Posted on 01/15/2022 6:25:03 PM PST by nickcarraway
Swiss Olympic athlete Fabienne Schlumpf has been diagnosed with myocarditis.
SWISS marathon record holder and Olympic athlete Fabienne Schlumpf recently revealed she has been diagnosed with myocarditis and may never be able to compete again.
The 31-year-old Swiss runner, who finished 12th at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, announced on her Instagram account on Thursday, January 6 that she had developed myocarditis and is not allowed to play any sports and participate in training.
The post read: “BAD NEWS! Unfortunately, myocarditis is holding me back right now. It’s definitely not an easy time for me but I’m not giving up. I hope to be back soon, chasing my dreams… and competitors.”
According to Swiss-German daily newspaper Blick citing news outlet Tages-Anzeiger, Schlumpf does not suspect a connection between myocarditis and the Covid vaccine, although stating that she has been triple vaccinated and has never suffered from Covid.
The report says Schlumpf, who is a multi-event Swiss national record holder, wanted to travel to the training camp in Portugal at the beginning of the year, but nothing came of it. “Nobody can say how long I will have to take a break,” she said.
“Schlumpf reported feeling ‘fatigued‘ in everyday life and after her heart rate skyrocketed during an easy endurance run last month, she sought out a doctor who diagnosed her with myocarditis,” according to the paper.
Schlumpf, who specialises in the 3000-metres steeplechase, is the current Swiss marathon record holder (2:26.14 hours) after switching to marathon running during 2020 when Covid put a stop to competitions.
She won a silver medal at the 2018 European Championships for the 3000-metres steeplechase – which she holds the current Swiss national record with a personal best of 9:37.81.
Many “conspiracy theorists” blamed the Covid vaccine for the news.
One user on Twitter wrote: “Another athlete suffering from heart problems after the vaccine, suspicious.”
Another wrote: “Triple vaccinated and now having heart issues. No surprise.”
However, others were quick to point out that because of the nature of the events she took part in, heart issues could well be common.
One Facebook user said: “Sad to hear the news but it has nothing to do with the vaccine, she does endurance races meaning she is pushing her heart to the limit.”
Another wrote: “I’m surprised more top-level marathon runners don’t suffer from heart issues.”
Very rare.
Americans have been brainwashed for the last 60 years into believing that a college degree is as vital and necessary as having two arms and two legs.
They wanted to herd successive generations away from family owned small businesses and towards corporate and government jobs.
Little kids enter elementary school being told that their entire future hinges on a corporate hiring department scrutinizing their academic credentials.
The parents have no clue what kind of subversive crap their kid’s heads are filled with. Why should they care if they’re being jabbed with poison over and over again. As long as they get the degree, and the corporate job, nothing else matters.
That’s the bottom line question to answer for sure.
I'll bet she doesn't suspect a connection between the knot on her forehead and the cluebat that just got delivered...
I took 10 semesters off.
The college was still there when I went back to school, and my prior credits were still good.
“and may never be able to compete again. “
Mild myocarditis with no lasting effects?
>>> My son’s college requires a booster to return and we are really pissed about it. For stupid OMICRON, which is no threat to anyone. Thoughts?
Find a different college. It’s not worth dying for.
It’s Russian Roulette... the only way to win is not to play.
None of them got moldy?
2📌
switch schools
or reconsider career
my two most successful brothers (millionaires) have zero college
Try to get a medical or religious exemption, or Switch colleges
“My son’s college requires a booster to return and we are really pissed about it. For stupid OMICRON, which is no threat to anyone. Thoughts?”
There are certain supplements you can take before and after getting the vaxx. iirc N-acetyl cysteine and glutathione are two of them. Judy Mikovits lists them in a video at bitchute. This info is on the internet. I would start in now with 10000 units D3 daily taken with K2 and magnesium glycinate. Get his D3 levels up to 90 quickly. Get his D3 levels tested ASAP.
Ivermectin and more. The alternatives that are used against actual Covid 19. You use these against the Covid19 vaxxx too. But you must start them 2 weeks or more before getting vaxxxed.
Don’t go. There is no law that one has to go to the college one is accepted to
Statistically, the person with a college degree earns a higher wage than the person without one; also, statistically speaking, additional degrees translate into additional income.
Is this always true? Of course not. (And before the anecdotal stories come in of people with nothing more than a pre-k education making millions, I'll save everyone the time and say that I believe all of them. I'm only referring to statistical averages.)
But I think the cost of a four-year college tuition has simply become prohibitive; it was financially expensive prior to Covid, and the requirement to get this shot makes it physically expensive.
Many universities became popular when young men looking to avoid service in Vietnam saw them as a viable alternative; eventually, they became an expected part of one's education. If there is a benefit to all of this, it will be that a university education falls back to its proper place and the trades become a more reliable means of making a living.
The amount of small businesses opened or maintained by Americans whose families have lived here for at least a few generations, has dwindled in direct relationship to the increase in the amount of kids going to college.
It seems like the only people opening up small local businesses these days, or becoming skilled laborers, are immigrants, and they are living in very nice houses in nice neighborhoods.
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