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Andreas Oehler's avatar

If it's abnormal, how is it harmless? There's is something untoward happening for sure. What?

Laura Hills's avatar

Any increase in Hodgkin’s or other types of lymphoma ? This is one to watch. I know of one anecdotal case diagnosed in a previously very healthy young woman in an advanced stage(III)

Sandy Woods's avatar

Just found out that a family member, 47 year old mother of three young children, has been diagnosed with lymphoma. Pfizer vaccinated and boosted. She was also very healthy.

EO 9066's avatar

So it begins.

The Aging Viking's avatar

The Beginning of the End

THE INJECTION MANDATE IS NOW YESTERDAYS NEWS

From today on the new news will be fighting evil Russia. They need to change the sheeple news quickly to reduce exposure to the deadly COVID injection fraud that is coming. What better way than starting a war.

https://theagingviking.substack.com/p/the-beginning-of-the-end

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Jan 25, 2022
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EO 9066's avatar

They have to wait until all the athletes are in China so nobody will retaliate on Taiwan's behalf.

Lisa's avatar

How can this be harmless? Swollen lymphnodes are a signal..

SL's avatar

Thanks NE. My brother and his wife had a bad case of swollen lymph glands after the Moderna boosters. It took a whole week to start to go away. Maybe if his testicles swell up after the next booster he will stop getting the injections.

Lysias's avatar

If one effect happens more and more cumulatively with additional injections, then, even if that particular effect is harmless, how do we know that that won't happen with harmful effects?

Laura Creighton's avatar

You write: "Uncommon adverse reactions are those which occur in greater than 1 in 100 people and less than 1 in 1,000." ... which is impossible. I think you wrote that backwards ....

NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter's avatar

Thanks, it's late! I've updated it!

Laura Creighton's avatar

It happens to the best of us ....

David AuBuchon's avatar

Are such cases of lymphadenopathy taken care of in hospitals? Not at a doctor's office? Is it true this would contribute to hospital bed burden?

Moon Diamond's avatar

I don’t get sick much but even when sick I’ve never gotten a lymph node swelling in my life.

Also if I got an mRNA vaccine I would be hogging up the ER so bad with my panic attacks.

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Jan 24, 2022
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EO 9066's avatar

Exactly... and the thing is, when you are vaccinated and end up in hospital, you are very likely worse off because your immune system has been traumatized by the vaccines. Meaning you are likely to need that bed more - and stay in that bed for longer.

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Jan 26, 2022
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EO 9066's avatar

Thanks for this! Had not heard of LAV, will read them now.