"Mild" myocarditis is not a joke. I wonder how bad acute myocarditis will be ...
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IF untreated, IF ineffective treatment, THEN tends to progress. The fact that it can be recognized and treated at all is the hopeful part. And I have no doubt that many cases do somewhat resolve themselves since there are so many possible causes and so many people who won't go to a doctor immediately yet later seem all right. I suspect many more than the 1 in a million that was recognized, which means a big unknown population with some unrecognized heart damage, maybe so little it won't matter, maybe enough that one day out of the blue some stressor kills them. I'm not saying any heart symptoms shouldn't be investigated and jumped on immediately and aggressively. Unfortunately it took a known problem, myocarditis, to expose a new problem of vaccine injury. Not trivializing this new myocarditis either as the cause is people turning themselves into spike factories that keep up the irritation. My long haul friend who had COVID but was never vaxxed developed cardiomyopathy with a hardening of inner lining from the disease itself, and didn't get proper diagnosis for months, just disregarded. Now is doing well, though I expect will never be the same. We have to address the spike poison.
I guess same applies for the vaxxed. Perhaps more than 117 in million develop problems but that wont be recognised until much later.
But I agree, for the sake of all our loved ones who succumbed to the vaxx, we should be wishful and hope that they will be alright.
Yeah Spikes are Spikes whether from virus or from vaccines. The truth is, treatments are suppressed and thats the first crime. Vaccines are the follow up crime.
I completely agree, the bastards who plotted to suppress treatment are the lowest of low. Everyone ought to be able to pick, or not, from whatever knowledge is available. We had that Right to Try EO yet no one said hey, let us try HCQ or Ivermectin or Fendbendazole or Iodine or Fluvoxamine or a number of other things that are effective. The other tragedy, to me, is the mindset that "we'll see how bad it gets before we throw everything that we think of at it." This is wrong, wrong, wrong. If there is even a glimmer of sense to a treatment it should be given early.