[ransomnote]

In the past 30 years of collecting adverse events following vaccination, the CDC's VAERS database shows a disproportionate number of instances of hiccups were reported after a patient had a Covid-19 'vaccine'. The database only collects a tiny subset of actual cases, less than 1% for most vaccines and with the politics behind the Covid 'vaccine', I suspect far less information is collected for those 'shots'.

https://medalerts.org

† Because VAERS cases can have multiple vaccinations, symptoms, and event outcomes, a single case can account for multiple entries in this table. This is why the Total Count is greater than 330 (the number of cases found), and the Total Percent is greater than 100.

[mass55th]

It’s too bad it’s taken a year for him to get to this point. Hard to believe they haven’t pinned down the source of the problem yet.

[skr]

Poor man. I’ve had hiccups that were very painful, but they only happened for a short while. Highly annoying though. Can’t imagine hiccuping for even half-an-hour, much less a year.

[Rockingham]

Hiccups can also be a manifestation of injury to the vagus nerve due to shingles.

[sonova]

“I’m busy at the hospital having shine lights down my throat and probing me every way they can to find out why I have these hiccups,”

[spacejunkie2001]

O! He’s dehydrated. Take good salt with lots of water and they’ll stop

[yldstrk]

That’s horrible. Poor man.

[Psalm 73]

What a freak of an athlete.

Saw him with the Royals prowling the outfield at Fenway Park and cranking one out off of Roger Clemens.

Only saw him play football on TV, but oh, what power and speed on the gridiron.

And wassup with the hiccups?