Myocarditis and pericarditis after COVID-19 vaccination: clinical management guidance for healthcare professionals

Rare...unless you're one of the millions who ended up with heart disease or will develope heart disease. Of course, if you develop heart disease and don't know it but end up getting diagnosed ten years down the road...who would blame the vaccine? See what they did there?

I had to take my mom to the hospital for a potential blood clot in NYS(elderly stuff, not vax covid stuff, shes not vaxxed) she ended up being ok thank God, she was sent home with antibiotics after a couple hours and a bunch of testing.

in the few hours I was there, I spoke to every employee I could. from the cleaners, to the vital takers, to the nurses, aids, drs, technicians, etc.
I sparked up an easy going conversation with everyone I could that wasnt super busy and could engage in an organic conversation.
Im a good small talker and can get people to speak freely pretty easily and fast.
Each time, everyone talked about how crazy things are, and how blood clots and cardiomyopathies were the main things they were seeing. theyve been overwhelmed with these issues for "weeks now" and "no one knows why" as they give you a very specific look like "yea, no one knows why"
They all spoke of how shortstaffed they were and how many hours they were working. Many worked 16 hour days multiple times a week. Many are working in different areas and facilities working two shifts a day, one shift at each place. For example one er nurse also did a shift 3 times a week in a maternity ward.
This highlights the issue that many more were fired for vax refusal than we are told. It also highlights the fact theres far more side effects than we are being told and blood clots and heart problems are far more common than we are told
I fortunately have good hearing, in the hospital, people are no longer being put in rooms. Everyone is just put in large main rooms and hallways *why? I dont know*.
First you get to the er and you enter the triage tent, then you go into the ER, but instead of getting put in a room like pre covid, you are kept outside the rooms in the main room and hallways

this lack of privacy allows you to hear what the drs say to each and every patient

There were some people there who were stabbed, shot, sick with normal stuff, but I would say at least 50 percent of the people I heard the drs talk to, were told they had blood clots and or cardiomyopathy and the drs wanted to admit them to observation and get them further ecgs ekgs ultasounds etc


We need to get truth out to everyone, because what we are being told, is not anywhere near the reality of things taking place
these heart issues, these blood issues, they are not rare. saying so, at this late in the game, is now criminal

Ok rare. I know three people with it. I know 0 dead from covid and one suicide counted as covid. Im done with the lies

Myocarditis: Dead in five years or less.

See how condensed I made all that nonsense? Get to the fucking point man.

I try not to talk down to AC's, I presume most of them can read more then a terse line. I apologize if that was too 'long and complex' for you to read. May I suggest the my little ponies forums? Just don't hassle the children.
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