I’m sorry for your loss, but weak 87 years old mother-in-laws with heart conditions requiring daily home health care can be taken over the edge at the slightest hint of provocation, including something as insidious as a difficult bowel movement, what physicians might refer to as a “vasovagal response” of great strain.
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She had heart problems. Lots of people do. She had lived with it for years, though, and the issue prompting home health care was some dementia, adding to her issues. She couldn't take her medicines correctly, was forgetful, and it was a mess. She needed the daily home health care.
In the 1-2 years with home health care she was getting a little better. But then... COVID.
She had the heart condition and regular home health care for about 2 years, IIRC. There were many medical provocations. Many bad reactions to new or wrongly-taken meds. Poor bowel function. Weight loss. Dehydration. Nausea. Slips and falls.
None of that pushed her over the edge, ever.
Then there was COVID.
FWIW, I agree with you regarding your scenario. You saw it personally and are able to make a very good conclusion.
Same thing I’ve seen with 35-45 year old females developing severe tinnitus 1 to 2 weeks post 2nd pfizer vaccine. Some even have symptoms comparable to trigeminal neuralgia.
You’re wasting your time trying to talk to Hick
The tinnitis effect has been studied in clinical trials.
There was post-vaccination tinnitis for about one in every 20,000 vaccinated Americans, >90% of them mild. Less with Pfizer than with J&J or Moderna.
Probably a little bit higher than the normal incidence of tinnitus in the population emerging in the same time period, regardless of vaccination. So yes, in the couse of saving 20 million lives, some had temporary ringing in the ears.
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There was post-vaccination tinnitis for about one in every 20,000 vaccinated Americans, >90% of them mild. Less with Pfizer than with J&J or Moderna.
Probably a little bit higher than the normal incidence of tinnitus in the population emerging in the same time period, regardless of vaccination. So yes, in the couse of saving 20 million lives, some had temporary ringing in the ears.
In-Depth: Can the COVID-19 vaccines cause ringing in the ears or tinnitus?
The FDA added tinnitus as a potential side effect to one COVID vaccine. But what about the others?
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Try permanent ringing in the ears. And I wouldn’t downplay it too much. If any of your friends, relatives, or acquaintances have developed don’t send them to ENT. They need an audiologist. I’ve sent several to one an hour away. They have received temporary relief using a device that looks like a hearing aid . I received a call 3 weeks ago from a lady in Pittsburgh. Same symptoms, also developed 2 weeks post 2nd pfizer vaccine. Treat the patient not the numbers.The tinnitis effect has been studied in clinical trials.
There was post-vaccination tinnitis for about one in every 20,000 vaccinated Americans, >90% of them mild. Less with Pfizer than with J&J or Moderna.
Probably a little bit higher than the normal incidence of tinnitus in the population emerging in the same time period, regardless of vaccination. So yes, in the couse of saving 20 million lives, some had temporary ringing in the ears.
In-Depth: Can the COVID-19 vaccines cause ringing in the ears or tinnitus?
The FDA added tinnitus as a potential side effect to one COVID vaccine. But what about the others?
What was the death rate for the 35-45 year old healthy adult demographic?
Not downplaying it at all. My brother has it. Debilitating. He had no vaccine. Yes, I have an anti-vaxx brother and an anti-vaxx sister.
Some people get tinnitus and it's awful. Some had a vaccination. Some hadn't. Some played a board game just before. Some maybe ate an ice cream cone or had Taco Bell just days before.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
From what I've read they don't know that...
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Your brother is probably in his 60s. Has probably spent a good portion of his time on a tractor. Dairy farming family…correct? If so….he would be a good candidate to develop tinnitus. The demographic I’m discussing is not a good candidate.
Once again….what was the death rate in healthy 35-45 year olds?
Over the edge is sometimes a blessing, regardless of who or what did the pushing…a place of better days ahead for all eternity, as we choose to believe of it.
No we don't know how good the records are but we do know that there was a lot more deaths those years so unless someone can come up with a better reason I have to assume it was covid deaths.The CDC has kept records for years on the number of deaths and if you look at the chart below you'll see there was a lot more deaths during the pandemic. Notice 2018 .... it was a bad year for the flu. This chart was extracted from this web site.
But if COVID causes the complication that leads her to die, it's a COVID death. If she hadn't have had a respiratory disease, she would've at least lived another day and died from something else.
No one ever argued when pneumonia took someone. "Compliciations due to pneumonia." No one ever nitpicks that cause of death, but for some reason, it matters with COVID.
I mean, we know why it matters. Because we had a pResident who didn't want it to happen, so he delayed doing much about it for seven or eight weeks.
From the Lawrence sectional? ( your bb friends?) That was the first thing that really scared me. I had been to both IU men and Women’s game that day.
Lol you believed that? Nearly every study done says Covid deaths were likely under reported, not over reported.
Yup I know. My friend works at LN Bball. Awful and made you think how easily it had to spread.
Cancer with Covid, Covid. We can do this all night. Get the point?
People were dying with alpha and delta that were not sick. The vaccines originally saved lives and limited severe symptoms. Those are facts. There are people that have had complications from the vaccine….that is a fact. Once we got thru Delta….the vaccines were not very effective….that is a fact.
People have a hard time getting off whichever hill they are on.
https://www.bu.edu/sph/news/article...-research-shows-despite-claims-of-overcounts/. Just one of multiple studies. But I’m sure you won’t believe it. Because you think you know.
Just can't take it, can you?
Respiratory complications caused by COVID. You want to dance on their grave until they admit it wasn't COVID.
I'm going to pay the doctor to put COVID on your death certificate. Hopefully, a long, long time from now, but the longer you last the more ironic it will be, and I like irony.
Sparty, since you gave no links, and I am not an expert on Covid I Googled your statement "People were dying with alpha and delta that were not sick".
Came up with this link which seems in my feeble mind to differ with your "People were dying with alpha and delta that were not sick". Sparty, can you help me along with commenting on my Yale link.
They’ve lost any good will after the past few years. The f#cking a#%holes masked up 3 years.
Longtime patients without any issues developed covid and died. Off the top of my head…one guy only took Mobic for arthritis. No BP issues, no Diabetes, no COPD. He was 72 but was still working every day. He was not sick.
This “rando” you speak of, Sabine Hossenfeld, has her doctorate in theoretical physics with close to a million followers. I bet she has more knowledge than your family’s last three generations combined.
Theoretical physics knowledge makes you an expert on respiratory viruses and medicine?
I played basketball in high school, so I can coach cricket, right?
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