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| Coagulations to all who received the experimental covid-19 vaccine, I tried to warn you again and again this marriage who end in pain and suffering for you ... I stood up and said I opposed this marriage ...but you got married anyway |
CNN reports today …
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Doctors say
they are homing in on the cause of blood clots that may be linked with certain
coronavirus vaccines, and said their findings have important implications for
how to treat the condition, regardless of whether vaccines cause it. Bingo!!! You took the vaccine
now they have a patient for life … and you will be on blood thinners for life… And
WOW … fucking WOW … not only are these vaccines causing you to have deadly clots
… they are causing you hemorrhaging at the same time… in essence they have
fucked, with your entire vascular system,
in addition to raping your immune system … Even though the
link is not firm yet, (bullshit, they would not have pulled it off the market, if it was not linked to the vaccine) they're calling the condition vaccine-induced immune
thrombotic thrombocytopenia or VITT. It's characterized by unusual blood
clotting combined with a low number of blood-clotting cells called platelets. Patients
suffer from dangerous clots and, sometimes, hemorrhaging at the same time. So if you give
a blood thinner to stop the clotting … you increase the patient’s hemorrhaging …
gee wiz … thanks for the cvoid-19 vaccine guys!!! And aren’t you the cool ones
who believed the CDC and took the vaccines … post this finding on your Facebook
accounts … yet still the CDC, Fauci and Biden’s administration are pushing the vaccines The clotting and hemorrhaging issues have been linked
most firmly with the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, which is in wide
use in Europe and the UK. The US Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration are
checking to see if Johnson & Johnson's Janssen vaccine also might cause the
blood clots. Both AstraZeneca's vaccine and the J&J vaccine use common cold
viruses called adenoviruses as a carrier and some experts suspect the body's
response to those viral vectors might underlie the reaction. AstraZeneca's
vaccine is not authorized in the US. A team led by Dr. Marie Scully, a
hematologist at University College London Hospitals, studied 22 patients who
developed the syndrome after receiving AstraZeneca's vaccine, and found they
had an unusual antibody response. (No shit Sherlock) These so-called anti-PF4 antibodies had only
been seen before as a rare reaction to the use of the common blood thinner
heparin. The findings
support a theory that an immune reaction might underlie the rare blood clots,
but the findings don't yet explain it, Scully and colleagues reported in the New England Journal of Medicine Friday. What
may be going on is a reaction by the immune system with platelets to cause
uncontrolled clotting. If vaccines
cause it, it's still very rare and unusual, they wrote. It might not even be
happening any more often in recently vaccinated people than among the
population in general. (FYI it was happening in the “general population”, those
who were not vaccinated we would have heard about it … they would have shouted
it from the rooftops… “unvaccinated getting blood clots”… it simply is not true
and never happened, only those who have taken the covid-19 vaccine have this “rare
occurrences”, apparently not so rare if they pulled the vaccines off the
market) |
