COVID numbers are inflated!!

 

COVID vaccine reactions are underreported!!

 

I have no facts to back anything up!!!

24 minutes ago, Talkingbirds said:

Finding the time to fill them out on a understaffed ward could be part of the problem.  My wife was RN in an ICU ward and barely had time to do charting on some shifts.  

Are emergency rooms overflowing with patients having adverse reactions to vaccinations? 

"Everything is either under reported or inflated depending on how it helps my arguement"

In late August, North Carolina alone recorded over 8,000 "breakthrough" cases in the span of a single week.

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The rate of breakthrough COVID-19 infections in North Carolina continued to tick up slightly but remains at the low level public health officials expect.

The state Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday said more than 8,000 infections among the 4.8 million fully vaccinated people were reported during the week of Aug. 22-28.

NCDHHS said a total of 37,875 breakthrough cases have been reported since Jan. 1 — an increase of 8,192 from last week.

It says 201 fully vaccinated people have died from it.

Over 37K breakthrough cases and 200 deaths in NC. Keep in mind this is from late August. Again, these numbers are almost assuredly underreported as well. 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/family-urges-others-vaccinated-bride-095140478.html

Family urges others to get vaccinated after bride-to-be dies of covid: 'Misinformation killed her'

 

Wendell was eager to have children, so when she heard false claims that the coronavirus vaccine could affect her fertility, she decided to hold off on getting immunized, her family members told NBC News. But over the summer, Wendell, a surgical technician in Grand Rivers, Ky., changed her mind and scheduled a vaccine appointment for the end of July. It was too late - days before the appointment, she and Eskew tested positive for the virus.

After a long hospitalization, during which she was placed on a ventilator, Wendell died Sept. 10. She was 29.

"Misinformation killed her," Maria Vibandor Hayes, Wendell's cousin, wrote in a Facebook post the next day.

Wendell's relatives say they hope her death will encourage others who are hesitant about the vaccine to get immunized

From South Carolina last updated Sept. 17:

We can only hope that the total breakthrough cases are vastly underreported here, or else the case fatality rate is a staggering 2.7% and the hospitalization rate for those that get the vaccine and also get infected is 8.5%. Those numbers would be insane, again, if the total cases aren't underreported. 

The Unvaccinated Lead the Country in Cases, Hospitalizations, and Deaths by a 90% margin. Break through cases occur thanks to the unvaccinated Carelessness and Recklessness. 

Georgia data from Sept. 14. The state has almost assuredly past the 50K mark at this point. 

10 minutes ago, jsdarkstar said:

The Unvaccinated Lead the Country in Cases, Hospitalizations, and Deaths by a 90% margin. Break through cases occur thanks to the unvaccinated Carelessness and Recklessness. 

I don't know if we can blame the unvaxxed on the vaccine not working. I'm leading more toward the pharmaceutical companies that create them.

Also, I find your use of capital letters fascinating. One day you'll have to let me know how it is you choose which words you capitalize and which ones you leave lower case. 

The Covid Vaccines work no matter how much Blame is cast on break through cases. We only have break through cases because of the Unvaccinated who are delusional and totally reckless and responsible for getting others sick. How about them apples.

1 hour ago, Talkingbirds said:

Finding the time to fill them out on a understaffed ward could be part of the problem.  My wife was RN in an ICU ward and barely had time to do charting on some shifts.  

It's like a 5 minute process. I get it, when you're busy it's hard to bring yourself to do that extra stuff. But in the grand scheme of things it takes less time than most of my individual visit notes. Likely a LOT less time than most ICU notes. 

A nurse's training didn't protect her from vaccine misinformation. Now, she's one of the victims of Covid-19

https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/21/us/idaho-covid-crisis-nurse-death/index.html

People are dying from the sort of BS Kz! and pals spew.

12 minutes ago, jsdarkstar said:

The Covid Vaccines work no matter how much Blame is cast on break through cases. We only have break through cases because of the Unvaccinated who are delusional and totally reckless and responsible for getting others sick. How about them apples.

I hear what you're saying and I remain fascinated by your use of capitalization. Please explain.

Y'all don't have to take my word for it either, here's the online form

https://vaers.hhs.gov/esub/index.jsp

12 simple questions and technically only 5 are required. 

9 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Y'all don't have to take my word for it either, here's the online form

https://vaers.hhs.gov/esub/index.jsp

12 simple questions and technically only 5 are required. 

Thanks, just submitted a few myself. 

8 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Thanks, just submitted a few myself. 

Just curious, is there any way for let's say a doctor or nurse to recall VAERS reports? You know, if there's like a typo or something?

28 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Thanks, just submitted a few myself. 

Was it super hard and time consuming? 

Breakthrough data from Minnesota:

Massachusetts numbers from a week ago:

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Massachusetts health officials on Tuesday reported nearly 4,000 new breakthrough cases over the past week, and 32 more deaths.

Also Tuesday, the death toll from COVID in Massachusetts topped 18,000.

In the last week, 3,919 new breakthrough cases -- infections in people who have been vaccinated -- were reported, with 61 more vaccinated people hospitalized, Massachusetts Department of Public Health officials said Tuesday. That brings the totals to 27,777 cases and 194 deaths in people with breakthrough infections.

 4K cases in the vaccinated in a single week.

Michigan breakthrough cases as of 9/16:

25K cases

1,043 hospitalizations

330 deaths