Posted on 11/13/2023 5:27:10 AM PST by rovenstinez
I really would like to focus on YOU and ASK why you don’t tell us the obvious... Who is “she”?
Whistling past the graveyard.
I am for real. You can tell cause I don’t leet. Or caps. And I ain’t going away. You guys are sick.
I believe this is a story found to scare people into getting the Pfizer flu vaccine because Pfizer’s bottom line isn’t looking so good.
Their covid killer booster isn’t too popular.
What happened to this woman is rare and who knows if it was caused by flu in reality?
NYP is FOX and FOX gets a lot of ad money from Pfizer.
It kept taking me back to FR (2x)
Finally it went to a Fox article where a woman lost 4 limbs
Ironic, you are.
I would leave politics out of this.
This is citizens against bureaucrats.
Remember, Trump was calling for a "vaccine" to be rushed.
Both repubs and dems screwed up by forcing the issue.
The people that actively want to blame every death on the vax are the ones bringing politics in it. They’re the right’s version of gungrabbers.
It wasn’t the flu, it was the untreated bacterial pneumonia.
They stopped routine testing and antibiotic treatment for it when they were goosing deaths that they then classified as Covid related for creating hysteria in early 2020.
Bot troll sez wut?
Another $hot $hill projecting what the govt itself really did over COVID-1984.
Who is the “she” in this post?
Took docs about 3 days to decide she was septic? Timeline says she felt ill Friday...got tamiflu Sunday..in hospital on Monday...docs decide she is septic on Thursday?
They didn’t do blood cultures on first admission? No serum lactate? No serum procalcitonin? No empirical antibiotic use on admission? No chest x-rays? No blood gas?
If the story is true(big IF) with today’s clueless “journalists”....sounds like underdiagnosis
Death by doctor was common before the deadly “Covid” protocols.
Are you asking if she had the Covid vaccine?
Covid vaccines didn’t exist until December 2020.
The woman got sick in March 2020, nine months before that.
You and I are spoiling the fear porn with that time line stuff. Kooks will be mad.
It is. I contracted the “Russian Flu” in HS in 1978. I was one of the first to go to the nurse’s office and sent home, but many dozens followed me that day and the next day even more. Half the school was out sick with it and by the time I went back to school a week later, nearly all the other half the other students were out sick with it. Interestingly much like the related H1N1 “Spanish Flu” but thankfully not nearly as serious, it mostly effected younger people so most of our teachers didn’t get it but enough students and teachers were out sick that when I went back, they consolidated classrooms as some had only a few kids and some only a few kids and no teacher.
All I remember was the high fever, body aches, extreme headache and light sensitivity and fatigue. The nurse reluctantly let me go home on an MTA bus as this was before cell phones and my dad worked construction and was unreachable and my mother didn’t drive, and she couldn’t reach anyone else to come pick me up.
I barely remembered the walk from the bus stop to our apartment, dozens of blocks away. My mother told me I came into the apartment, took off my coat and dropped it and my bookbag just inside the front door and staggered to my bedroom and climbed into bed still clothed and with my shoes still on. She got me into PJ’s took my temp which was IIRC 103, and put cold wash cloths on my head and gave me ice water to drink.
The next time I had the flu was in the early 2000’s. It hit me like a ton of bricks, I felt a bit tired that morning when I got up at 6:00AM but by 10:00AM I was really sick and sent home from work, and I had all the flu symptoms and then some including vomiting and diarrhea the first day (unusual in adults with influenza) along with a sore throat as if I’d gargled razor blades, a deep cough, high fever, body aches as if someone had taken a hammer to all my joints and rubbed my skin raw and I swear that it felt like even my hair hurt. I was so fatigued for the next week that it was a struggled to get up out of bed even to go to the bathroom. I was so sick by the 2nd day, my husband wanted to take me to the ER but I didn’t want to go.
I started getting the annual flu shot after that. Except for the last time I got the flu in 2012 when I didn’t get one. My company provided free flu shots to every employee, but the provider underestimated the demand. I had a co-worker who worked PT and didn’t have insurance but could still get the flu shot for free through our employer. I had insurance so I could get the flu shot anywhere as it was 100% covered. So, when I learned they were close to running out, I gave her my spot, thinking I’d get the shot later, but didn’t.
And guess who got the flu during Christmas and missed out on all the family gatherings? Not the one who got the flu shot.
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