ozoneranger

https://www.CDC.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2020-12/slides-12-19/05-COVID-CLARK.pdf Keep in mind that this is only the first dose and Moderna's vaccine had a higher rate of AE's in its trials. As of Dec 18, the CDC was aware of 3,150 health impact events from the Pfizer vaccine out of 112,817 doses that had been administered. A health impact event is defined as an event where the individual is unable to perform normal daily activities, unable to work, or requires care from doctor or health care professional. That is a rate of 1 in 35. Additionally, the CDC was aware of 6 anaphylactic responses.

This case was a 6-year-old child who lived on a farm, and whose parents stitched up a forehead gash at home and brought him to the hospital a week later presenting with symptoms of lockjaw. After a 6-week stay at the hospital, he fully recovered. -In 2017, there were 84 deaths reported in VAERS from Tetorifice vaccines. Harvard University and the FDA report that under 1% of adverse events are captured in VAERS, so we can extrapolate those to represent a minimum of 8,400 actual deaths which occurred in the U.S from tetorifice vaccines. https://healthit.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/docs/publication/r18hs017045-lazarus-final-report-2011.pdf We all know hospital stays and medical care in general are exorbitantly expensive. So how can families avoid paying $1 million in ICU expenses or $1 million in long-term home care for a vaccine injured child? Follow basic first-aid guidelines and DO NOT STITCH YOUR OWN WOUNDS AT HOME. Because the DTaP is not adequately safety tested, and is unlikely to be very effective if a deep puncture wound or home-stitched gash is infected with tetorifice toxoid. But seeking medical care and specifically immune globulin treatment AT THE FIRST SIGNS OF EXPOSURE will be. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/1565228/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16557581/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/6114281/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/6228737/ Tetorifice was also found in a 22 year female who was fully vaccinated. We didn't see this all over the news. Can't let the public know that vaccines don't always work. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27301930 I am one of those nutters you call "anti.vax. "pro death" pro-plague" The question I have for you is --are you ready for federal vaccine mandates? I’m not questioning your comfort level with today’s vaccine schedule, because today’s vaccine schedule will change. New vaccines and additional doses are added all the time. Children today receive as many as 70 doses of 16 vaccines by age 18, which is over 15 times higher than the number of doses administered to children in 1940 and 3 times the number given in 1983. Vaccines are a $40 billion global market with projections to surpass $100 billion liability free dollars by 2025. Who will be getting all these vaccines? https://www.grandviewresearch.com/press-release/global-vaccine-market There are nearly 300 vaccines in the developmental pipeline for children and adults — and no end in sight. Are you certain you will be 100% comfortable with the vaccines that will be mandated in 5, 10, 25 years? No critical thinker, no honest person would ever sign off on the sight-unseen vaccine schedule of the future. And yet that’s what you’re doing when you condemn the people who are fighting for your right to refuse. Today, you have the right to refuse, should you ever choose to use it, because the very “anti-vaccine” people you demonize have been fighting for us all. Right now, the burden of “herd immunity” falls on small children, but that is changing. Vaccine manufacturers see an untapped market in adults and are coming for you next. What will you do if your state, your employer, or your insurance company forces you to get a vaccine that you simply don’t want? Perhaps it hasn’t happened to you yet, but if the right to refuse is eliminated, it will and faster than you might think. Who then will you turn to? Our “representatives” who are bought lobbyists and get campaign donations from pharmaceutical companies? Do you really think empowering government with the right to inject you with whatever they want is less dangerous than measles? Once we start down that slippery slope by removing an individual’s right to refuse medical procedures that carry the risk of injury or death, once we remove an individual’s right to speak for him/herself and his/her children, we open ourselves up to an insidious new era where other drugs and other procedures can be mandated. Are you going to roll up you sleeve to next years schedule? 5 years? 10? 20? All government regulated licenses will be withheld....drivers, professional, passport, hunting, fishing gun carry permit...... Roll up your sleeve because that is exactly where we're headed. Our government has been know to do some shady stuff in the not so distant past. This is the kind of thing government does when they think they'll get away with it. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/7736157/ns/health-aids/t/government-tested-aids-drugs-foster-kids/

From the CDC: CDC cracks down on communications with reporters - Axios And this: Flu Vaccination & Possible Safety Signal Error processing SSI file Frank DeStefano? He was one of the CDC scientists who destroyed data on the 2004 MMR/autism link. There's something odd going on here.

Unless you realize that everyone with the flu is given antivirals & antivirals make people nauseous.

Ponder this. The CDC owns a patent on this variant of Ebola, and any other viral variant within 30% of this specific genomic sequence. http://www.google.com/patents/CA2741523A1?cl=en Patent holders for intellectual property waltz from industry to regulatory agency then back to industry unimpeded, a practice I find deplorable. For all practical intents & purposes they are married. The vaccine currently in clinical trial is being “fast tracked” by the FDA, meaning industry PAID the FDA under the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) to get this off the ground, sans standard safety protocols. (In fact, half of the FDA’s budget comes from fees paid by manufacturers to facilitate accelerated approval for new drugs and medical devices). It’s worth noting, the virus in the before mentioned patent is not the same variant currently believed to be circulating in West Africa and that may very well be why American Ebola victims have been brought to the United States in the first place. From the patent description on the EboBun virus, we know that the U.S. government: 1) Extracts Ebola viruses from patients. 2) Claims to have “invented” that virus. 3) Files for monopoly patent protection on the virus. To understand why this is happening, you have to first understand what a patent really is and why it exists. A patent is a government-enforced monopoly that is exclusively granted to persons or organizations. It allows that person or organization to exclusively profit from the “invention” or deny others the ability to exploit the invention for their own profit. On one hand, it’s worth pointing out that the CDC’s patent on Ebola is at least partially focused on methods for screening for Ebola and treating Ebola victims with drugs or vaccines. This seems like a worthwhile precaution against an infectious disease that clearly threatens lives. On the other hand, why the patent? Patenting Ebola seems as odd as trying to patent cancer or diabetes. Why would a government organization claim to have “invented” this infectious disease and then claim a monopoly over its exploitation for commercial use? Make no mistake that billions of dollars in profits (and zero liability) are at stake in all this. Vaccines are the ONLY product with this unique marketing advantage. So, 1. The patent for this sub-variant of Ebola was acquired in 2007 for a vaccine that has proven disastrously elusive for decades. Long Quest for Ebola Vaccine Slowed by Science, Ethics, Politics "Slowed by ethics" Yes, ethics got in the way. 2. Safety steps are abandoned because the virus, which has never posed a threat beyond isolated outbreaks in Africa, is suddenly a possible pandemic of epic proportions. 3. Bring patients to America & show the world we have this under control, “see, we saved those heroic doctors”… 4. Sell us a scantly tested vaccine during a “crisis” (remember, you can't sue the manufacturer for a vaccine injury). 5. Nurses & 1st. responders will be the first to see the pointy end of the syringe. There are 5 individuals listed on the patent, where are they now? This is how Ebola is seen in the eyes of the investor. Because all pharma companies are publicly traded, their 1st. bound legal duty is to the investor. Fiduciary obligation, look it up. Ebola stocks: 2 to sell, and 5 to consider buying - MarketWatch Why Ebola Vaccine Makers' Stocks Soared (NLNK, TKMR) This blog is usually on the money when it comes to news in the development end of vaccines. Vaccine News | Vaccine Market | Vaccine Research | Fierce Vaccines I laughed at the swine flu panic, and was suitably horrified at the number of narcolepsy cases following vaccination in certain genetic phenotypes. Bringing Ebola patients to our shores? Well, either SKB is closer to an answer than thought, or we're in deep doo. My money on the former, literally.

Blanking out is serious stuff. You could be having TIA's also called mini strokes, it's time to call in the big guns & see a neurologist. You have to take care of you first. Are you driving a car? If so, stop. The hazard to yourself & others is dire. Get your health sorted out first, then move on to helping others if you feel the call. It may not be in the cards for you to be an RN, but that doesn't mean you can't contribute to others in a meaningful way. I pray you find the cause of the problem & find peace & happiness in your life.

I once worked for a man named Albert Herbert....we called him Bert Bert. Fortunately he was a bit of a clown & took the ribbing well.

I know a man named James James. Whenever he's introduced to someone he says "my mom stutters" implying she stuttered when applying for his birth certificate.

Along the same line, when I was a kid our cleaning lady's name was Vaseline Love. Who does that to their kid?

Dr. Head, neurologist Dr. Harold Bush ob/gyn (Harry Bush) delivered my first child. Dr. Wiener, urologist (snip-snipped my husband after our last child) We used to kid him about his name, he'd correct us...."it's Y--ner...not We-ner." Dr. Harold Bear, (Harry Bear) pediatrician, not ours, though had he been in network with our insurance....he would have been. Dr. Frankenstein, he was a really nice man, died in a wreck on his way home from the hospital one night. Dr. Pacacheck (we all called him Dr. Paycheck, he was a hoot)

I rather liked the way this fellow handled the situation. Herbert A. Millington Chair - Search Committee 412A Clarkson Hall, Whitson University College Hill, MA 34109 Dear Professor Millington, Thank you for your letter of March 16. After careful consideration, I regret to inform you that I am unable to accept your refusal to offer me an assistant professor position in your department. This year I have been particularly fortunate in receiving an unusually large number of rejection letters. With such a varied and promising field of candidates, it is impossible for me to accept all refusals. Despite Whitson's outstanding qualifications and previous experience in rejecting applicants, I find that your rejection does not meet my needs at this time. Therefore, I will assume the position of assistant professor in your department this August. I look forward to seeing you then. Best of luck in rejecting future applicants. Sincerely, Chris L. Jensen

In one facility where I worked they hired a director to our unit who told us to" take tylenol & come on in." I asked her if tylenol had some magic power I wasn't aware of? Does tylenol actually nullify the spread of infectious disease AND reduce my fever? Cause, like wow, they need to be advertising that right on the bottle!! That woman had no sense of humor. Neither did my physician. I called him & we discussed the fact that even with a contagious disease, I was expected to go take care of his patients in that facility. (is there a 'not cool' emocon here, I can't find one). He had me return to his office, and call my manager again, he listened on another phone to our continued conversation where she openly stated "our policy will not allow personnel with direct patient care responsibilities to be on duty with a fever, so take some tyleonl & come on in tonight." My physician announced his presence on the line & told her to meet him in our VP's office post haste. Then he turned a shade of red/purple/orange I've never seen in a living organism & stormed out the door. He threatened to write letters to congressmen & national newspapers regarding the callous disregard this facility had for its staff & patients. He also threatened to move all his patients to another competing facility, along with all his partners. News of this situation spread through the medical community like (pardon the pun, or don;t....it's up to you) like a contagious fever. There were board of directors meetings, doctors who hated each other even held meetings worried that if this news got out they, along with the hospital could be sued for wreckless endangerment or some other big legal wording for "we couldn't care less about anybody involved here." I wish I could tell you that it made a hill of beans difference. They did fire the humorless director as a show of faith to the doctors, but nothing changed. Until the powers that be fear for their jobs for this sort of callous, thoughtless and completely ridiculous treatment of THE PATIENTS WE MIGHT INFECT & THE LEGAL CONSEQUENCES HENCE FORTH.... Ain't nothing gonna change.

Does any of this look familiar? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m64cy1MMPg

I'd pay to find the masochistic a-hole who invented the faucet used to clean bed pans in patient rooms. Ours were always similar to shower heads, with really unpredictable water pressure. Getting caught in the blow-back when the pressure increased by 10 fold was always a delight. Yea......

Agrhaaaa........I feel your pain. You came soooo close to getting him out of your hair......and bam.....!! That stinks. We had a similar situation in a clinic a few years ago. This man was explosive. There was no limit to his vile, hate filled, and completely insane behavior. It eventually came down to enough employees getting a good full-on; face -to face,......... catching a glimpse of the mad man inside. He came undone. It was sad, and scary, and unbearable, not just to witness, but to have been one of his targets as well. I feel sadness for the man. But when he was finally gone, I didn't miss him.