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originally posted by: nonspecific
I wouldn't worry too much but I assume your in contact with your GP on a regular basis?
Blood clots are far more likely in people with covid 19 itself compared to any of the vaccines.
Recent studies showed this even with the az jab which had higher rates of suspected heart attacks than the other ones anyway.
a reply to: valiant
originally posted by: nonspecific
I never said any of those things though?
You turned one conversation into another.
I simply told the author of the post to try not to worry, keep on regular contact with their GP and that blood clots are more likely to occur matter contracting covid 19 than they are after having a vaccine.
All the above are true statements and good advice don't you think?
The issues you raised are nothing to do with what is being talked about.
a reply to: Halfswede
originally posted by: Oppositeoftruth
I do believe that you have answered your own question. But to elaborate, The jab causes micro blood clots, and when they all end up in one place ie. The brain = stroke, the heart = heart attack. that's what the evidence is showing thus far.
originally posted by: shaemac
originally posted by: havok
a reply to: Blue_Jay33
Please oh please just link some of these "reports"...
I'd rather not go off about this based on conjecture only.
They are in the VAERS database. It is very easy to go look them up.