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mell
2022 May 23, 8:51pm
Anxious waiting by parents desperate to vaccinate their babies?!! FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK YOU LAUREN
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mell
2022 May 23, 8:56pm
Even in the most leftarded areas by now the majority of parents are running away from the mrna clotters like the plague. How can anybody write toxic garbage like this, lies goebbels would be proud of, and how can a major organization promote that dangerous garbage? how did we get here and when?! Promoting jabs with plenty of deadly and crippling side effects for a common respiratory virus that hasn't killed or crippled a single healthy toddler?!
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Patrick
2022 May 23, 9:39pm
Patrick
2022 May 23, 9:39pm
I think the word of people being injured by the vaxx is getting around. It's too big to hide.
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HeadSet
2022 May 24, 7:14am
HeadSet
2022 May 24, 7:14am
Patrick says
Oh yeah? Ask some liberals you know if they have heard about any vaxx injuries.
I think the word of people being injured by the vaxx is getting around. It's too big to hide.
Oh yeah? Ask some liberals you know if they have heard about any vaxx injuries.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 May 24, 7:58am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 May 24, 7:58am
Lauran Neergaard - Member
MEDICAL WRITER
AP
Email Lauran Neergaard
About Myself:
Lauran Neergaard is a medical writer for The Associated Press.
She joined the AP in Atlanta in 1989, and has covered health since 1992. Based in Washington since 1993, she currently covers public health and medical research. She also is the author of the HealthBeat column, focusing on consumer medical issues.
Neergaard is a 1989 graduate of the University of Georgia, where she studied journalism and global policy/Russian.
https://centerforhealthjournalism.org/users/lauranneergaard
MEDICAL WRITER
AP
Email Lauran Neergaard
About Myself:
Lauran Neergaard is a medical writer for The Associated Press.
She joined the AP in Atlanta in 1989, and has covered health since 1992. Based in Washington since 1993, she currently covers public health and medical research. She also is the author of the HealthBeat column, focusing on consumer medical issues.
Neergaard is a 1989 graduate of the University of Georgia, where she studied journalism and global policy/Russian.
https://centerforhealthjournalism.org/users/lauranneergaard
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mell
2022 May 24, 8:56am
WineHorror1 says
Some of them may have subclinical myocarditis, they should get a proper check up before exercising hard
I don't know of anyone who suffered from the jab in any way.
Some of them may have subclinical myocarditis, they should get a proper check up before exercising hard
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Onvacation
2022 May 24, 9:11am
Onvacation
2022 May 24, 9:11am
WineHorror1 says
I do! One of my colleagues suffered horribly from the second shot. It took her months to feel better. Even a year later she does not quite seem the same.
Not to mention my former boss and high school classmate who were both double jabbed and boosted but still ended up dying on a ventilator in the hospital.
I don't know of anyone who suffered from the jab in any way.
I do! One of my colleagues suffered horribly from the second shot. It took her months to feel better. Even a year later she does not quite seem the same.
Not to mention my former boss and high school classmate who were both double jabbed and boosted but still ended up dying on a ventilator in the hospital.
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GreaterNYCDude
2022 May 24, 9:25am
WineHorror1 says
Nor do I, at least not in any direct way. Don't get me wrong, the shots not perfect. There have been side effects, up to and including death. Its all in the VARES system.
In healty children, I don't see the compelling need, but I also don't watch the news much and thus have been less prone to the two years of 24-7 propaganda.
That's the part that bothers me. If the shots only provide temporary therapeutic value, similar to a flu shot against an ever evolving flu strain, why the drive to get everyone vaccinated? If you haven't yet, chances are your not going to. The health crisis has thankfully passed. Hospitals are not overwhelmed. Most who caught rhe Beta variant have recovered. But the drumbeat persists. Why? Profit is the most logical awnser. Follow the money.
As for my ticker. I've had it checked twice. (Was having chest discomfort... feared it may be the shot) I'm fine. Turns out the issue was high blood pressure, due to higher salt intake, due to eating more cold cuts, due to working from home, due to the pandemic.
Are there more cardiac events in young men? Possibly yes. But we Americans weren't known to be the healthies even before this mess. Vaxx injuries are real, but I don't think they are as prevalent as many here would have you belive. Feel free to pull the data to prove me wrong. Most of the evidence I've seen is anecdotal or uncoroberated.
As for anxious parents waiting to get their little ones jabbed? Yes. That's a thing. But again, part of that is due to the culture of fear that's developed.
I don't know of anyone who suffered from the jab in any way.
Nor do I, at least not in any direct way. Don't get me wrong, the shots not perfect. There have been side effects, up to and including death. Its all in the VARES system.
In healty children, I don't see the compelling need, but I also don't watch the news much and thus have been less prone to the two years of 24-7 propaganda.
That's the part that bothers me. If the shots only provide temporary therapeutic value, similar to a flu shot against an ever evolving flu strain, why the drive to get everyone vaccinated? If you haven't yet, chances are your not going to. The health crisis has thankfully passed. Hospitals are not overwhelmed. Most who caught rhe Beta variant have recovered. But the drumbeat persists. Why? Profit is the most logical awnser. Follow the money.
As for my ticker. I've had it checked twice. (Was having chest discomfort... feared it may be the shot) I'm fine. Turns out the issue was high blood pressure, due to higher salt intake, due to eating more cold cuts, due to working from home, due to the pandemic.
Are there more cardiac events in young men? Possibly yes. But we Americans weren't known to be the healthies even before this mess. Vaxx injuries are real, but I don't think they are as prevalent as many here would have you belive. Feel free to pull the data to prove me wrong. Most of the evidence I've seen is anecdotal or uncoroberated.
As for anxious parents waiting to get their little ones jabbed? Yes. That's a thing. But again, part of that is due to the culture of fear that's developed.
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Onvacation
2022 May 24, 9:29am
Onvacation
2022 May 24, 9:29am
GreaterNYCDude says
Hospitals were never overwhelmed with covid. They were, however, overwhelmed with Tik-Tok videos for a while.
Hospitals are not overwhelmed.
Hospitals were never overwhelmed with covid. They were, however, overwhelmed with Tik-Tok videos for a while.
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GNL
2022 May 24, 10:45am
GNL
2022 May 24, 10:45am
Well, I was just told my 60 year old sister has Covid AGAIN. she's had it twice now since she took the jab. She says this second time around is even worse than the first time. Rocket Fuel Malt Liquor...DAMN!!!
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Patrick
2022 May 24, 7:16pm
Patrick
2022 May 24, 7:16pm
WineHorror1 says
I know two pretty directly. Wife's former co-worker (dead) and friend's ex-wife (myocarditis).
I don't know of anyone who suffered from the jab in any way.
I know two pretty directly. Wife's former co-worker (dead) and friend's ex-wife (myocarditis).
By LAURAN NEERGAARD
Three doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine offer strong protection for children younger than 5, the company announced Monday, another step toward shots for the littlest kids possibly beginning in early summer.
Pfizer plans to submit the findings to U.S. regulators later this week. The Food and Drug Administration already is evaluating an application by rival Moderna to offer two-dose vaccinations to tots — and set June 15 as a tentative date for its independent scientific advisers to publicly debate the data from one or both companies.
The news comes after months of anxious waiting by parents desperate to vaccinate their babies, toddlers and preschoolers, especially as COVID-19 cases once again are rising. The 18 million youngsters under 5 are the only group in the U.S. not yet eligible for COVID-19 vaccination.