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Markker's avatar

Did the percentage fall in 2020 because, just maybe, frightened by media reports, more disabled went to ER, tested positive, got admitted, then died, not from Covid, but the new protocols? The rise, after jabs, could this be serious adverse events? It would be interesting to know what the disabilities are for claimants, late 2020, and after Covid jabs, wouldn't it? However, with over 1100 "side effects" as Pfizer had on their watch (but do nothing) list, clear causation might prove difficult.

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Confounding factor; denial of care during the lockdowns.

I was repeatedly denied appointments for fatigue and shortness of breath.

After struggling along for months, I had a widowmaker heart attack and it occurred to me that my survival may have partly been that the cath lab was empty when I went into cardiac arrest because formerly, folks got earlier treatment when their "respiratory symptoms" were demonstrated to be impending STEMIs.

I was then a statistic; on full disability for three months, then partial disability for another three.

How many other disabilities were ordinary ailments left untreated until they were carried into an ER?

I've no doubt the genetic expression experimental injections disabled and killed millions, but the toll taken by the lockdowns are also a nontrivial contributing factor.

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