Denver Broncos KJ Hamler has pericarditis and Broncos are waiving him; which other players beside Hamler have COVID mRNA vaccine related heart damage (silent myocarditis?)?
Denver Broncos KJ Hamler has pericarditis and Broncos are waiving him; which other players beside Hamler have COVID mRNA vaccine related heart damage (silent myocarditis?)?
Pericardium is thin sac surrounding heart; protects & lubricates your heart, keeps it in place within your chest, can be inflammed, Pericarditis is swelling of pericardium, mRNA shot can cause this!
It's the spike protein. There's no safe lower limit. The shots replicate whatthe infection does.
Asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD): Could Silent Infection/Reinfection with the SARS-CoV-2 Virus Be a Driving Force Behind the Observed SCDs? A metabolic explanation mimicking “sudden morbid obesity.” The Spike Protein alone may also be a cause
I came across this in a science journal I subscribe to (only for the lowest common denominator mainstream dullard comedy purposes):
"Trials for long-COVID treatments launched
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has started its first trials of treatments against long COVID. Several existing drugs and interventions will be tested to address some of the most debilitating symptoms, including brain fog and disturbed sleep. One trial will evaluate 15- and 25-day-long regimens of the antiviral Paxlovid. So far, the NIH has recruited only just over half of its goal of 40,000 participants".
Let's hope and pray 20,000 guinea pig idiots meet their maker as soon as they drop the gear.
It's a scam Paul, from beginning to end.
Here in Africa, we have something called "govt talks about talks".
There, in the good old USA, you have "drug-trials to test new drugs that deal with the effect of old drugs that were never tested in the first place."
As my faded and threadbare T-shirt back from 1985 reads:
"Fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity".
ANDY: My name's Andy Barry Brown. I'm 33 and I am an actor and also I work as a jeweler part time. Career-wise, I mean, I was working full-time so I was pretty busy and then also I was exercising. I had a pretty active social life as well and yeah, I probably was most, like, fit I've ever been in my my whole life, so. Yeah.
I got two AstraZenecas. First one I got early August and then the second one I got late September. I guess I just wanted to get out of lockdown, like everyone else, you know, I think we were like on our 8th lockdown. And yeah, I just wanted to kind of do my part so that we can get out of it and I honestly thought that if everyone else is doing it then it must be OK. I really didn't have any reservations about it being not safe.
I had no immediate reaction from my first one. And I went back to doing all the workouts and stuff. I think it was kind of just before I got my second I noticed kind of like a bit of pain in my arms and I think that was maybe like poor circulation or something. And I noticed just kind of a bit of a general fatigue and I thought I was coming down with something, like I might be a bit sick.
And my second one I'd say about 24 hours after that, I was in bed and my heart rate just went through the roof. I had a lot of palpitations and a lot of pain. I was really hot and this was in the middle of wintertime and I remember just thinking, OK, well, the vaccine's doing it's job. That's what we were told.
I probably should have gone to the hospital. But I stupidly just thought, it's so inconvenient, I'm going to get down there and they're going to go, you're an idiot, like, nothing's wrong with you. So I just thought I'm going to wait it out. I ended up having to sleep on the floor. Like, that's what animals do when they're about to die, they find like a cold place on the floor, like, you know, that's how like, it's so stupid now I'm thinking about it, like, I should have definitely gone to the hospital. Yeah, and I couldn't sleep and I just felt like I was going to have a heart attack. And for some reason I just didn't bother asking for help. I thought, well, this is normal.
I think if that messaging wasn't there in the media, in social media from the, you know, the federal government or the health agencies saying that it's normal to have flu-like symptoms or whatever after you've had a vaccine, I probably would have gone straight to the hospital.
I didn't immediately attribute it to the vaccine but I was like 99% sure it was, but just in case, I thought, go to the GP. They looked at everything and they thought I was fine. They you know obviously did the pathology, the blood work, and some basic tests like X-ray. Everything came up clear. They suggested it might be in my head.
I felt, yeah, pretty disheartened, pretty disappointed that someone who studied medicine would give me such a ignorant answer. You might be dealing with a single mom who's got kids, who's vaccine injured, or an elderly person and I'd hate to think what would happen if they were told that and what the repercussions of that would be because there's a lot of vulnerable people out there. A lot more vulnerable than I am.
That first month was pretty rough. I had symptoms like, like that, just the fast heart rate and palpitations, not being able to breathe properly and just that sharp pain the chest.
I think I went to the GP maybe like 20 times I think in that month. And then in terms of tests, I mean I've done probably over 30 blood tests, lung tests, walking tests, halter monitors, ECGs. These are all multiples. I've done stress tests like running tests with all the ECG stuff hooked up. I've done multiple X-rays so I've done ECGs, VQ CT, cardiac MRI. Probably too many X-rays to do in one year but I was adamant that I wanted to find out what it was.
I was given prednisolone* and [inaudible] which is standard for cardiologists to prescribe. The prednisolone is pretty toxic and I was taking 50 milligrams of that and I was very aggressive. I ended up breaking my left hand just out of anger in my car, just started punching my roof and I fractured that part. So that was another thing I had to deal with.
And then immediately afterwards I weaned off the prednisolone because I thought this is making me worse. And now I'm just completely off pharmaceuticals because I, I, I think they do more harm than good. I am basically all on just on natural herb supplements.
Doctors think that I might have either tachycardia or myocarditis or pericarditis or something like an autonomic nerve disfunction which sets off the heart rate. I've currently got chest pains, I can't breathe properly, I've got heart palpitations and I can't walk upstairs without being out of breath.
My body will often shock itself awake. So it's kind of a feeling of like when you don't sometimes you don't breathe properly at night your body wakes itself up. It's similar to that.
I have weird muscle spasms and just like weird pains, numbness, and it's very random and arbitrary.
Forgetfulness. Just very foggy memory. Forget stuff at work all the time.
I had a lung function specialist early on say that, we definitely can see something that's wrong with you. Your heart rate shouldn't be that high when you're walking around and we can see you're not getting enough oxygen to your heart and to your lungs. But we don't know why.
I don't think I've gotten any validation. And no one's ever said it, no one's ever really put it on paper, it's always been suspected. But they're very cautious about doing that. They say it in a way, that's like, it's a theory, rather than, it's a vaccine injury.
It's the elephant in the room that we need to address. It's the vaccine injury. Like, stop going off here and thinking it's this or that. Its like, I'm telling you what it is and you need to, like, believe me. I have all of my 30, 40 different documents, all my test results, like, I've got it all and I'm giving to you. Like, I'm helping you.
I had covid early this year. I think it was like March, April. And I think that made me worse. I think all the spike protein that's in the AstraZeneca, and it's also in the virus, I think after I had covid, I, I just I couldn't, I have to sleep upright now. Before I could sleep on my side, I'd have a bit of pain but I could just, you know, get through it. And now it's like I have to sleep upright. So I feel like I've gone a bit backwards.
But yeah, I'd say throughout the whole year I've been sick, it's been pretty consistent. I'm not getting any better, but I'm not getting any worse. But I'll have random symptoms from time to time.
I think because of all the media stuff I can see why people are a bit, I don't want to say brainwashed but they're a bit biased in their opinion. It's definitely made me a bit less trustful of of people, so I tend to not say much about it anymore, unless it's brought up in conversation, I feel comfortable to bring it up I will, if not, I won't say anything because I'd like to just pretend that I'm fine.
Financially I had to give up my apartment to basically pay for all the medical expenses because none of its covered by Medicare or private health. And the vaccination injury compensation scheme is an absolute joke. They've had probably about thousands of people submit their applications, it's 250 pages by the way, and I think only 10 have been processed. So I've got no chance. I'll never see that money again.
Physically or actively I just, I can't do anything, you know. I can't have relationships. Yeah. I can't go hiking. I can't do normal things. Yeah, it really sucks because, yeah, I just want to be healthy and just go back to the gym and go for a run and do all that stuff I was doing before. So yeah, it's pretty sh*t. But hopefully I'll get better. But yeah. I try to remain positive, but some days you're just like [shakes head, no.]
There was a long period where there was no support, there was no help. So I found a group on FaceBook that had vaccine injured people like myself. I think as I went along I found more groups like react.19, Jab Injuries Australia. That's kind of what kept me going, is that there's other people that that do want help.
And then yeah, just friends and family who're very supportive. I'm very grateful for that. So that's that's a positive thing.
I guess the message I want to give to the medical profession is to just remember your Hippocratic Oath is to your patient, it's to do no harm. And it's also to inform your patient of the risk benefit when it comes to vaccines. And yeah, I think it's your responsibility to be to be honest and and open with them.
And I guess my message to everyone else who's not, I guess whether you're vaccine injured or not, is to just kind of have an open mind and an open heart when people tell you that they're vaccine injured. And just believe them when they tell you that because they have nothing to gain by telling you but they've got probably everything to lose by by telling you that because there's so much stigma around this at the moment. And we may seem like we're OK but we're not.
NFI? Hardly, if they forced him to be vaccinated. That is a workplace injury. Take 5% or 10% of football players and do a class action lawsuit.
I think that is a good idea. Get some attention about the harm from the shots before the next plandemic hits.
It's the spike protein. There's no safe lower limit. The shots replicate whatthe infection does.
Asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD): Could Silent Infection/Reinfection with the SARS-CoV-2 Virus Be a Driving Force Behind the Observed SCDs? A metabolic explanation mimicking “sudden morbid obesity.” The Spike Protein alone may also be a cause
https://wmcresearch.substack.com/p/asymptomatic-sars-cov-2-infection?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Hi Paul,
I came across this in a science journal I subscribe to (only for the lowest common denominator mainstream dullard comedy purposes):
"Trials for long-COVID treatments launched
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has started its first trials of treatments against long COVID. Several existing drugs and interventions will be tested to address some of the most debilitating symptoms, including brain fog and disturbed sleep. One trial will evaluate 15- and 25-day-long regimens of the antiviral Paxlovid. So far, the NIH has recruited only just over half of its goal of 40,000 participants".
Let's hope and pray 20,000 guinea pig idiots meet their maker as soon as they drop the gear.
It's a scam Paul, from beginning to end.
Here in Africa, we have something called "govt talks about talks".
There, in the good old USA, you have "drug-trials to test new drugs that deal with the effect of old drugs that were never tested in the first place."
As my faded and threadbare T-shirt back from 1985 reads:
"Fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity".
Take care.
Barry
Relatedly--
Andy - Jab Injuries Australia
February 12, 2023
https://rumble.com/v2986ne-andy-jab-injuries-australia.html
TRANSCRIPT
0:28
ANDY: My name's Andy Barry Brown. I'm 33 and I am an actor and also I work as a jeweler part time. Career-wise, I mean, I was working full-time so I was pretty busy and then also I was exercising. I had a pretty active social life as well and yeah, I probably was most, like, fit I've ever been in my my whole life, so. Yeah.
I got two AstraZenecas. First one I got early August and then the second one I got late September. I guess I just wanted to get out of lockdown, like everyone else, you know, I think we were like on our 8th lockdown. And yeah, I just wanted to kind of do my part so that we can get out of it and I honestly thought that if everyone else is doing it then it must be OK. I really didn't have any reservations about it being not safe.
I had no immediate reaction from my first one. And I went back to doing all the workouts and stuff. I think it was kind of just before I got my second I noticed kind of like a bit of pain in my arms and I think that was maybe like poor circulation or something. And I noticed just kind of a bit of a general fatigue and I thought I was coming down with something, like I might be a bit sick.
And my second one I'd say about 24 hours after that, I was in bed and my heart rate just went through the roof. I had a lot of palpitations and a lot of pain. I was really hot and this was in the middle of wintertime and I remember just thinking, OK, well, the vaccine's doing it's job. That's what we were told.
I probably should have gone to the hospital. But I stupidly just thought, it's so inconvenient, I'm going to get down there and they're going to go, you're an idiot, like, nothing's wrong with you. So I just thought I'm going to wait it out. I ended up having to sleep on the floor. Like, that's what animals do when they're about to die, they find like a cold place on the floor, like, you know, that's how like, it's so stupid now I'm thinking about it, like, I should have definitely gone to the hospital. Yeah, and I couldn't sleep and I just felt like I was going to have a heart attack. And for some reason I just didn't bother asking for help. I thought, well, this is normal.
I think if that messaging wasn't there in the media, in social media from the, you know, the federal government or the health agencies saying that it's normal to have flu-like symptoms or whatever after you've had a vaccine, I probably would have gone straight to the hospital.
I didn't immediately attribute it to the vaccine but I was like 99% sure it was, but just in case, I thought, go to the GP. They looked at everything and they thought I was fine. They you know obviously did the pathology, the blood work, and some basic tests like X-ray. Everything came up clear. They suggested it might be in my head.
I felt, yeah, pretty disheartened, pretty disappointed that someone who studied medicine would give me such a ignorant answer. You might be dealing with a single mom who's got kids, who's vaccine injured, or an elderly person and I'd hate to think what would happen if they were told that and what the repercussions of that would be because there's a lot of vulnerable people out there. A lot more vulnerable than I am.
That first month was pretty rough. I had symptoms like, like that, just the fast heart rate and palpitations, not being able to breathe properly and just that sharp pain the chest.
I think I went to the GP maybe like 20 times I think in that month. And then in terms of tests, I mean I've done probably over 30 blood tests, lung tests, walking tests, halter monitors, ECGs. These are all multiples. I've done stress tests like running tests with all the ECG stuff hooked up. I've done multiple X-rays so I've done ECGs, VQ CT, cardiac MRI. Probably too many X-rays to do in one year but I was adamant that I wanted to find out what it was.
I was given prednisolone* and [inaudible] which is standard for cardiologists to prescribe. The prednisolone is pretty toxic and I was taking 50 milligrams of that and I was very aggressive. I ended up breaking my left hand just out of anger in my car, just started punching my roof and I fractured that part. So that was another thing I had to deal with.
And then immediately afterwards I weaned off the prednisolone because I thought this is making me worse. And now I'm just completely off pharmaceuticals because I, I, I think they do more harm than good. I am basically all on just on natural herb supplements.
Doctors think that I might have either tachycardia or myocarditis or pericarditis or something like an autonomic nerve disfunction which sets off the heart rate. I've currently got chest pains, I can't breathe properly, I've got heart palpitations and I can't walk upstairs without being out of breath.
My body will often shock itself awake. So it's kind of a feeling of like when you don't sometimes you don't breathe properly at night your body wakes itself up. It's similar to that.
I have weird muscle spasms and just like weird pains, numbness, and it's very random and arbitrary.
Forgetfulness. Just very foggy memory. Forget stuff at work all the time.
I had a lung function specialist early on say that, we definitely can see something that's wrong with you. Your heart rate shouldn't be that high when you're walking around and we can see you're not getting enough oxygen to your heart and to your lungs. But we don't know why.
I don't think I've gotten any validation. And no one's ever said it, no one's ever really put it on paper, it's always been suspected. But they're very cautious about doing that. They say it in a way, that's like, it's a theory, rather than, it's a vaccine injury.
It's the elephant in the room that we need to address. It's the vaccine injury. Like, stop going off here and thinking it's this or that. Its like, I'm telling you what it is and you need to, like, believe me. I have all of my 30, 40 different documents, all my test results, like, I've got it all and I'm giving to you. Like, I'm helping you.
I had covid early this year. I think it was like March, April. And I think that made me worse. I think all the spike protein that's in the AstraZeneca, and it's also in the virus, I think after I had covid, I, I just I couldn't, I have to sleep upright now. Before I could sleep on my side, I'd have a bit of pain but I could just, you know, get through it. And now it's like I have to sleep upright. So I feel like I've gone a bit backwards.
But yeah, I'd say throughout the whole year I've been sick, it's been pretty consistent. I'm not getting any better, but I'm not getting any worse. But I'll have random symptoms from time to time.
I think because of all the media stuff I can see why people are a bit, I don't want to say brainwashed but they're a bit biased in their opinion. It's definitely made me a bit less trustful of of people, so I tend to not say much about it anymore, unless it's brought up in conversation, I feel comfortable to bring it up I will, if not, I won't say anything because I'd like to just pretend that I'm fine.
Financially I had to give up my apartment to basically pay for all the medical expenses because none of its covered by Medicare or private health. And the vaccination injury compensation scheme is an absolute joke. They've had probably about thousands of people submit their applications, it's 250 pages by the way, and I think only 10 have been processed. So I've got no chance. I'll never see that money again.
Physically or actively I just, I can't do anything, you know. I can't have relationships. Yeah. I can't go hiking. I can't do normal things. Yeah, it really sucks because, yeah, I just want to be healthy and just go back to the gym and go for a run and do all that stuff I was doing before. So yeah, it's pretty sh*t. But hopefully I'll get better. But yeah. I try to remain positive, but some days you're just like [shakes head, no.]
There was a long period where there was no support, there was no help. So I found a group on FaceBook that had vaccine injured people like myself. I think as I went along I found more groups like react.19, Jab Injuries Australia. That's kind of what kept me going, is that there's other people that that do want help.
And then yeah, just friends and family who're very supportive. I'm very grateful for that. So that's that's a positive thing.
I guess the message I want to give to the medical profession is to just remember your Hippocratic Oath is to your patient, it's to do no harm. And it's also to inform your patient of the risk benefit when it comes to vaccines. And yeah, I think it's your responsibility to be to be honest and and open with them.
And I guess my message to everyone else who's not, I guess whether you're vaccine injured or not, is to just kind of have an open mind and an open heart when people tell you that they're vaccine injured. And just believe them when they tell you that because they have nothing to gain by telling you but they've got probably everything to lose by by telling you that because there's so much stigma around this at the moment. And we may seem like we're OK but we're not.
11:20
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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
* From https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/prednisolone :
"Prednisolone is a medicine that belongs to a group of medicines called corticosteroids.
- Prednisolone helps reduce inflammation in your body, treating many conditions, but not curing them.
- Prednisolone is commonly used to treat some types of arthritis, asthma, skin problems and autoimmune diseases.
- If you take prednisolone for a long time, especially at a high dose, you may experience significant side effects.
- If you want or need to stop taking prednisolone, ask your doctor how to reduce the dose gradually to avoid serious side effects."
This webpage also notes that its several side effects include irritability.
Die in sleep. Die while swimming. Die on playing field. Die on stage. Die while canning the garden beets.
Get that booster!
HI McKeekitty,
Did any bloke ever die on the job from PVTEC (post-vax-testicular-explosion-complex)?
Any information would be welcome.
Best
Barry
See also Marquis Goodwin (Cleveland Browns, blood clots). https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/marquise-goodwin-has-blood-clots-in-his-legs-and-lungs
Players Union should be all over this...but I bet they are not
This is what the WEF NWO want, a disposable shrinking compliant populace.