Myocarditis is a known side effect of the mRNA vaccines and correlates with testosterone levels, so young males are disproportionately dying of it. In September New York Presbyterian Hospital even ran ad ad about myocarditis in children because it is becoming so common.Originally Posted by iris lilies
Lots of people have critical thinking skills. If they are critical of something they think they possess more skills after watching a few random youtube videos than people who have dedicated their lifetimes to studying a subject.
Myocarditis also occurs more frequently in covid patients.
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7035e5.htm
Let's not normalize heart attacks in children. Respiratory viruses don't do that.
Today a good friend of a good friend was running along the Portland waterfront with her usual jogging partner (female, 61), who, after asking to sit down for a moment, stood up, keeled over, and couldn't be resuscitated. I suppose fit 61-year old women die every day, but it's troubling.
Amid the snark from people whose critical thinking skills are obviously more advanced than mine, I would like to know if the virus, the vaccine, or both might be implicated here, and--if so--what we can do about it.
I've responded to cardiac events, pre-covid, for people in their 20s and 30s.
Of course--often with undiagnosed medical conditions, drug interactions/overdoses, etc. I just want to know if this is a new phenomenon. That's all.
A woman in my building lost all her hair after getting her Covid shot. They tried to bring it back with various treatments but nothing worked. As of now I have had 3 with the last being 10/21. Unless something drastic happens I am done. I think it will be 10-20 years before we really know all the side effects of the vaccine. No doubt they saved people’s lives but may have taken them as well.
I've had three of the vaccine shots and decided against the fourth booster after a sibling and several of their kids responded negatively to the fourth (suddenly passing out with only seconds notice). Did lose several people I knew to COVID, some well, others not as much (service tech we used died along with his wife leaving a 10 year old behind in 2020). I had hoped I was lucky.
Last Wednesday night I felt what was normally allergy symptoms but the wrong time of the year for them. I knew another sibling we had just seen over Christmas was said to be getting the flu, so I assumed I caught that. Still tested to be on the safe side and tested positive last Thursday morning. Came home to quarantine and proceeded to spend most of the next three days unconscious more then awake and having breathing difficulties. Over the weekend, sibling had to rush m-i-l to hospital for emergency surgery, and she didn't make it, then flu turned into Covid.
Today was the first day in the shower, up and really moving about, laundry, house cleaning, etc. I thought I was going to end up in the hospital and on O2.
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