ALERT: THE VACCINE MIGHT BE THE MARK OF THE BEAST
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People don't even understand that anyone can be a fact checker nowadays. They think it's some reputable "authorities" or investigative journalists checking things. I read a report that one of the biggest fact checking companies/sites out there consisted of some random dude and a stripper (they have since parted ways I think she left him but not sure who owns the platform now) not journalists, no qualifications, zero, nada, I don't know if they still operate but just to put things into perspective who is fact checking things for you. People need to stop worshiping fact checkers it could be literally your mom and her dog.
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Over the next few years there will be several billion people get vaccinated. Chances are someone somewhere will have a heart attack soon after a vaccination. When that happens the logical thing to do is wait for an autopsy before I make a conclusion.
Some people don't think like that I understand, but I do. If they say that he had a reaction to the vaccine and it killed him, I will believe it. That is the job of the medical examination team whenever it happens.
This woman says she often faints, I am going to believe her. But for your information fainting after getting a shot is something I have heard about before COVID and not even related to vaccines. Some people faint when they see someone getting a shot. Some people faint if they see someone giving blood. There are people who have fainting problems. If she says she often does this I am not going to call her a liar and make up my own view of reality just because I am a skeptic about vaccines. Some people think like that but I don't.
Some people don't think like that I understand, but I do. If they say that he had a reaction to the vaccine and it killed him, I will believe it. That is the job of the medical examination team whenever it happens.
This woman says she often faints, I am going to believe her. But for your information fainting after getting a shot is something I have heard about before COVID and not even related to vaccines. Some people faint when they see someone getting a shot. Some people faint if they see someone giving blood. There are people who have fainting problems. If she says she often does this I am not going to call her a liar and make up my own view of reality just because I am a skeptic about vaccines. Some people think like that but I don't.
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Fact Checking is so easy you don't need to use a Fact Checking site. However they all usually cite their resource data which can be a way to find the information that is credible that they used. It is not about trusting the owner of a fact checking site, you should look at the resources they cite.
If a post is a lie, you can usually figure that out without a fact checking site. It is so easy that I usually assume that the person behind passing it on Wants it to be true and is ignoring that it is a lie and does not want to hear anything contrary.
If a post is a lie, you can usually figure that out without a fact checking site. It is so easy that I usually assume that the person behind passing it on Wants it to be true and is ignoring that it is a lie and does not want to hear anything contrary.
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Fainting (Syncope) after Vaccination
Questions and Concerns
Fainting, also called syncope, is a temporary loss of consciousness caused by a decreased blood flow to the brain. Although fainting has a variety of possible causes, it is usually triggered by pain or anxiety. Sometimes people faint after vaccination. People who faint might fall and injure themselves if they are not sitting or lying down at the time that they lose consciousness. Sometimes when people faint, their muscles twitch and their bodies make jerking movements; this can sometimes be confused with seizures but are not actual seizures.
Fainting can happen after many types of vaccinations.
Fainting can be triggered by many types of medical procedures. In fact, CDC has received reports of people fainting after nearly all vaccines. Fainting after getting a vaccine is most commonly reported after three vaccines given to adolescents: HPV, MCV4, and Tdap. Because the ingredients of these three vaccines are different, yet fainting is seen with all of them, scientists think that fainting is due to the vaccination process and not to the vaccines themselves. However, there is not yet a definite answer about whether an ingredient of the vaccines is responsible for the fainting or if adolescents are simply more likely than children or adults to experience fainting.
About 3% of men and 3.5% of women report fainting at least once during their lifetimes, but it is not known just how often fainting happens after vaccination. Because fainting usually has no lasting effects, it is hard to study using medical records-based systems. However, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), receives many reports of syncope each year, and many more are likely to go unreported.
Fainting can be common among adolescents after vaccination.
Reports from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) shows that fainting after vaccinations is common in adolescents. One study of VAERS reports found that 62% of syncope reports were among adolescents 11 to 18 years old. However, because syncope may not always be reported, VAERS data cannot be used to determine how often fainting happens after vaccination.
Falls after fainting can cause injuries.
Fainting itself is generally not serious, but harm from related falls or other accidents can cause injury. The main concern is head injury. In a study of syncope-related VAERS reports, 7% of the fainting reports were coded as serious; 12% of these involved head injuries. Although fainting itself might or might not be preventable, it is important to prevent injuries when people do faint.
Fainting and related injuries after immunization can be prevented.
Giving patients a beverage, a snack, or some reassurance about the procedure has been shown to prevent some fainting. Studies are being done to look more into these strategies. However, many falls due to fainting can be prevented by having the patient sit or lie down. For this reason, experts recommend having patients sit in a chair or lay down when they receive a vaccination. In addition, patients should be observed for 15 minutes after vaccination.
If a patient does faint after a vaccination, she or he should be observed by medical personnel until she or he regains consciousness so that further treatment needs can be determined. If fainting happens outside the medical setting and the patient does not recover immediately, contact local emergency medical services. Patients who faint after vaccination generally recover within a few minutes.
Questions and Concerns
Fainting, also called syncope, is a temporary loss of consciousness caused by a decreased blood flow to the brain. Although fainting has a variety of possible causes, it is usually triggered by pain or anxiety. Sometimes people faint after vaccination. People who faint might fall and injure themselves if they are not sitting or lying down at the time that they lose consciousness. Sometimes when people faint, their muscles twitch and their bodies make jerking movements; this can sometimes be confused with seizures but are not actual seizures.
Fainting can happen after many types of vaccinations.
Fainting can be triggered by many types of medical procedures. In fact, CDC has received reports of people fainting after nearly all vaccines. Fainting after getting a vaccine is most commonly reported after three vaccines given to adolescents: HPV, MCV4, and Tdap. Because the ingredients of these three vaccines are different, yet fainting is seen with all of them, scientists think that fainting is due to the vaccination process and not to the vaccines themselves. However, there is not yet a definite answer about whether an ingredient of the vaccines is responsible for the fainting or if adolescents are simply more likely than children or adults to experience fainting.
About 3% of men and 3.5% of women report fainting at least once during their lifetimes, but it is not known just how often fainting happens after vaccination. Because fainting usually has no lasting effects, it is hard to study using medical records-based systems. However, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), receives many reports of syncope each year, and many more are likely to go unreported.
Fainting can be common among adolescents after vaccination.
Reports from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) shows that fainting after vaccinations is common in adolescents. One study of VAERS reports found that 62% of syncope reports were among adolescents 11 to 18 years old. However, because syncope may not always be reported, VAERS data cannot be used to determine how often fainting happens after vaccination.
Falls after fainting can cause injuries.
Fainting itself is generally not serious, but harm from related falls or other accidents can cause injury. The main concern is head injury. In a study of syncope-related VAERS reports, 7% of the fainting reports were coded as serious; 12% of these involved head injuries. Although fainting itself might or might not be preventable, it is important to prevent injuries when people do faint.
Fainting and related injuries after immunization can be prevented.
Giving patients a beverage, a snack, or some reassurance about the procedure has been shown to prevent some fainting. Studies are being done to look more into these strategies. However, many falls due to fainting can be prevented by having the patient sit or lie down. For this reason, experts recommend having patients sit in a chair or lay down when they receive a vaccination. In addition, patients should be observed for 15 minutes after vaccination.
If a patient does faint after a vaccination, she or he should be observed by medical personnel until she or he regains consciousness so that further treatment needs can be determined. If fainting happens outside the medical setting and the patient does not recover immediately, contact local emergency medical services. Patients who faint after vaccination generally recover within a few minutes.
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Not everyone who gets a vaccine would be a liar. Not everyone would take a bribe to lie. It is most likely that all of the people involved in the administering of the vaccine want to know about any adverse reaction that is uncovered and do not want to cover it up.
The world view that they are all on the take and evil and corrupt is a mental illness in my opinion. I believe that most of these people involved are good, honest, people interested in saving lives and very interested in identifying any adverse reaction and not at all interested in covering one up. I think that is REALITY. Waking up to reality is not watching antivaxxer conspiracy videos. For some people waking up to the way things REALLY are will mean getting out more. Go work in a hospital for a year or two.
The world view that they are all on the take and evil and corrupt is a mental illness in my opinion. I believe that most of these people involved are good, honest, people interested in saving lives and very interested in identifying any adverse reaction and not at all interested in covering one up. I think that is REALITY. Waking up to reality is not watching antivaxxer conspiracy videos. For some people waking up to the way things REALLY are will mean getting out more. Go work in a hospital for a year or two.
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My guess would be that the nervousness of being on camera made her blood decrease to her brain. I know that feeling, I always get nervous when I address a crowd and I have to remind myself to breath. I get light headed but then I calm down and get through it. My guess is that it was 50% the process of getting a vaccine, and 50% being on camera. I think that is MORE likely than the vaccine which has already been through safety testing of 20K (who got it from the 40k control group) and if fainting was a common affect it would have shown up.
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