I know a while ago a PDF was posted with pictures from a variety of social media of reactions to the shot, but is there a database anywhere that anyone has put together of heart attacks and when a person got a shot and what type they got?
Today I saw come across my FB feed (yes I still use it because its the only way I can stay connected to some of the priests I know) about a priest who died of a heart attack at the age of 51
suddenly fell asleep in the Lord yesterday (Wednesday, June 23) following a heart attack. He was 51
so I went looking through his FB profile and found he took the
Just got my first shot of Pfizer - 5:41 pm
on April 3rd. I couldn't find anything else about a second shot. I am wanting to know how long in between shots is expected or if this might be unrelated to the shot. I don't want to read to much into things.
I've just learnt of a good Army veteran friend of mine has just died of a heart attack, early 50's and usually very fit, I don't know when he would have had his second needle?
The spike protein can damage the heart or vasculature around the heart at any point within a couple weeks of the jab. BUT that damage can cause a heart attack at a later time. The damage will probably be healed, assuming it is not over a large area where scar tissue would form, but such healing takes time; a few weeks to a couple months would be my guess.
Thanks, he's dead from it.
Yes, I am sorry for that. I didn't mean to not address that specifically.
I was trying to give information on a time frame when the jab could have potentially caused the damage. People tend to think that just because it didn't happen right away that there wasn't a causal relationship. While time does play a part, it is not a good assumption to make. The spike protein causes damage. That damage can cause a heart attack, or aneurism, etc. at any time until it is healed (assuming the damage is in a small enough area to heal).
It's ok I understand, yeah that's the thing isn't it, the time delay. Worryingly I saw another friend yesterday who's been complaining of a bad headache at the back of his head for over a week now and couldn't help but to think the worst.
It's how they can get away with it, plausible deniability.