TAKEN TOO SOON Mum-of-two, 28, dies suddenly after suffering a stroke while Christmas shopping in Home Bargains

The Sun (U.K.) ^ | 10 Jan 2022 | Patrick Knox

[bray]

Is the Pope a Communist?

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And not 5 seconds later and 2 posts down, yet another.

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4028177/posts?page=26#26

[neverevergiveup]

I have no doubts that Covid-19 infection, AND anti-spike protein vaccination can both be associated with significant hypercoagulability. I've seen it many times, and there is accumulating data that goes well beyond anecdotal observations.

That said, not every occurrence of clinical thrombosis is Covid or vaccine related. I don't know any specifics about the tragedy suffered by this woman and her family, but what I wrote about pregnancy and hypercoagulability is accurate.

[JayGalt]

I’m sorry you took my comment that way. This young mother had not been pregnant since she lost her 8mo pregnancy in October with her 1st stroke.

When my daughter who had been ill for a year with all negative tests for lyme got Bell’s Palsy the urgent care physician said in Lyme endemic areas Bell’s Palsy is presumed to be Lyme. He treated my daughter with a Lyme targeting antibiotic over the Lyme specialist’s objections & in three days the Lyme symptoms were improving. The Bell’s Palsy took over a month to improve but the dizziness & fatigue went very quickly.

While you are correct about the possibility of hypercoagulability in pregnant woman it is a rare cause of stroke (eclampsia causes most of the few cases of stroke/100k pregnancies)& this woman was not pregnant at the time of the second stroke. So with COVID jabs endemic & people suffering many strokes & other thrombolytic events from jabs, I think it makes sense to think about immunizations just as the urgent care doc based his assessment of prevalence.