Vaccine Injury

The CDC released data showing a total of 50,861 total adverse events were reported, including 2,249 deaths, between December 14, 2020, and March 26, 2021. Other vaccine injuries include 341 pregnant women reporting adverse events, 578 cases of Bell's Palsy, and 2,578 reports of anaphylaxis.

The number of US deaths related to vaccines in 2021 in less than 3 months totals 1,755, which is almost double the number of deaths that were recorded over the past decade, with a total of 994 deaths.

The article listed vaccine side effects that included flu-like fever, headache, chills, body aches, general fatigue, "and more." No details were given about what the additional "and more" side effects are. Governor Tom Wolf hopes all school employees are vaccinated by the end of March.

Prosecutors have launched a manslaughter investigation after a 57-year old music teacher died just hours after receiving the Oxford/ AstraZeneca vaccine. Law enforcement authorities in Sicily and Piedmont seized batches of the vaccines, including a batch with nearly 400K jabs in it.

Austria had stopped injecting people with Oxford/ AstraZeneca’s experimental Covid vaccines after two nurses developed blood clots, leaving one dead. Denmark also suspended AstraZeneca's jab after another death due to blood clots was reported following vaccination. Italy reported two suspicious deaths.

The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine given in the UK, has a 77% higher rate of injury and 24% higher rate of death compared to the other vaccine by Pfizer that has also been used in the UK. Oxford-AstraZeneca now is planning to conduct vaccine trials with children.

Dr. Hervé Seligmann and engineer Haim Yativ examined the statistics and concluded that the Pfizer vaccine killed “about 40 times more elderly people than the disease itself would have killed”. They say the death count is too low for vaccinated people because there will be delayed deaths from long-term complications.

The money will be used for a no-fault compensation program for vaccine injuries in 92 low and mid-income countries. American and European taxpayers will pay for the injuries and deaths, not the companies that make the products that cause them.

The local news station glossed over how many people became sick. Instead, they tried to normalize vaccine injury by quoting Dr. Maureen Ahmann, who said, "I am not surprised if people are having some of the reactions like that to the vaccine. In fact, it’s kind of good news because we know they are responding."

Dr. Sara Beltrán Ponce was enthusiastic about receiving the Covid-19 vaccine “to protect myself, my baby, my family, my patients, and my community!" Sadly, one week later on February 4 Ponce announced she had suffered a miscarriage.