and I believe she did have some other Heath issues. The other was only a few years older than me and was, to everyone’s knowledge, relatively healthy. They both died before the vaccines were out. This is all very sad.
Well, there's certain absurdities that go into some of these diagnosis' for sure - like if a motorcyclist crashes and beheads himself, they've tried to blame these obscure accidents on Covid related deaths, but there's another discussion to be had about seemingly unrelated deaths, as well.
An instance I've come across a lot is "No, he died from X thing, not Covid!" when talking to absolutist deniers - but there's something to be argued about weather or not X thing was further complicated or exacerbated because of a Covid infection, and back (the time that you're probably quoting) when it first became an issue and we weren't entirely sure exactly how differently it'd affect different people, yes.. A lot of deaths that weren't necessarily pin-point cause from Covid were calculated as Covid deaths, but that's something that happened very early on in the pandemic, and it's not a confusing issue, anymore.
When someone dies of Covid - we know that they died from Covid because we now know & understand the effects that it's having on people, from heart issues, to kidney failure, to cysts, polyps - almost anywhere in the body, and blood clots. (Nope, vaccines don't cause the blood clots. Your previous medical history AND Covid does that.)
So, while there's some previous validity into your claims, it's been a dead practice for months because *we've said it before and we'll say it again*... Science is an ever-turning, ever-learning expansion of ideas and understandings. We now know & understand the complications, so the guess work is gone. :) Hope this helps.
The 'Death Toll' from Covid has been over hyped, they have been listing any death 28 day from a positive Covid result, no matter if it was in a hospital ICU or the person, being in a traffic accident, falling down the stairs, suicide, the list is endless all they focus on is the positive Covid result.
but i will say that i know that a lot of people have died that aren't considered covid cases. and a lot of covid cases are not categorized amongst the FLU variants
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I lost my grandmother, my uncle and my father in law. Outside my family there have been two coworkers and two people in my neighborhood who I didn't really know well. I don't know about the neighbors or coworkers but all of the family members were unvaccinated. Unfortunately, I come from a family that is generally very antivax.
I work for a large hospital system so of course have seen countless others as well.
A coworker of mine died last week. Afterwards I found out that he had had the coronavirus. The same thing happened to a taxi driver who lived in my area.
a friends grandpa died and when he died they tested him for corona and it was positive, so he was counted as corona death. however he didn't have any flu like symptoms at all. he had terminal cancer.
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