Posted on 11/26/2021 6:06:33 PM PST by george76
Deborah Conrad is a physician assistant who worked at United Memorial Medical Center in New York for about 17 years.
Physician assistant Deborah Conrad said on a podcast that when she saw a flood of COVID-19 vaccine adverse events in the ER where she worked, she was told not to report them to VAERS, the U.S. government’s official Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.
Deborah Conrad is a physician assistant who worked at United Memorial Medical Center in New York for about 17 years.
Conrad appeared on The Sharyl Attkisson Podcast and shared her story of what she went through as the COVID shot was rolled out at the hospital she worked at for over a decade.
Conrad said she saw “heart attacks, cardiomyopathies, arrhythmias of the heart, blood clots, [and] pulmonary emboli” in January and February in patients who had taken the shot at the outset of the vaccine roll-out.
In her role as a physician assistant, Conrad would report the incidents to VAERS. At first, she saw “just a few patients” with what might have been adverse events related to the COVID jab. Then she noticed “all these people coming in,” so she started notifying her “administrative leaders of what was going on.”
She told the podcast host that the administration “didn’t really feel there was a whole lot to worry about.” Eventually, “the emergency room started catching on” to the rise in post-vaccine patients, and her colleagues started “giving [her] patients to report.”
The health care veteran brought further concerns to her administration who told her she was “overreporting,” as it was their impression that what looked like vaccine injuries were not in fact caused by the vaccine.
While causation is not explicitly confirmed through the VAERS reporting system, neither can it be presumed that all side effects are reported. Indeed, one study in 2010 found that “fewer than 1% of vaccine injuries” are reported to VAERS, suggesting the actual numbers of deaths and injuries are significantly higher.
Podcast host Sharyl Attkisson has a professional history in investigating vaccine-related injuries. She told her guest that “I was assigned to cover vaccine-related issues I knew nothing about, but I went down the rabbit hole at CBS News.” Attkisson expressed that in her experience, she had seen evidence of “cover-ups” in the early 2000s when investigating the relationship between pharmaceutical companies and the government.
She added that there are doctors who think they “are supposed to make some determination, ‘Is this a good case? And should I report it when in fact it’s to collect every adverse event after vaccination?’ It’s not up to the physician to rule something out or to say something definitive.” And “it’s down the road that somebody will determine whether there’s a pattern of some kind of illnesses or deaths that could be related to the vaccine.”
Conrad said she kept reporting what she saw to her leadership, but “they absolutely refused to do any reporting.”
Deborah Conrad was told that she had to “support the vaccine effort” because “they want vaccines in every arm.” The push to vaccinate the majority of the world’s population in order to prevent serious disease for those who are not at risk to begin with – the CDC reports an infection survival rate of greater than 99.95% for those under age 50 — adds to the skepticism surrounding the increased push for vaccination.
She also told the host that she called foul on the frequent claim that the vaccines are “100 percent safe and effective.” Pulling from her years of experience in health care, she said “that’s just … ridiculous … because nothing is 100 percent safe and effective.”
While Conrad was not officially terminated for her pro-transparency stance when it came to potential vaccine injuries, she said there was an “atmosphere” where every time she “tried to talk about it … [she] would get sort of reprimanded.” Her “direct boss” made things “very uncomfortable.” She eventually had to leave her position because of vaccination mandates put in to effect in New York state.
She ended the podcast interview by telling listeners that “you don’t necessarily have to rely on a health care worker to do a VAERS report, you can do it yourself for your own potential vaccine side effect.” According to Conrad, any post-vaccination issue that could be vaccine-related can be reported to VAERS, and it does not have to happen within a strict amount of time.
Crimes against humanity
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with side effects covered up.
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This is probably another non physician seeking her 15 minutes of fame and you are buying it line sinker hook. Think about it. She works in an ER. What’s one of the most common chief complaints in the ER? Heart issues. She tells a good story but doesn’t exactly come clean.
And since you assume your know everything the one vaccine related injury that in my judgment was vaccine related I reported.
However the difference is I Hans the jags sight and judgment to discern what is or is not related unlike the coterie of valley girls who try to get their fame and the conga line of the willing to accept at gospel truth any half assed accusation that fits their narrative. M
Happy thanksgiving.
You certainly do.
This story has been repeated by other medical personal. It is far from a stand alone story.
English must not be first language....either that or bot posting.
I Hans no idea, which. 🤷♀️
Evidence of heart disease after COVID shot exists but isn’t published out of fear, cardiologist says..
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4016020/posts
Exactly.
The Ministry of “Misinformation” will be along with their FRAUDci styled, drive by smears to attack this REAL HCW....merely for speaking out with the truth.
When Sharyl Attkinson reporting and information is questioned, you know the paid $hot $hills are threatened.
Curious to know your reaction to this study:
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/circ.144.suppl_1.10712
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Ya. Vee kin alfays tell ven zat happince.
Up until recently VAERS openly admitted that only 1% to 10% of adverse reactions to Covid-19 vaccines were reported to them.
Waiting for the democrat/media/big pharma/Faux-xi cheerleaders on here to say the death serum is perfectly safe with 98% efficacy.
VAERS system requires one to post their medical history, complete lists of medications, supplements, etc. before entering their adverse event.
IâÂÂm sure a lot of people have no interest in sharing that highly personal and sensitive information in that venue or even taking that time to post an adverse event.
So YES, VAERS is likely to be grossly under-reporting adverse events by untold multiples of incidents.
By the way, lest should you wish to short-cut or falsify your reporting of your medical history and med list on your VAERS report, there is a âÂÂpenalty of perjuryâ clause you agree to:
Warning: Knowingly filing a false VAERS report with the intent to mislead the Department of Health and Human Services is a violation of Federal law (18 U.S. Code ÃÂÃÂÃÂç 1001) punishable by fine and imprisonment.
LGB FJB
He will have to google it and copy paste a bunch of medical mumbo jumbo
I Hans the panthers. The Jags suck.
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