Stillbirths have doubled during covid in Mississippi

Please just let this be a fluke. Whether from covid or the vaccine, which is not the case here, this is concerning. I can't imagine the additional stress pregnant women are under these days. Stillbirths are one of the saddest things a family can go through.

Mississippi has recorded 72 fetal deaths in unvaccinated pregnant women infected with the coronavirus, state health officials announced Wednesday, sounding the alarm on the virus's danger in pregnancy.

Speaking during a news conference, Mississippi State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs said those deaths had occurred since the start of the pandemic. The number, which includes only deaths that occurred past 20 weeks of gestation, "is twice the background rate of what would be expected," he said.

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a reply to: GravitySucks

Terrible to hear ! Damned if you get the jab by all the reports and damned if you don't for your unborn if you get COVID.

a reply to: GravitySucks

Whether from covid or the vaccine, which is not the case here

It apparently is, as it’s specifically mentioned in the first sentence of the article:

Mississippi has recorded 72 fetal deaths in unvaccinated pregnant women infected with the coronavirus,

More BS propaganda.

a reply to: 727Sky

Aren't you weary of this? I know I am.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: GravitySucks

Whether from covid or the vaccine, which is not the case here

It apparently is, as it’s specifically mentioned in the first sentence of the article:

Mississippi has recorded 72 fetal deaths in unvaccinated pregnant women infected with the coronavirus,

More BS propaganda.

I said WHICH IS NOT THE CASE HERE.

There's a concern here with the delta variant affect more newborns and infants. And now, apparently there's a need to keep pregnant women safer.

They already have hard decisions to make with their physicians about whether or not to be vaccinated, though most OB/GYNs strongly recommend it. And now to have this on their minds?

Fetal deaths and stillbirths do not increase out of the blue. That you can so easily dismiss it as propaganda when we know so little about it at this point is mind blowing.

What should be expected when the hospitals are all "Social Funneling" laid out and "being a hero"means obsessing over people with the flu.

Seems I read recently that the CDC had declared that if you were hospitalized within two weeks after taking their tvaccine, you were to be counted as "unvaccinated."

I just don't believe anything I hear out of legacy media anymore. With all the lies that the politicians are spewing and the propaganda from legacy media (if just the crap they've published re. Ivermectin), I'm simply inclined to believe the opposite of whatever they tell me. And it's not because I'm a "denier" or because I'm "vaccine hesitant;" it's because once you bullsh!t me a couple of times, you completely lose my trust.

They have lost my trust. I call lies simply based on the source. You know how some of your bright lights feel like you have the right to dis anything that's on Bitchute simply based on the platform? Yeah, well, this is from WaPo, a dealer in deception, a purveyor of propaganda, so I laugh in the face of anyone who points to this source as trustworthy.

a reply to: GravitySucks

Fetal deaths and stillbirths do not increase out of the blue. That you can so easily dismiss it as propaganda when we know so little about it at this point is mind blowing.

And directly from your link:

Speaking during a news conference, Mississippi State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs said those deaths had occurred since the start of the pandemic.

So the entire state of Mississippi has had 72 still births in almost 2 years time — and we are supposed to be alarmed?!?

I’ll say it again… more BS propaganda. And the propaganda is - to get pregnant women to take the vaccine.

Did I spell that out for you well enough?

isn’t there a thing where they count you unvaccinated until the 14th day? So how do we know they are truly unvaccinated? All they do is lie.....

a reply to: KKLOCO

And yet, it's still doubled.

And it hasn't been two years.

a reply to: GravitySucks

There is also a lot of vaccinated people shredding, heck if the vaccinated father had intercourse with the wife who was unvaccinated they could transfer the little nanoparticles, just like in breast milk and that could also be the end of the pregnancy.

a reply to: GravitySucks

They are still blaming the un vaxed for the 72 fetal deaths i doubt the MSM propaganda will ever report on the women reporting having issues with their periods after the second doses.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: GravitySucks

They are still blaming the un vaxed for the 72 fetal deaths i doubt the MSM propaganda will ever report on the women reporting having issues with their periods after the second doses.

They aren't blaming anyone. They're reporting a statistic that may or may not provide critical information to researchers and may someday save lives.

All of this is new. No matter where it came from. No matter what you believe about everyone "lying" to you. It seems that too many people don't understand this.

a reply to: GravitySucks

Because they are blaming everything on the un vaxed. Last year before the rollout of the vaxs it was the healthy people fault for the spread of the virus.
They literately didn't even put the blame of those who died on the old folks the management of the nursing homes. For leaving those folks in such horrible conditions.

a reply to: GravitySucks

THIRTY-FOUR WOMEN REPORT SPONTANEOUS MISCARRIAGES OR STILLBIRTHS AFTER RECEIVING COVID VACCINE

More than three dozen cases of women experiencing miscarriages or stillbirths after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine have been reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System. It’s estimated that less than 1% of vaccine reactions are reported on VAERS. The FDA, nor Pfizer or Moderna have commented on the cases filed with VAERS. The CDC has said that pregnant or nursing women who are part of groups recommended to get the vaccine, such as health care workers, can choose to get vaccinated.

And a 32-year-old woman in Virginia who was eight weeks pregnant reported having a miscarriage five days after being injected with the first dose of a Moderna vaccine in January. She had consulted with two obstetrics and gynecologists (OB-GYN) prior to receiving the vaccine on Jan. 14. She experienced abdominal cramping and vaginal bleeding two days later and had a miscarriage on Jan. 19. She had only been taking prenatal vitamins.

3 Dozen Cases of Spontaneous Miscarriages, Stillbirths Occurring After CV Injection The World Health Organization does not recommend vaccination of pregnant women due to “insufficient data”. Pregnant women were excluded from trials originally, but Pfizer is currently conducting trials on 4,000 pregnant women in their second and third trimesters.

www.organiclifestylemagazine.com...

a reply to: SeventhChapter

Not the topic here. This is about stillbirths potentially on the rise due to the covid delta variant.

originally posted by: GravitySucks
a reply to: SeventhChapter

Not the topic here. This is about stillbirths potentially on the rise due to the covid delta variant.

Can you find an increase in stillborn from prior to the vaccine rolling out? There is no current scientific rationale as to why the delta variant would affect pregnancy, while the alpha would not. It’s speculation—And likely manufactured fear propaganda to get more people vaccinated IMO. Data can be manipulated pretty easily, especially with such a small sample size.

COVID in Pregnancy Won't Affect Outcomes: Study

www.webmd.com...

a reply to: SeventhChapter

This is since the pandemic began. And I have dug into it at all yet as I posted when I saw it tonight.

And whatever WebMD has published, well I believe I stated above that we're still learning. What was true last month may have new insight, such as this alarm the doctors in Mississippi are raising.

Then investigation follows and more research is done That's how this all works. I believe the sample size is the population of Mississippi? Average cases before and after the virus. There are lots of questions for sure. But these doctors state they are seeing a trend.

Still births are on the rise in Japan also, but there's no proof that it is stress related though.

Yeah, because this crap was never properly tested in the first place as it should have been.
This burns my ***!!!


a reply to: GravitySucks