[DannyTN]

Who is at risk?
If it’s occuring in young healthy people isn’t everyone at risk?
Or have they identified risk factors?

[CondoleezzaProtege]

We worry that this guidance does not give sufficient deference to the potential for recurrent myocarditis, and that anyone with a history of myocarditis or who develops myocarditis soon after Covid-19 vaccination... There are precedent frameworks for considering complex trade-offs like this one. Some cancer medications (themselves wonders of modern medical science) can cause myocarditis and heart dysfunction, and so are used cautiously in those with a history of heart disease. Deciding to administer these drugs is not done lightly.

🤦🏻‍♀️

[pas]

” First, they recommended individuals receive “any FDA-authorized Covid-19 vaccine if heart has recovered” in those who have had myocarditis before vaccination. “ Huh?

[Jane Long]

They also recommended pushing ahead with a second dose of an mRNA vaccine for individuals who developed myocarditis or pericarditis after a first dose if the heart has recovered “under certain circumstances,” even though a second dose could result in recurrent inflammation, which may be more severe than the initial bout and have lasting negative consequences on heart function.

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In, to witness the FR VPs recommending the same thing as CDC/FRAUDci, with these risky shots.

[mewzilla]

Meanwhile, primary care physicians, the people who know their patients best, haven’t been allowed to distribute the vaccines.

Instead you’re supposed to get them from people you don’t know, and who don’t know you from Adam’s housecat.

What could go wrong.

CoupFlu was NEVER about public health.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

They also recommended pushing ahead with a second dose of an mRNA vaccine for individuals who developed myocarditis or pericarditis after a first dose if the heart has recovered “under certain circumstances,” even though a second dose could result in recurrent inflammation, which may be more severe than the initial bout and have lasting negative consequences on heart function.

Ding dongs.

Coronavirus PING!