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UC Irvine Health Dr. Insisted She Take Tetanus, Pneumococcal & Meningitis vaccines all at once, downhill from there!

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6 ups, 2mo,
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0 ups, 2mo
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It will get squashed no doubt. 😜
5 ups, 2mo
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2 ups, 2mo
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6 ups, 2mo,
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That's not a vaccine injury, it's a severe case of cutaneous thrombosis, which is what she went to the hospital for in the first place.

This is the problem with low-information meme sites - there's no expectation you won't fall for the dumbest f**king nonsense.
6 ups, 2mo,
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Ten minutes after THREE vaxxes are administered, she became blind with the extreme reactions shown and you have the audacity to say they are unrelated?

Don't let TDS overwhelm reality and basic common sense.
2 ups, 2mo,
1 reply
Yeah, that TDS bit is getting a tad played out.
What's the purpose of putting it into every comment you post other than putting it into every comment that you post? Clearly the poster is not a Trumper, so therefore cannot have TDS. Someone cannot be deranged by something unless they are deranged by it.

Also clearly, the poster seems to know quite a bit more about medicine a lot, including the condition that the subject of your bogus story is suffering from.

Go with the flow. Let that TDS go, and go with the flow.
2 ups, 2mo,
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1 up, 2mo
Adam, please don't hold your breath waiting on an answer. I want all you great conservatives in excellent health so you can vote for Trump November 5th.
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4 ups, 2mo,
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She has a condition called PNH (paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria), which can cause cutaneous thrombosis - the symptom she was presenting that sent her to the hospital. That condition causes the body to damage its own red blood cells, and requires infusions of platelets - which is why she was at the medical center in the first place after a week of migraines from critically low platelets. Vaccines are part of the transfusion process because the condition is immunocompromising.

While she claims it was within minutes of receiving vaccines, causation and correlation are not the same thing.

If we're looking for an actual catalyst with a probability of exacerbating her condition, we might consider the videos she suspiciously deleted about recently getting botox?
5 ups, 2mo,
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You gave links to stuff that supports the facts of the vaccine injuries to this young woman. The Dr. insisted she get the vaxxes due to protocol. Kinda like the Covid jab was required or people would lose their employment in MANY instances.

Do you think her dad has important info to share?

https://x.com/i/status/1836593781690503673
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What about STEVE KIRSCH updates?
https://kirschsubstack.com/p/breaking-forced-to-get-3-vaccines?open=false#%C2%A7latest-updates
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What about MSN?

https://www.msn.com/en-in/health/other/alexis-lorenze-health-update-fundraiser-launched-for-florida-woman-after-severe-vaccine-reaction/ar-AA1qNlgP?ocid=BingNewsSerp
1 up, 2mo,
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They/them does not know.

If she indeed had botox injections, combined with 3 vaccines, on top of her medical condition, there is no telling what interactions could have taken place.

As much as you cannot say with 100% certainty that the vaccines caused or contributed to her blindness, they/them cannot say with 100% certainty that the vaccines did not cause or contribute to her blindness.

If the medicine to clear up your acne can cause has a long list of side effects (including vision loss), a long list if interactions with food, supplements, and other pharmaceuticals, and a long list of contraindications, one has to imagine that a vaccine must have similar characteristics.

Correlation does not equal causation.

Yet correlation, in some cases, has led to the medication being found to be the causative agent.

You want to do your due diligence.

They take whatever they are told, no questions asked, and argue with you that you are wrong because their psyche NEEDS you to be wrong.

Even the EXPERTS do not have unanimous opinions on the subject.
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1 up, 2mo,
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We can say with 100% certainty that the vaccines weren't a contributing factor to why she went to the medical center after a week of migraines and symptoms from critically low platelet counts.

We can also say with 100% certainty that Botox does cause migraines, interacts with coagulation of platelets, and promotes the formation of thrombus - which makes her deleting the videos when she got a platelet transfusion and experienced cutaneous thrombosis highly suspect.

You'll never get a unanimous opinion on the subject, but in this case, you'll get a nearly unanimous response that the chances are vanishingly minute this was a vaccine response.
1 up, 2mo,
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Minute chance is not zero chance.

Weird how that works.

All those zany side effects are improbable but we have to tell they are possible.

Tell us, you seem to be in the know what are the side effects, interactions, and contraindications for the three vaccines the woman received?
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0 ups, 2mo,
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That's why I used the modifier 'vanishingly' to convey that zero is very much included in the range of possibility, which isn't really weird when something is extremely improbable.

Side effects are largely what they are for most vaccines: fever, muscle ache, headache, fatigue, injection site pain, redness, and swelling. All can lead to hives, rashes, swelling, and in extreme cases anaphylaxis if allergic to the vaccine or its contents.

None have cutaneous thrombosis specifically, or blood clotting disorders generally, as possible side effects. Medscape lists no interactions between these vaccines, an October 2016 clinical study ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27780630 ) showed no adverse effects or statistical difference between administering them together or apart, and there are no contraindications for the immunocompromised - quite the opposite, in fact, which is why she received them alongside the transfusion.

What does have thrombosis listed as a very likely side effect? Platelet transfusions ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK560632 ).
1 up, 2mo
Those are the standard set of side effects listed on every pharmaceutical, prescription or OTC that exists.

Ol girl looks pretty swollen. Maybe a lil rashy but who can tell from a picture with no "before" comparison.

Hit me with the juicy stuff! Gimme the serious side effects, the "rare" side effects!

And are you telling me that vaccines have no interactions or contraindications?
🤨

Now the covid "vaccine" tie in - there was a vanishingly minute chance a child would ever become infected and an even more vanishing minute chance that a child would suffer serious illness or death if infected, yet the CDC pushed the murder juice injection on them despite the possibility, no matter how minute, that they could suffer or die from an adverse reaction.

Parents who did not wish their children juiced aren't really that weird when something is extremely improbable, right?

I would take the you and your ilk's position on the "vaccine" administration for adults more seriously if you would admit that some people had serious side effects from the shot that included deaths.

By the way, the entire time the M juice was being handed out the literature stated that the long term effects of being injected were (and still are) unknown.

That should give anyone pause.
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3 ups, 2mo,
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It's protocol because she's immunocompromised and receiving live platelets from a donor, so no, nothing like COVID.

Also, no, her dad doesn't really have much of anything to share. He's a scared and confused parent who's being openly exploited by a movement he fell prey to long ago.
5 ups, 2mo,
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There is no 'movement', just people who follow the real news and read/learn and try to help others.

I didn't say a bad word about vaccines until scientists developed a dangerous/untested experimental shot...not even a vaccine so had trouble imposing it on unsuspecting people (and actually mandated it on innocent people (who enjoyed working & feeding their families)...by
force.

RFK has done a lot of good work to make people aware of the dangers and Steve Kirsch and so many great Doctors. MONEY should never take precedence over life.
3 ups, 2mo,
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You subscribe to a trend going back decades and yet are unaware of it?
1 up, 2mo,
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Jenny McCarthy was a mother searching to find a cure for her son's autism. Turns out she was on it before most of us as we didn't have children affected by it. She didn't start out as an anti-vaxxer...she was a mother who connected the dots.

Now, there is plenty of evidence. Just go listen to some videos of RFK and the facts and insights he brings to the vaccine conversation. He gives the stats and statistics do not lie.

https://youtu.be/SPeCnzD4zy0
1 up, 2mo
No.

Jenny McCarthy was a has-been who claimed that her son suddenly became autistic immediately after getting vaccinated. After ballooning a movement and riding it on and on for years, she suddenly dropped out, and then claimed that her son got cured after drinking some kind of herbal tea or something. Literally. Overnight.

She now claims she never said anything against getting vaccinated.
2 ups, 2mo,
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"I didn't say a bad word about vaccines until scientists developed a dangerous/untested experimental shot...not even a vaccine"

What shot would that be?
2 ups, 2mo,
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It would be the Covid jab, XiaoJia, the often mandated vax with a lot of side effects, injuries and deaths that have come with it.

The leftist media won't cover it....listen to the injured as they tell the story the best. Google 'sudden deaths' and read up on it when have a chance.
1 up, 2mo
Kinda figured that's what you meant. Oh... and I see you're calling it a vaccine now. What changed your mind?
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4 ups, 2mo,
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Of course there's a movement - that's who's telling you what's real news and what isn't, and where you've gotten the lion's share of the code words you use when talking about vaccines.

And big hint, you named two of the misinformation super-spreaders in that movement, so you're clearly acquainted.
0 ups, 2mo,
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You mean the movement responsible for creating all those "cheap fakes"?
2 ups, 2mo
Probably the movement responsible for influencing antivaxx memes such as the OP...... about one person who allegedly had health issues arise due to vaccines...

Meanwhile more than 10,000 people have been DYING every year from Tetanus (due to a LACK of vaccination)... for years... and there's not a peep about that. I mean you could literally fill a graveyard with them but this one girl allegedly got her face f*cked up and UH OH! ....
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1 up, 2mo
0 ups, 2mo
What evidence do you have showing the alleged administration of vaccines occured? Do you know this person? What/who is your source?
3 ups, 2mo,
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can you post the link to that please.
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3 ups, 2mo,
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Description of PNH, why she was vaccinated with the transfusion of platelets
https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-what-pnh-symptoms-explored-amid-alexis-lorenze-s-vaccine-injury-claim-going-viral-tiktok

Cutaneous thrombosis related to PNH
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/1wv0j7zs
4 ups, 2mo
thank you
5 ups, 2mo,
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Those links you gave support the facts of the vaccine injuries to this young woman.

CtrlFreq, are you a bot? It made no medical sense to give these 3 vaxxes to her much less at the same time. Her injuries resulted from the administration of these vaccines.

Here is the latest video I found w/ Steve Kirsch. You are the one person I have read about or heard from in denial of the facts.

https://x.com/WorldviewTube/status/1836827542470217796
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4 ups, 2mo,
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Nope, not a bot, just in healthcare.

The first link repeated her claim, but didn't substantiate it. The vaccines were absolutely indicated because she is immunocompromised by PNH, and was already experiencing fatigue, migraines, and other symptoms of low platelets.

Her 'injuries' are a common response to having an infusion of platelets to replace those lost to an active autoimmune disease. Go ahead and google images of "Cutaneous Thrombosis related to Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria" - her case was somewhat severe, but they can be much, much worse.
0 ups, 2mo,
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Tell them what you do in healthcare.
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2 ups, 2mo,
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Sure thing - I build and run remote patient management and continuing care management systems (software + medical providers) that serve hospitals, doctors, insurance providers, and companies wanting to lower the cost of their group plans through population health.

The software I build continually monitor patients electronically, and my staff of nurses monitor and interact with them on behalf of their providers / employers to intervene and provide guidance, whether that's managing a comorbidity (diabetes, heart disease, copd, etc.), providing advice (diet, exercise, habits) and even sending them to the emergency room when indicated.

I've been in healthcare since 2005, and doing this specifically since 2019.
0 ups, 2mo,
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Congratulations.

What exactly does building and running , etc consist of?
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1 up, 2mo,
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Initially it meant creating an advisory board of doctors from leading medical institutions and universities to assemble what were the best practices for providing ongoing care management outside of medical institutions and automating the collection of data from patients - at the time we used IVR systems to make phone calls to patients post-discharge to follow up for weeks or months, asking questions about their health, tagging the responses with metadata about threshold violations, and feeding that data back to the providers.

That moved into direct vital collection about 5-6 years ago as bluetooth became a common feature in medical devices (glucometers, blood pressure meters, scales) and the price of that equipment dropped to the point it was fiscally viable to outfit a patient with the necessary gear at home during onboarding.

Today it means training AI models to better enable the nurses to spot issues based on vitals and interactions - at the moment I'm integrating a service that listens to recordings of calls between patients and caregivers and is able to detect a range of conditions such as Parkinson's from speech patterns.

I work closely with the doctors on our advisory board and the nurses on the front line on a daily basis, and unsurprisingly conversations about these kinds of stories are extremely common because we're constantly having to address this kind of misinformation and the misunderstandings and concerns it leads to within our patient population.
0 ups, 2mo,
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So, no accredited medical schooling for you?
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1 up, 2mo
Nope, not a practitioner and don't provide care - I build systems that are modeled on what providers do to create care plans, monitor patient populations, and respond to events in order to improve outcomes.

Not everyone at Delta is a pilot.
0 ups, 2mo
You mean like if they passed their finals to get their PhD as you once put it?
1 up, 2mo
Nah I'm good
0 ups, 2mo
WHAT THE F**K?!
4 ups, 2mo,
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6 ups, 2mo,
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4 ups, 2mo
You really should take some time off. Posting all of this nonsense has to be taxing.
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Hospital refused to care for her PNH unless she took 3 vaxxes; Within 10 min. blind