Posted on 03/15/2024 6:45:18 PM PDT by nickcarraway
It’s flat out astonishing how easy it is to die at any moment.
I tripped and fell against a dog enclosure. Thought nothing of it. An hour later began having lower abdominal pain like something hit my nuts. Minutes later that pain became more intense than I could bear and realized something wasn’t right. Went to the emergency room nearly out of my mind in pain. Couldn’t finish the paperwork and began throwing up in their waste can. Don’t remember much after that as I passed out.
Turned out that simple tumble, perforated my left kidney. I was bleeding out internally. I was in the ICU for a week.
I’m so thankful six years thence, I’m able to post this.
Acute aortic aneurysm. Similar to dissection...only slower
..when there is a separation of the inner artery wall from the outer arterial wall and it splits,and the blood pressure on that split keeps making the split longer and longer...the outer lining of the artery balloons out and finally bursts. Lucille Ball died of AAA
IMHO.
Yes, I am happy for you.
@ post 36 - sorry no it wasn’t. Well unless of course you can show me the ten-year safety study required for vaccines. For the elderly the risk/benefit may have made a little sense for fearful people. Our government and businesses mandated it for the young.
I am not saying the jabs had anything to do with this case. I guess it could be easy to figure out if tested and found spike protein in the vessels and she had never had covid - would need a serology test to determine that. (that would cause the immune system to attack its own self). Tragedy for the woman whatever the cause.
From the person who made it his job to report daily China Virus 19 cases and deaths.
*For some reason, you chose not report VAERS in the same period of time..
Then moved on to daily Ukraine reporting for awhile.
The original virus was pretty deadly. And the early mutations such as delta. But after omnicron, the virus became mild and it was the end of the pandemic.
Mutations caused by immune pressure from the millions vaxxed in the first few months of 2021 if you know anything about how microevolution works.
A friend’s dad died watching TV in his recliner when his aorta ripped.
Keep your souls prepared. When your time is up, your time is up.
A friend of mine had a defective abdominal aorta and heart valve replaced in emergency surgery. His annual physical was uneventful, but he turned back at the door on his way out to ask his doctor why, a week or so before, he had briefly felt dizziness, a warm sensation, and pain in his chest. As it was, the doctor correctly suspected that was a warning sign that his abdominal aorta had ballooned out and would soon rupture and kill him. By that evening, my friend was in the hospital and having surgery that saved his life.
Well, yeah and she probably died before the plandemic, correct? But now we have sources that state the Covid mRNA vaccines have caused at least two cases. I read one link, but not the other. I think I read that there are two conformed cases. That was news to me. I admit that I didn’t read the entire linked article either. Will have to read it later, after I wake up a little bit. 😋
“Insurance Companies have stated that their claim number have risen for younger policy holders.”
More people are forced to insure themselves under the Affordable Health Care Act, hence the rise in statistical observance.
I’m talking about Life insurance companies, not Healthcare insurance companies. I should have been more specific I guess. 🙂
Probably a BOEING aircraft!
Well... there is that C.L.U.E. (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) is a claims history database generated by LexisNexis enabling insurance companies to access consumer claims information when they are underwriting or rating an insurance policy.
It wouldn’t surprise me if there is a healthcare version.
The same does not apply when it comes to Life Insurance. The key term when is comes to Life Insurance is:
Actuaries are professionals who use mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to measure, manage, and mitigate financial risk and uncertainty. They are essential to insurance companies and are increasingly finding niches in other businesses. Actuaries use math and statistics to estimate the financial impact of uncertainty and help clients minimize risk. They can assess and manage the risks of financial investments, insurance policies, and other potentially risky ventures.
Me talking again:
Health insurance used to reject people who had pre existing conditions, but that was no longer allowed after ACA became law. So they mostly had something similar at one time, but no more. But other types of insurance companies still use actuaries to asses risk & determine prices, such as home, auto, rental insurance policies
But that really isn't the point. The point is, I was talking about Life Insurance companies. 🙂
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