Posted on 08/19/2021 7:56:14 PM PDT by SoConPubbie
A 56-year-old Greek woman died at Kalavryta Hospital just a few minutes after her second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
The middle-aged woman, who was vaccinated during her 10:00 AM appointment in the morning of Friday at the hospital was pronounced dead just a few minutes after she received her second inoculation with the Pfizer coronavirus inoculation.
As is normal procedure, the woman was sitting in a separate area while she was monitored for negative developments that can occur after the vaccine administration.
Just ten minutes after she was vaccinated, she complained of a “burning” pain in her chest and her back, and collapsed.
Doctors on the scene tried to revive the woman, and even to intubate her, but stopped their frantic efforts one hour after she collapsed.
Reports say that it is possible that she had suffered a heart attack, along with pulmonary edema, or a filling of the lungs with fluid. There was no positive response from any of the hour-long efforts to resuscitate her.
The 57-year-old also reportedly suffered from underlying diseases. The medical examiner’s office, which is now conducting a thorough review of her case, will disclose their findings at a later date.
The woman’s death is particularly poignant since she and her husband had moved from the capital city of Athens to the village of Kertezi, Kalavrita, in order to feel safer during the pandemic.
She and her husband had left their permanent residence in Athens an entire year ago and had moved to the house they kept in Kertezi, in order to live in what they considered an environment that would allow them to avoid becoming infected.
According to Greek press reports, the 56-year-old had already lost one of her two children in a car accident several years ago.
An unidentified resident of the small village spoke to interviewers from the Patras Times, saying “At the moment I am in the hospital in Kalavrita. Here they say that the woman left from an allergic shock, but we will wait for the official announcements.”
The woman was said to have had allergies, but the authorities “did not manage to offer her the slightest help,” according to the report.
She had two children, one of whom she had lost in a car accident and the other lived on Cyprus.
“We are all shocked. People left Athens a year ago, where they lived permanently to protect themselves from the coronavirus and now that has happened. Her husband is from Kertezi, in fact they had decided to stay here permanently.
“Unfortunately, the woman passed away at a young age, and unjustly.”
Greece recorded 469 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday, which marks 50 fewer instances of the virus than the 519 cases that had been recorded on Thursday.
Just two of Thursday’s total cases were identified during routine Covid-19 testing of tourists at the country’s borders, the same number as had been reported yesterday.
This brings the overall total of cases, including all those who have recovered from the disease, to 417,706, of which 51.2% are men.
Based on the confirmed cases of the last 7 days, 26 are considered related to travel from abroad and 951 are related to an already known case.
Currently, there are 307 Greek citizens undergoing the invasive process of intubation, with 65.5% of these being male. Their median age is 67 years. 85% suffer from an underlying disease and/or are age 70 years and older. Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 2,602 patients have been discharged from the ICU.
This represents 14 fewer intubated people than yesterday.
Tragically, 20 people suffering from the coronavirus passed away in the country over the past 24-hour period, which represents an increase of four over those who had died with the virus on Thursday.
Since the beginning of the epidemic, a total of 12,514 deaths associated with the virus have been recorded. 95.2% of the victims suffered from underlying disease and/or were age 70 years and older.
In other breaking coronavirus news on Friday, Greece’s National Bioethics Committee approved the mandatory vaccination for some workers as “last resort.”
The ruling apparently paves the way for a mandatory vaccine for healthcare professionals and workers in nursing homes as a last resort to protect vulnerable populations.
In their report, which was published on Friday evening, the committee proposed three measures as part of what it described as an “escalating” approach to convince workers to obtain their vaccine before resorting to forcing them to do so.
First, targeted information campaigns stressing voluntary vaccination, based on up-to-date scientific data, should be the initial course of action.
The committee added that this should be followed by measures to encourage inoculation that could be designed in cooperation with hospital administrations, including the facilitation of vaccine appointments, giving flexibility in working hours on the days they are to receive the vaccine, priority in the selection of days off, or even just the mandatory use of a double mask for those who are not vaccinated.
Requiring inoculations woful due the very last resort, the report said. Any mandatory vaccinations should have a specific timeframe and should be implemented if the previous approaches do not lead to a significant increase in the vaccination rate.
The Committee’s report had been requested by the Prime Minister’s office.
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She thought long and hard about which vaccine to get, and she definitely chose the right one. She’ll be COVID free eternally. Isn’t that what we’re all dying for?
Coincidence
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If these were real vaccines, they would stop the covid disease in its tracks but they don't. And if these were real vaccines, they would not require booster shots to be effective.
I chuckle when I hear people say they felt no side effects except their arm was a little sore. Folks that is the least of what your problems are with the effects of these shots.
Side effects from these shots can take months or years to manifest themselves and it goes way beyond how sore your arm was after the jab. They alter your body's natural immune systems and prevents you from fighting covid and other afflictions down the road.
Your own immune system ends up attacking your own vital organs, making your problems worse, not better. Read further:
Lab founder shows damage COVID jab’s spike protein inflicts on vital organs
Opa!
Does that mean they will conduct an autopsy, or just ask questions to friends and family?
"One cannot find that for which they do not look."
-PJ
they do not give this to their upper employees.
they only give it to those they want DEAD,
like pregnant and breast feeding women,
and children WHO DONT NEED IT, but must die
for Pfizer.
All you have to do to get a rise in deaths, is to plant the seed that the virus is fatal.
It is amazing what the state of “mind” has to do with our lives.
Just have a Fauci-like character come out and talk about fatalities and Voila, people die.
Fauci is Faust in my mind.
Normal.
SNORT.
The powers that are pushing the vaccine will say there is no correlation between receiving the vaccine and dying a few minutes later. Thousands have died in the US alone within days of receiving the vaccine, more than ALL other vaccine-caused deaths ever developed in the entire world. Yet they continue to push this poison.
This is too frightening a possibility for many, so they bury their heads in the sand and wish for the best. It's not entirely their fault. It amazes me that most doctors do not treat COVID patients. They tell them to go home and ride it out. This is medical malpractice. People should be proactive and call around to find out what treatments doctors in their area have for fighting COVID. Off-label drug use is not uncommon and effective.
The vaccines have injured 10s of thousands (I've read that only 1-5% of such cases are reported to VAERS. So, there may be an order of magnitude more.). There are many immediate neurological complications -- Bell's Palsy, Guillaine-Barre Syndrome, "brain fog", not to mention blood clots and strokes. I fear we shall see a notable increase in neuo-pathologies in the next 2 to 5 years.
I don't agree. Some folks take their health seriously and live responsibly to stay healthy. I take responsibility for my own health and rely on my doctor to help when needed.
Others are more laissez-faire in maintaining their health and expect their doctor to fix everything that goes wrong. Hey doc. I don't eat right and don't exercise and I've gotten fat. Give me a pill to get skinny again.
I contracted the covid early on in early 2020. My doctor treated it with the severity the symptoms deserved. It was like getting the flu which I have had more than a couple of times in my life.
They sent me home and told me to go to bed and get some real sleep (not laying on the couch watching TV), drink lots of clear liquids, not iced but room temperature or warmer and suffer through any fever I could stand. Heat kills the virus so fevers are good. That's how your body fights the virus. It "burns" it out.
Get lots of rest, eat chicken soup and I should be better within a week or two. And I was. I don't remember it being anything rougher than getting a bad cold or having the seasonal flu. A little cough and sore throat up front but that went away quickly.
Their advice was to treat the covid like a disease and take care of myself while I was recovering. Don't just go home and back to work and continue my regular activities as if nothing had changed. not treat the covid seriously. So I took being sick for two weeks seriously and I got better.
But I never felt endangered. Not like my doctor had abandoned me. What did I expect them to do, hold my hand and feel sorry for me? They did what was expected of them by giving me instructions and advice for treating the covid and get healthy again.
That's not medical malpractice. That's how medicine is supposed to work.
Apart from home, rest and chicken soup, did your doctor prescribe any antiviral therapeutics?
But I got the covid very early on in the pandemic before prescribing drugs was part of the treatment protocol I guess. I took Acetominophin for body aches and pains, as needed.
I recovered just fine. I felt shitty while I had it but I was back to normal in less that two full weeks. Was similar to the flu I had had for two or three other times in my life.
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