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Not all cases of myocarditis are equal. When heart tissue is damaged enough, the long term survival is actually poor. It is not harmless, like they told us when these cases in Israel became known.
Quoting: Dataskrekk True. Myocarditis does damage to the heart muscle that doesn't repair itself. I just searched Google for the same terms I did a couple of months ago and found different answers about this. Before there was multiple sites referencing the long term mortality rate being about 11 years. Today all those links are no coming up. Tons of links saying mild myocarditis doesn't cause long term effects now. Data skewing driven links. My husband had periocarditis a couple years ago and almost died. So I checked long term effects of both periocarditis any myocarditis. These are both life threatening conditions. There should be no allowable cases connected to their shot that is acceptable. Quoting: Thorbulla Your point about searching google - some 3 years ago my cats were in a cattery & was informed they had cat coronavirus. Researched it on google, well known disease of cats for decades, now no info at all practically - all google cat + coronavirus searches will refer to sars covid 19 - can cats get it / can they give it to you / can you give it to them. This is Big Brother folks. Sheer Madness.
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