Posted on 02/10/2021 1:30:23 AM PST by RandFan
A Wisconsin doctor who was 14 weeks pregnant claims she suffered a miscarriage within days of receiving the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Ping!
I do not know when people will wake up and realize the vaccines are EXPERIMENTAL, and the ones taking it are the experiments.
Why would you ping me? First of all causality is not proven here. Unfortunately pregnancy loss happens all the time for a variety of reasons but it sure makes a breathless headline out of someone else’s tragedy. Second where have I ever advocated pregnant women (or anyone else) should take the vaccine? I believe all I have ever said is people need to make their own choice. What I have spoke. out against is the hysterical fear mongering that this vaccine genetically changes you or worse is the mark of the beast somehow. Third as a doctor this woman was entirely capable of assessing risk/ benefit and making her choice. Fourth if you would have bothered to ask, I think pregnant women should avoid any substance or medication not absolutely necessary regardless of what you imply with your ping. Is that clear enough for you?
If you watch the video Jones also shows other articles for example in the ‘New Scientist’ (I think) which suggests it’s safe for pregnant women.
Just another concern regarding these vaccines (IMO, of course).
I take exception to be being called an “experiment”! It’s guinea pig. And don’t forget it!
If you are over 60 or in poor health, the benefits of the vaccinations outweigh the risk. If you are under 60, you likely don't even need the vaccine.
This the epidemiology of Covid-19 death in Canada. 20,417 deaths out of population of 37.5 million, a death rate of 0.05%
Broken down as follows:
5 deaths (0.0%) are persons under 19.
30 deaths (0.1%) are persons between 20 and 29.
60 deaths (0.3%) are persons between 30 and 39.
151 deaths (0.7%) are persons between 40 and 49.
512 deaths (2.5%) are persons between 50 and 59.
The above deaths represent 0.002% of the population, a figure lost in rounding when determining total deaths.
1,546 deaths (7.6%) are persons between 60 and 69.
3,835 deaths (18.8%) are persons between 70 and 79.
14,278 deaths (69.9%) are persons 80 and over.
So this virus is clearly a flu that kills very old people and sickly or very sickly young people. That's why they aren't giving it to children... They clearly do not need it. More children likely die from the regular flu than die from Covid-19.
Vaccines are safe... If you are old or sickly, get the vaccine. If you are young, don't even bother.
Get off your high horse. This is not a normal vaccine. Secondary exposure death rates have been very high in lab animals... but they rolled it out to people just the same.
And the resultant sterility of women is just a bonus ... I guess
There are 2 and soon to be 3 vaccines out there. Which one was she talking about?
As it happens, my wife’s friend got unexpectedly pregnant and got Modena soon after since she’s a school teacher. She just had a miscarriage (no heartbeat) and had to abort. Of course, she’s 39 and miscarriages are super common in all women. However, it’s simply not possible to have done enough studies to know if there have been any other adverse side effects with this vaccine besides feeling lousy for a while particularly after your second shot which seems like a departure from any of the other vaccines that I’ve taken.
We might not know how safe this experimental RNA “vaccine” is for more than a decade.
Three of my sisters were rendered sterile by the “safe and approved” drug DES, taken by my mother during their pregnancies’. My sisters didn’t find out until they married.
And it can be worse than that:
thalidomide babies
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=thalidomide+babies&t=chromentp&atb=v134-1&iax=images&ia=images
Please see #10.
This is just plain nonsense.
Not a bit backed up by any actual facts.
So, just spew away.
How many 14 weeks pregnant women have suffered a miscarriage within days of NOT receiving the Covid-19 vaccine? Enquiring minds want to know.
According to many Freepers your friend’s miscarriage didn’t happen because it wasn’t - get this - the lead story on NBC nightly news.
How do you decide which facts to believe?
Has it shown some promise and has a long history of safety data? (HCQ, Ivermectin)
Is it proven to work on a subset of the population with no long term safety data and no specific data on the most vulnerable? (Vaccines)
Is it proven to work with similar viruses in the past and only a minuscule number cases where it hasn’t worked? (Acquired immunity for those already infected)
Is it proven to be somewhat helpful but the actual application by the vast majority use it in ways that make it worse? (Masks)
The medical establishment’s glaring inconsistency with how they demand “proof” in these areas, along with the suppression of alternative views, is why peddle don’t trust the party line. Yes, you will get crazy theories from people. But out outs a direct results of experts who are clearly corrupt.
Info here...
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9688-miscarriage
We really need to know a lot more before blaming the vaccine, though.
This is such a cluster.
Well, did she or didn’t she get the vaccine?
Did she or didn’t she have a miscarriage?
Did or didn’t the miscarriage happen in a time frame of days after the vaccine?
If she got the vaccine, she did have a miscarriage, and it did happen days after she got the vaccine, why do they write “Claims she had a miscarriage”?
A more appropriate title would be “Woman claims vaccine caused miscarriage.” because that is what it implies.
Those Canadian numbers are way off, based on low levels of Covid-9 diagnosis.
I mean correlation isn’t causation, I get it, but there just hasn’t been the time for any meaningful studies. That was the only point that I was making. It could be a coincidence, and I hope it’s a coincidence.
I believe in vaccines, but I also believe that it’s possible that human bodies can sometimes have unpredictable reactions to things. Embracing science means exhaustive testing, which there simply wasn’t the time for with this.
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