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Limited follow-up information in VAERS case reports suggests most patients
(77%) recovered from symptoms at time of report or follow-up
originally posted by: MDDoxs
a reply to: Halfswede
2574 cases of myopericarditis or pericarditis out of approximately 174 million fully vaccinated individuals. Sooooooo, what is that, 0.0014% Sorry, dealing with many decimals. I guess thats bad.
Limited follow-up information in VAERS case reports suggests most patients
(77%) recovered from symptoms at time of report or follow-up
Oh at least 77% fully recover? Lets do some more math. Oh man dealing with negative exponents now and everyting... uhh...0.00038%?
If you are afraid of this, then you might as well lock yourself at home and await death since at this rate anything is likely to happen and kill you.
originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: MDDoxs
I know someone who just confirmed to have a heart issue after going to their doctor they have to take a drug for it for now.
This after two doses of Pfzier.
originally posted by: MDDoxs
originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: MDDoxs
I know someone who just confirmed to have a heart issue after going to their doctor they have to take a drug for it for now.
This after two doses of Pfzier.
First, sorry to hear that.
Have they abused their body with unhealthy eating, smoking, alcohol.. do they have a predisposition?
During the May 31 White House press briefing, Hunter Walker of Yahoo! News asked White House press secretary Sean Spicer about the tweet and if there was any concern about the president sending out incoherent tweets that stay up for hours
originally posted by: SlapMonkey
a reply to: MDDoxs
I think that the bigger point is that these numbers are in inverse proportion to the ages that actually really need the vaccine. It's opening up these adults and kids to potential problems solely because they are being told that they should take a vaccine to save Grandma.
Yes, I'm concerned for my 18-year-old son who may be forced to take this soon simply to be able to work or go to a college, but statistically doesn't need it at all. That's rather insane, IMO. Plus, he's already recovered from a bout with COVID earlier this year.