Npc crowd

You're right. My bad. Carting athletes who've had heart attacks was a common sight throughout the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s.
This has always been happening. I will add that phrase to my next meme.

The difference is called COVID19. It's a disease of recent vintage you may have heard about.

I've heard of it and I've actually had it.

No heart issues then? Consider yourself lucky - in addition to suriving it, of course.

The survival rate was like 99.97 % or something like that. Helped if you had no underlying conditions. :)

Yeah, but not only.

As Covid itself can lead to Myocarditis, most likely those reacting the same way from the vaccine are reacting the same way from the vaccine. So chances are, if not one, then the other - unless it was both and simply assumed to be the vaccine as both would show for antibodies if tested.

98.6%

If it were 99.97%, it really would’ve been as deadly as the common flu.

As naysayers continue to maintain.

One of my best friends in high school when I was 13, his brother died playing racketball with his father of a heart failure, he was 12, 40 years ago. Deffinately "the jab". I was born with a congenital defect aswell as Epsteins malformation of the tricuspid valve, my first open heart surgery I was 16, Currently on my second pace maker. i' ve had 2 "jabs" and covid over xmas. So I should be dead? Cmon man.

I've got a friend who suffered a heart attack after receiving his second Jab. Never had an issue before that. Totally regrets taking them. No recourse.
I'm sincerely sorry about your congenital issue.

Wow, man, sorry you have had to go through this. I know that sounds typical and blah, but I don't know what to say.

And sorry about your friend passing away like that and so young.

Definately a shocker, we were so young. It was super hard seeing my friend every day and his grief. Life is a gift, a cruel and unrelenting gift

I've been thinking a lot lately about a classmate who lived down our hall, Helen. Got such good grades in 1st grade that her parents sent her to her grandparents for the summer because whe wanted to go. Coming home from an outing one day, she told her grandma she felt tired. She laid her head on her lap, and never woke up. Encephalitis is what my ma told me years later is what she had.
Good kid, so much promise, fun summer, and then suddenly, just like that...

Ah, no worries, much appreciated, had it my whole life, know my limitations and never used it as an excuse but it has allowed me empathy towards others that have had to deal with health issues no matter visible or not. I'm truly greatful to be in a country with healthcare as I've had two open heart surgeries, last one in 2010, and more recently the pacer swap out in october, god knows what I woulda had to pay for all that without healthcare. And I really really wanted to run a marathon, ha ha ha ha ha ha. F**k that!

"I really really wanted to run a marathon"

Just just do like I do and put the sticker on your car anyhow.

I still don't know what to sat without sounding hollow and lame. But I'm glad you've had access to good care and can manage.

It's easy for so many to take their health for granted, me included. Lately, not so much, especially since the past year.

You'd think that what's happened since 2020 might give people a perspective beyond trying to make it all sound like a joke. Guess some have hearts just filled with poison

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You are the inspiration behind this meme...thankyou for standing up loud and proud to your oppressors during this "pandemic"

We will never stop lampooning the progressive clown show! Cheers!