Nurse Collapses shortly after receiving COVID-19 VACCINE

a reply to: Kenzo

A young and seemingly healthy woman passes out after
getting this vaccine,and they wonder why we old folks
say no!

originally posted by: maya27
a reply to: KKLOCO

"A known condition." Makes me wonder if she has a drivers license in that case?

Bangs her elbow or knee whilst driving and causes fatal crash.

She seemed to be having a headache just before she dropped.

Well, we can't say we weren't warned.

Exactly!!!

Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: KKLOCO

originally posted by: panoz77
a reply to: KKLOCO

Or anxiety from being in front of cameras? Could be several things.

Watch the video again. This girl was not nervous. Possibly mildly nervous, but not enough to pass out from that.

Usually when people are nervous they freeze up, stutter over their words. As you will see, she is gesturing and animated all the way up until she says she’s dizzy.

Anxiety/nervousness takes different forms, being excitable and animated is as common as freezing up. Unless you are that person you have no way to know what triggers someone's passing out.

a reply to: mamabeth

Exactly,old folks are much more vulnerable .


They also renamed vaccine adverse reaction to immuno response to make it look less bad.

So some old get this jab and is harmed, or dies...they can then claim it was immuno response.

Professor Shane Crotty, PhD answers a series of COVID 19 vaccine questions including what are the chances of long-term side effects? How safe is RNA vaccine (i.e. Pfizer / BioNTech an Moderna Vaccines) technology? How long does mRNA from a vaccine stay in our cells? What else goes in vaccines? How long does immunity last? Why are T-Cells so important? Why does Pfizer's vaccine need to stay SO cold?

Shane Crotty, PhD is a Professor at the La Jolla Institute for Immunology, Center for Infectious Disease and Vaccine Research, Crotty Lab. Professor Crotty also has an academic appointment with the University of California San Diago. See his full bio here: www.lji.org...

Interviewer: Kyle Allred, Physician Assistant, Producer and Co-Founder of MedCram.com

Prof. Crotty's recent research referenced in this video: Immunological memory to SARS-CoV-2 assessed for greater than six months after infection | Pre-print www.biorxiv.org...

a reply to: KKLOCO

I agree , why would anyone who have history of fainting go take jab on live TV .

a reply to: Kenzo

This is insanity.

a reply to: DeusInAbsentia

I think it's standard practice that you have to wait for maybe 10 minutes after a jab in case you have an allergic reaction.

Sheesh... In all the vaccines I have gotten in memory (I am 35 now) and the ones my 4 kids have had, I have NEVER been told to wait. They make the kids scream and tell me I am good to go.

Onto something else being discussed here:
Fainting does seem to be a not uncommon response to vaccines. In those I know who have passed out, it was usually immediately after the administering of the med. But it seems like they would just own it. The whole bit about "I have a condition which causes me to faint with any pain" is just utter malarkey. I don't buy that for a minute. But you know, honesty isn't the best policy anymore. Why on earth would anyone just be up front about this?

How would anything injected affect someone that quickly...lol Don't think it had anything to do with the vaccine, maybe the needle.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Joe Biden gets his vaccine this coming Monday.

www.politico.com...

He has seven current medical conditions, and takes at least three medications.

Is there another source for the video? The CCP already censored this.

ETA: I was able to find it on LiveLeak.

LiveLeak

You take Tylenol or something similar? I mean if one chick passing out freaks you out.....

"Analysis of national databases show that acetaminophen-associated overdoses account for about 50,000 emergency room visits and 25,000 hospitalizations yearly. Acetaminophen is the nation's leading cause of acute liver failure, according to data from an ongoing study funded by the National Institutes for Health. Analysis of national mortality files shows about 450 deaths occur each year from acetaminophen-associated overdoses; 100 of these are unintentional."




a reply to: mamabeth

originally posted by: Kenzo
The vaccine that is supposed to save humanity from killer virus can make people dizzy, or even make people collapse ? Well it was just regrettable
coincidence

They wouldn't try to medicate us with anything dangerous right ?

I hope she is allright now..i dont know the rest of the story.

originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: rickymouse
I am hypotensive, just below the norm. I know viruses amongst other things can drop our BP. My BP has been known to be as low as 64/43 and I'm still walking around. When it get's this low I put myself on a 3-5 day dose of Iron. But in the main I sniff Rosemary essential oil and it raises my BP.

Rainbows
Jane

Rosemary oil? That's interesting, I should look into that. I have tachychardia and when my BP gets down to 85/65 get spinny headed. My heart rate is usually at between a hundred ten and a hundred twenty and BP is 140/85 when I was fit as a fiddle. I wonder what chemistry in Rosemary does that, I know it is an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor like Sage is.

How did you know to use Rosemary oil?

a reply to: rickymouse

Because I am a Clinical Aromatherapist

Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: rickymouse
I am hypotensive, just below the norm. I know viruses amongst other things can drop our BP. My BP has been known to be as low as 64/43 and I'm still walking around. When it get's this low I put myself on a 3-5 day dose of Iron. But in the main I sniff Rosemary essential oil and it raises my BP.

Rainbows
Jane

Rosemary oil? That's interesting, I should look into that. I have tachychardia and when my BP gets down to 85/65 get spinny headed. My heart rate is usually at between a hundred ten and a hundred twenty and BP is 140/85 when I was fit as a fiddle. I wonder what chemistry in Rosemary does that, I know it is an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor like Sage is.

How did you know to use Rosemary oil?

Ylang ylang essential oil can help decrease levels of cortisol and Tachycardia.

I am also a |UK based Clinical Aromatherapist.


I would suggest first you look up Essential oils and heart health. Rosemary is contraindicated for High BP, and other heart conditions. But Lavender, Chamomile, Eucalyptus et.c are more appropriate.

a reply to: Kenzo
The story I've read about the vaccine is that people who have had severe allergic reactions to things in the past seem to get an allergic reaction to this, which makes a sort of sense.

originally posted by: DeusInAbsentia
a reply to: Kenzo

Maybe you're right, dude. I'm a blank slate when it comes to Mr Gates - but when you share articles which clearly aren't interested in sharing an unbiased story, but would rather push fairly obvious misinformation, it's not winning me over to your thinking with all respect.

For instance, that article you just shared about India is from the same people who claimed Mr Gates said he wanted to kill 700,000 people old people, when that wasn't even close to what he implied if you watch the interview. So how could I trust anything else from that source, when it's clear they have a bias?

Maybe this write up about Gates would interest you.
FYI...on top of his shady amateur vaccine/eugenics program stuff, he was a documented visitor of Epstein island.
link to write up

originally posted by: maya27

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: rickymouse
I am hypotensive, just below the norm. I know viruses amongst other things can drop our BP. My BP has been known to be as low as 64/43 and I'm still walking around. When it get's this low I put myself on a 3-5 day dose of Iron. But in the main I sniff Rosemary essential oil and it raises my BP.

Rainbows
Jane

Rosemary oil? That's interesting, I should look into that. I have tachychardia and when my BP gets down to 85/65 get spinny headed. My heart rate is usually at between a hundred ten and a hundred twenty and BP is 140/85 when I was fit as a fiddle. I wonder what chemistry in Rosemary does that, I know it is an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor like Sage is.

How did you know to use Rosemary oil?

Ylang ylang essential oil can help decrease levels of cortisol and Tachycardia.

I am also a |UK based Clinical Aromatherapist.


I would suggest first you look up Essential oils and heart health. Rosemary is contraindicated for High BP, and other heart conditions. But Lavender, Chamomile, Eucalyptus et.c are more appropriate.

When my heart rate goes below seventy eight when I am up, I am constantly dizzy and I have to drink a lot of water or I get a spinny head and have to lay down. Been that way since I was ten to eleven years old when I first figured it out. The strange thing is that when I am asleep, it drops down to sixty, can't hardly walk to the bathroom at sixty though but no problem sleeping. I used one of those wrist watches a few nights and discovered that. I was told long ago that I cannot slow my heart rate, the doctor was the doctor of my uncle and my father. He tried lots of things with them, and they did not work. My records were transferred and there was a family history transferred too and most of my doctors did not question what that doctor I had from the town a hundred miles from here said. They just gave me beta blockers to try to keep it from fluctuating too much.

During my stress tests the doctors got some strange readings. My heart rate went over two hundred without giving me any problem. I showed the one how it worked, if I slowed down on the treadmill, my blood pressure would go down and then I could get way back up and the blood pressure would go back down and they had my heartrate at about two hundred twelve and it did not miss a beat. Only when it hits over two thirty does it start to flop around.....This confused the heart specialist doing the test, he could not understand what kind of condition would do that. I was pretty slim at the time and could work like a horse, I was about forty six the last time and had lived with this for a lot of years, it is part of who I am. He did write on my report I had Tachychardia but also that it's cause could not be found. He told me someday when I was having a problem with it, they may be able to determine what it is.

I figured out what causes it, if my blood pressure drops too low but my heart has lots of energy it just goes faster and faster. then it loses rhythm. Now, it will not kick up high anymore to compensate for the lower BP. I can quickly slam a water and in a minute the dizziness goes away. But if I don't have any water around, it gets bad and I cannot walk, everything spins. I used to just get the sugar shakes, and once in a while it would happen if I drank a pile of OJ, but now I have to avoid all high sugar drinks like the plague, my reactive hypoglycemia is much more touchy when I am getting old and triggers this, so does consuming lots of nitrites and nitrates and that includes consuming too much lettuce and leafy greens.

a reply to: DeusInAbsentia

Not related to the vaccine. In her own words:

I have a bridge to sell you.... interested?