I’m fairly certain that it has been called a “vaccine” to avoid the necessary regulatory pressures against genetic therapy.
Did I mention that I have a new dog?
I now call my cat a "dog", so it's a dog now... 
Posted on 10/03/2021 9:46:03 PM PDT by American Number 181269513
A woman’s 52-year-old unvaccinated husband landed in the hospital from severe Covid symptoms last month and needed to be placed in the ICU with a ventilator and ECMO.
Her tweets about the tragic situation reveal her refusal to let doctors administer provided much-needed care, for fear he would receive vaccinated blood.
After a month-long fight, her husband passed away from the virus, she claims this wasn’t because he was unvaccinated.
The woman’s original tweet claimed that she was starting her own personal blood drive for her husband because blood banks weren’t separating vaccinated blood from the unvaccinated blood.
“Blood Banks DO NOT separate blood as vaxed/unvaxxed,” she tweeted, “do your research!!!!! We should have a choice!”
After a growing amount of reports that unvaccinated patients are refusing blood transfusions, the American Red Cross has had to answer questions regarding how the Covid-19 vaccines work and how they affect your blood.
Officials said they’ve had to reassure clients that a Covid-19 vaccine, which is injected into a muscle or the layer of skin below, doesn’t circulate in the blood.
“While the antibodies that are produced by the stimulated immune system in response to vaccination are found throughout the bloodstream, the actual vaccine components are not,” Jessa Merrill, the Red Cross director of biomedical communications, said in an email.
To combat Covid-19 vaccine misinformation, the CDC has released an article on their website that clarifies how vaccines work.
Put simply, when the vaccine is administered to the cells in your muscle, they are given instructions to create a protein that your immune system will learn to identify and attack with the antibodies mentioned by Merrill.
(Excerpt) Read more at yourtango.com ...
She wants him to die for money.
After all the people dead, injured and families torn apart, you’re trusting something from the CDC?
It reminds me of a woman I knew when I was in my teens who wouldn’t let her husband have a blood transfusion after he had an accident at work, he bled out and died but at least he didn’t have to get someone else’s blood. The new Cadillac she bought with his life insurance helped her get over her grief.
I can’t believe there are people here trying to defend this loon. It’s all fun and games until your nutty paranoia starts killing your family members.
Here is what is amazing to me. Not one of the antivaxxers on this thread actually understands what aspiration prior to injection actually accomplishes. The idiocy of many of the comments is strong.
Additionally the pure blood commentary is also stupid. I guess the whole lot of them will never accept transfusion. Let’s see if they are smart s kick to guess why their stance is hypocritical and not grounded in any reason or fact. My guess is they will not be able to figure it out.
Idiocracy: If it stayed in the arm, what good would it do? Do you only get covid in one shoulder muscle? Ever hear of capillaries?
Thank you.
“ Here is what is amazing to me. Not one of the antivaxxers on this thread actually understands what aspiration prior to injection actually accomplishes. The idiocy of many of the comments is strong.”
Your premise is wrong. I absolutely understand what aspiration accomplishes and why it is done. What amazes me is that you think that. Let me take that back…. I can see you believing that.
Additionally, being against these jabs does not make a person an “antivaxxer”.
I think you need a refresher course in Critical Thinking Jim.
# After all the people dead, injured and families torn apart, you’re trusting something from the CDC?
I wouldn’t trust the CDC to tell me what color the sky is.
Say whut?
I'm quoting CDC guidance as a means of discrediting their guidance.
They're literally telling their medical meatpuppets NOT to aspirate to check for a hit blood vessel.
If I quote Joe Stalin to show what a bad guy he is, it doesn't mean that I'm agreeing with Joe Stalin.
He's probably been on a 144 hour shift at hospital, and his brain has disconnected from his hands on the keyboard.
We can only hope that the keyboard shield keeps the drool from seeping into the keys.
This isn’t a vaccine. It is inherently genetic therapy.
The mRNA shots are a genetically engineered virus designed to alter the mRNA in your cytoplasm.
I’m fairly certain that it has been called a “vaccine” to avoid the necessary regulatory pressures against genetic therapy.
I’m fairly certain that it has been called a “vaccine” to avoid the necessary regulatory pressures against genetic therapy.
Did I mention that I have a new dog?
I now call my cat a "dog", so it's a dog now...
I am trying to figure out why he needed the transfusion.
Kidney failure doesn’t seem like enough and Why would they not give erythropoetin to a covid PT anyway..
Please explain. Thank you.
Mea culpa. That’s what I get for posting on the run
No worries, zeug.
Acute blood loss anemia is part of critical illness in a portion of the patients — you can have a lot of reasons to lose blood when critically ill. Epo works usually in 30 days and is not an acute anemia treatment.
Thanks.
Might not just be accidental.
Might be health departments too cheap to buy longer needles for the obese.
Public health flunkies who don’t give a damn.
And if public health departments employ people who don’t know the difference between intramuscular and subcutaneous, is that accidental...or criminal.
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