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Going to repost my two cents, thanks for asking the right people the right questions. A lot of healthcare workers know something is not right, we talk about it all the time. I know it's really hard for the general public to have trust, but believe me when I say there are a lot of good ones that are very concerned, and those that have spoken out on a number of occasions.

Although I entered a number, I estimate the number is much greater. I have seen many, many, many, new onset health conditions I have concern may be related to the vaccines. Specifically, a

number of cases of new onset atrial fibrillation or other arrhythmias, emboli, myocardial infarctions, valve damage, strokes (ABNORMALLY high and MANY within short periods to same patients, Bizarre), new onset seizures, rapidly advancing cancer (like no sign to stage IV in a matter of months), autoimmune issues, recurring infections.

Again, cannot say they WERE caused by vaccines, but some cases make you highly suspicious. I have personally witnessed at least two dozen patients bringing these concerns up to providers, only to be brushed aside. Cardiology will typically at least hear them out, but fall back on there being "many ways the heart can be damaged."

The reason these cases make me suspicious is due to younger age (sub 60, even sub 30 with a-fib or clots, like too many, no prior chronic health conditions, otherwise healthy disposition and lifestyle having abnormal outcomes such as heart damage in their early 30s or seizures in a healthy 22 year old.

I have also witnessed really strange things that I thought were complete conspiracy theory until I saw them with my own eyes. I'm pretty open-minded, but there are some things that I've read and I'm like "okay no way, this is preposterous". The most starting example is the reports that people's blood congeals or creates jelly like strands. I handle blood all day everyday, huge part of my job. Over the last 10 months I have seen a handful of cases where people have 3-in long clots that I pull from around their IV site, when I go to compress an injection site from a blood draw, very sticky tacky blood that just immediately feels unlike normal blood. It's really hard to describe, but just trust when I say as someone who handles blood all day long, it's really strange and you can't help but notice it.

I am a RN, have worked in medical-surgical last two years, and about 10 months in ICU now.

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WayneBGood's avatar

If anyone's making a card or slip of paper to give to healthcare workers here is a short url leading to this article.

https://tinyurl.com/tellsteve

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