Posted on 01/11/2023 2:48:02 PM PST by shadowlands1960
They can’t. They scour for deaths everyday to prove they are ‘right’ (when not looking for demons and pedo’s).
I’m gonna go out on a limb and rule out suicide
The silence of the parents whose children have died is suspicious to me. In the past, most parents in their grief, screamed out and blamed everyone, whether those people were at fault or not. Nowadays, parents just accept that their child died for no apparent reason and seem to move on without questioning the medical reason for why it happened.
I think of parents whose children have been killed in school shootings who run to the cameras to blame gun owners and the NRA, although no one is at fault but the shooter. We see none of that in these situations. They do not blame the medical personnel, the schools, nor the public health officials at all. Their child just died for no apparent reason and they seem to just accept it. This is NOT normal.
In some cases, I suspect it is feelings of guilt. Maybe a relative asked them why they were getting their child vaccinated when their risk of Covid was so low. Maybe a grandparent objected. Now they have to admit they trusted the government with their child’s life and made a mistake. And they have to face the family member who advised them not to do it. Can you imagine the turmoil if one parent insisted on the shot and had their child vaccinated against the other parent’s objections? The chances of their marriage surviving is slim.
Or they fear their loved one’s death will be turned into a political football..
Re: 11 - sorry, but these threads attract posters that apparently see people that die without a definitive reason noted as nothing more that meat for sarcastic replies, and to push a narrative.
It should give you some insight into the character of such posters.
If you are referring to me in that post... I don’t ‘scour’ for these stories at all... I usually just run across them, mostly from feeds of conservatives I follow on Twitter. My impression is you don’t have to look very hard for these stories as they are ubiquitous right now.
No, not you. There are many, I agree. We don’t wait to see autopsy results, which often (but not always) have another reason. I feel we are being led. I am definitely oppose the mRna/crispr technology, but we should be rational about it so that folks listen.
If I was the parent of this child. I WOULD BE WANTING ANSWERS.. WHY?
That photo puts tears in my eyes. It was 30 years ago when our oldest was that age. Such joy and innocence to all parents. What a heartbreak to lose a precious child.
I hope the family can find peace after such a tragedy.
“...building like a snowball rolling downhill....”
Certainly seems so, doesn’t it?
I understand. ... also repetitive posts aren’t helpful. I’ve seen the AF Academy student story posted about 6 times. When/if the cause of death is published we should follow that up here - I, in no way, want to be deceptive about this. There is starting to be a tendency for people to attribute all suspicious deaths to the vaccine... we do need to guard against that.
She looks healthy. Was it the Jab(s).
You stated it much clearer than I. Thank-you.
Saw that limb off behind you...
Beautiful child. My prayers go out to her family and friends. What an awful loss.
“Or they fear their loved one’s death will be turned into a political football..”
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Oh b.s.! Parent after parent, in the past, have gone before the cameras when their child died by the hands of school shooters or other criminals, or died due to other causes. They give statements to the media blaming almost everyone. They didn’t care if their child’s death was used as a political football at all. Except now. Suddenly, parents ask for privacy and want to answer no questions.
Also, almost every institution in the nation has been able to ask people their vaccination status over the past couple of years. And people have been required to give it to receive the most basic of services, from getting a hair cut to eating at a restaurant. People have been required to disclose that information in order to keep or get a job. But when someone dies, then it is personal and private information and a violation of their privacy to ask that question.
Yes, people of all ages have dropped dead in the past for no reason, but not at the rate that is being seen now. Plus, insurance companies are seeing death rates in young people at a level not seen in the past. Many of these people have one thing in common. They received the Covid-19 vaccine. The people who were forced to be vaccinated to continue their livelihood have a right to know whether their risk of death is higher upon exertion such as exercise or participating in sports. They have a right to know if they should invest in having a defibrillator in their home due to the risk to their family members who are vaccinated.
This should NOT be private information.
Newbie....mind your manners.
Sorry...making comments like that of a little kid dying is and should be unacceptable to everybody...period. I don’t care what your politics or conspiracy bent is...it’s wrong.
A 10-year review of sudden death during sporting activities
Background: Sudden death during sport is a rare but devastating event. Previous research has mostly focused on sudden deaths in young competitive athletes.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to characterize the demographics and etiologies of sudden cardiac death during sport in Australia.
Methods: All autopsies conducted at our forensic medicine facility between 2006 and 2015 inclusive were reviewed. Sporting-related deaths among those 7-65 years of age were identified. Data collected included subject height, weight, gender, circumstances of death, and pathologic findings at autopsy.
Results: A total of 19,740 autopsies were completed in the study period: 12,395 in subjects age 18-65 years (adults) and 385 in subjects age 7-17 years (children). There were 201 sports-related adult deaths at an incidence rate of 0.76-1.49 per 100,000 participant-years. Of the deaths, 74% were witnessed. Of the adult cases, 68% (n = 136) were due to cardiac causes, with coronary artery disease the most frequent cause (n = 90 [45%]). Structural abnormalities were common in adult cardiac deaths; 51 (38%) had cardiac weight ≥500 g, and 75 (55%) had left ventricular wall thickness >15 mm. Of the 15 child deaths, 5 (33%) were arrhythmogenic or presumed arrhythmic, and 5 (33%) were inherited cardiomyopathies (2 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, 3 arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy).
Conclusion: Sudden cardiac death during sport is rare. Deaths are mostly due to coronary artery disease in adults and cardiomyopathy or arrhythmia in children. Because the majority of sports deaths are witnessed, they present an opportunity to enhance outcomes by cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and increased availability of automated external defibrillators at sports venues.
Keywords: Athletes; Cardiac arrest; Sports; Sudden cardiac death; Sudden death.
Newbie.....That was NOT unacceptable! If you are THAT sensitive, maybe you should just LURK.
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