The NIH now knows that the COVID vaccines can cause death 1 year from the vaccination date
A 61-year-old man got 1 dose of a COVID vaccine and developed severe neuropathy within days. The neuropathy continued for a year until he died of a stroke and massive blood clots. The NIH knows.
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Just as a matter of public record, I wanted to point out that Dr. Avindra Nath, who was taking care of the vaccine injured at NIH, now knows of a vaccine-injured man who died a year after a single dose of COVID vaccine. The coroner confirmed the vaccine caused the death. This man was perfectly healthy before the vaccine and his health changed just days later with symptoms consistent with vaccine injured. The blood clots in the autopsy are unique to COVID vaccine recipients and not seen in prior years.
Will the NIH alert the public of this? Of course not. The NIH still hasn’t acknowledged that vaccine-injured people exist. Admitting that they know of a vaccine-injured man who died a year after a single shot would be a stretch for them.
But just because they won’t admit it, it doesn’t stop me from letting you know that they know.
The bottom line is this: the “death window” for the vaccine isn’t days or weeks; it’s at least a year and possibly more. So just because you got your vaccine and are still alive 3 months later, it does not mean that you’re out of the woods.
Does anyone know of anyone who died from the vaccine more than a year from vaccination?
1 x Bruising and Testicular pain within days of Modena. “seems” fine, however
1 x Neighbor suffered stroke. Not a candidate. Died several days later. Vaxed
1 x neighbor had siezure. Seems fine
1 x acquaintance now has asthma . Dr confirms jab caused
1 x neighbor supposed bacteria cause congestive heart failure. COVID recovered then jabbed. Has improved. Surgery not required apparently
1x death of young person, heart failure on week after first Pfizer. Afro American
1 x recurrent ovarian cancer
Have jabbed loved ones who seem fine for now. Hoping they will be ok
I have Factor V Leiden too! Yes it does make you higher risk for blood clots, ESPECIALLY with Covid, so that is why I took it for 4 weeks. I'll also take baby aspirin if I'm flying, along with wearing graduated compression hose (20-30mm/hg), but I would avoid flying for 4-6 weeks after having Covid all together. I was listening to the Dr. Ardis show, it was one of his recent ones, talking about the importance of NAC as a supplement to reduce the risk of clotting for those with Covid, for long haulers and for people with brain fog. There were other supplements they recommended too (including quercitin), the other one that caught my attention was Nitric Oxide, for brain fog & people with alzhiemers. I hate to be one of those people that jumps on the supplement train every time it passes by, but with my factor V and family history of heart disease, I'm going to give the nitric acid a try. It is suppose to help reduce plaque in the arteries and improve circulation, here is the link to the show on Rumble...https://rumble.com/v1307uj-the-cardiac-trifecta-for-post-vaccination.html Hope this helps!