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1 posted on 09/09/2024 8:17:33 AM PDT by Red Badger
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"nine of those 6 victims were in middle or high school."

I'm guessing grade school based on the math skills.

2 posted on 09/09/2024 8:21:51 AM PDT by DannyTN
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Lot of that going around.


5 posted on 09/09/2024 8:25:43 AM PDT by taxcontrol (The choice is clear - either live as a slave on your knees or die as a free citizen on your feet.)
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Safe and effective as ever, I see.


6 posted on 09/09/2024 8:26:13 AM PDT by cross_bearer_02
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I would like to know if he went for the new round to death shots. The old ones did plenty of permanent damage too.


9 posted on 09/09/2024 8:36:33 AM PDT by Revel
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Hopefully the vax made the parents sterile so they can’t have any more kids.


10 posted on 09/09/2024 8:40:54 AM PDT by Wilderness Conservative (Nature is the ultimate conservative)
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Global warming?


11 posted on 09/09/2024 8:41:38 AM PDT by Jan_Sobieski (Sanctification)
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“Safe and Effective”, A. Fauci


12 posted on 09/09/2024 8:45:50 AM PDT by HonorInPa
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I keep hearing “this happens all the time you just never hear about it”. Strange, all of a sudden we are hearing about this on a fairly regular basis.

In all my years neither I, nor anyone I know, or any news publication any of us have ever read, not even a radio or news broadcast reported the supposedly “thousands” of sudden deaths by young, healthy athletes.

And most everyone I know has always been associated one way or another with youth and college sports.

I guess all of us have lived a sheltered life - only rainbows and unicorns; insulated from the real world.


13 posted on 09/09/2024 8:50:48 AM PDT by Thorium90
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My uncle’s 13-year-old fully vaxed and very active grandson was playing ball at school when he suddenly went down. He was unconscious and was revived by CPR and a quick trip to the hospital by paramedics. This was caused by a stroke from a clot in his brain. He has permanent brain damage.

On the other side of my family... another uncle’s son who I who was always extremely active went down with a stroke from a clot while he was exercising. He also was fully vaxed and boosted. He is in his 50s, so it was a little less shocking. He also has permanent brain damage and his ability to support his family is completely gone.

During my life I have known quite a few people who have died. My wife is getting ready to go to her 50th class reunion at the end of the month. 15% of her classmates have already died, most in the last few years. It is hard to quantify what role the vaccinations played, but there has been an abrupt increase in death and serious health problems among both relatives and people I know in the last few years who had taken the covid vaccines. Even my own brother suffered from myocarditis.


15 posted on 09/09/2024 8:58:15 AM PDT by fireman15 (Irritating people are the grit from which we fashion our pearl. I provide the grit. You're Welcome.)
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If any/all of these were vaxx-related, and the young men didn't get boosters, then this was damage done after the first vaccination, years ago.

Related, from 2023....

URGENT: Italian researchers find Covid vaccine myocarditis relapses in teenage boys following apparently complete initial recovery The mRNA shots are the gift that keeps on giving. At best, we may be monitoring a lot of teens and young adults for heart damage for a long, long time.

16 posted on 09/09/2024 9:02:12 AM PDT by mewzilla (Never give up; never surrender!The fans )
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At least he died safely and effectively!


17 posted on 09/09/2024 9:04:51 AM PDT by Tom Tetroxide
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That’s how you know it’s working.


21 posted on 09/09/2024 9:20:12 AM PDT by Beowulf
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Port St. Joe is a small, hard luck port city in the Florida panhandle.


22 posted on 09/09/2024 9:29:10 AM PDT by Rockingham
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Damar Hamlin shouldn’t really be in this list.
While he did have heart problems it was because he got a very brutal pop in the chest.
Not like he was just standing or even running and he collapsed.


24 posted on 09/09/2024 9:31:08 AM PDT by RedMonqey (This is no longer America but "Amerika"!)
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Data in NCAA athletes suggests that the most common rank list of causes of SCD may merit re-evaluation. In a study by Harmon et al., which reviewed all deaths among NCAA athletes from 2003 to 2013, the most common finding at autopsy for SCD cases was a structurally normal heart (25%), implying that arrhythmias and other electrical disorders may be the most common etiology.

Coronary anomalies were the second most common finding and were present at a similar proportion as was previously reported (11%), but definitive HCM was far less frequent—only 8% of SCD cases vs. 30% to 40% in prior studies. The authors note that this may be due to different definitions of HCM (as opposed to potential athletic remodeling) used at autopsy as well as the population included in their study compared to prior studies.

In a study done by Meagan M. Wasfy, M.D., Adolph M. Hutter, M.D., and Rory B. Weiner, M.D. prior to 2014, sudden cardiac death (SCD) is the most frequent medical cause of sudden death in athletes, and estimates vary widely based on the population. A recent estimate of SCD incidence ranged from 1 in 40,000 to 1 in 80,000 athletes per year. And this study was prior to the use of covid vaccines. So SCD has been an issue for many years.

According to the NCAA, the overall incidence of sudden cardiac death (SCD) among National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes has decreased over the past 20 years. Despite the reduction in SCD incidence, the SCD rate remains highest among specific cohorts, including Division I Black and White male basketball players (>1:2000 over a 4-year career). There were no cases of death attributable to COVID-19 myocarditis. So that thought is still unproven. And with the amounts of deaths lessoning over the last 20 years when they should have increased by the use of covid vaccine there is no proof the vaccines were an issue or an instrument.

Wy69


25 posted on 09/09/2024 9:37:05 AM PDT by whitney69
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Data in NCAA athletes suggests that the most common rank list of causes of SCD may merit re-evaluation. In a study by Harmon et al., which reviewed all deaths among NCAA athletes from 2003 to 2013, the most common finding at autopsy for SCD cases was a structurally normal heart (25%), implying that arrhythmias and other electrical disorders may be the most common etiology.

Coronary anomalies were the second most common finding and were present at a similar proportion as was previously reported (11%), but definitive HCM was far less frequent—only 8% of SCD cases vs. 30% to 40% in prior studies. The authors note that this may be due to different definitions of HCM (as opposed to potential athletic remodeling) used at autopsy as well as the population included in their study compared to prior studies.

In a study done by Meagan M. Wasfy, M.D., Adolph M. Hutter, M.D., and Rory B. Weiner, M.D. prior to 2014, sudden cardiac death (SCD) is the most frequent medical cause of sudden death in athletes, and estimates vary widely based on the population. A recent estimate of SCD incidence ranged from 1 in 40,000 to 1 in 80,000 athletes per year. And this study was prior to the use of covid vaccines. So SCD has been an issue for many years.

According to the NCAA, the overall incidence of sudden cardiac death (SCD) among National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes has decreased over the past 20 years. Despite the reduction in SCD incidence, the SCD rate remains highest among specific cohorts, including Division I Black and White male basketball players (>1:2000 over a 4-year career). There were no cases of death attributable to COVID-19 myocarditis. So that thought is still unproven. And with the amounts of deaths lessoning over the last 20 years when they should have increased by the use of covid vaccine there is no proof the vaccines were an issue or an instrument.

Wy69


26 posted on 09/09/2024 9:37:05 AM PDT by whitney69
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he’ll be voting for harris in november...


27 posted on 09/09/2024 9:41:27 AM PDT by heavy metal (smiling improves your face value and makes people wonder what the hell you're up to... 😁)
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Just a snarky comment on the headline:

If he was healthy, he wouldn’t have just dropped dead.


29 posted on 09/09/2024 9:59:23 AM PDT by ChildOfThe60s ("If you can remember the 60s....you weren't really there")
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I wonder how much sleep apnea is going unchecked.


33 posted on 09/09/2024 10:52:38 AM PDT by kaktuskid
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This is going down a Florida football health related very deep rabbit hole, so you've been warned...

Just follow the money.

Florida Football sponsored by NARCAN?

FDA Approves First Over-the-Counter Naloxone Nasal Spray

Emergent BioSolutions Announces Agreement to Settle Securities Class Action Litigation

And guess who...

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...Largest shareholders include BlackRock Inc., Vanguard Group Inc...

38 posted on 09/14/2024 5:32:21 AM PDT by mewzilla (Never give up; never surrender!)
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