Whistleblower Says Hospitals Underreports Vaccine Injuries to VAERS
Six states in the Midwest and East Coast account for more than half of the nation’s total COVID-19 hospitalizations confirmed in recent weeks.
Federal data shows 35 states and the District of Columbia have seen hospitalization rates increase in the last two weeks.
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York and Illinois are mostly driving this increase. These states make up 35 percent of the population among states with increasing hospitalizations, but comprise 60 percent of new hospital beds filled between Nov. 10 and Dec. 5, according to an NBC News analysis of HHS data.
Michigan, led by Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer topped the list, accounting for 13.2 percent of new hospitalizations over this time period.
Vaccinated injuries continue to rise as Whitmer’s mandate recently expanded jabs to include children 5 to 11. As of today, 61.8% of the population has at least one shot of an experimental vaccine.
Because of her demand of healthcare employees being jabbed, Whitmer was forced to request more additional staffing assistance at a third Michigan hospital, Covenant HealthCare in Saginaw. Under the agreement, the federal government is sending a 22-person medical team to help make up for health employees who lost their jobs and to support Covenant’s doctors and nurses.
🔹Illinois Gov. J.P. Pritzker, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf are also Democrats.
A 17-year veteran physician assistant, Deborah Conrad, who works at United Memorial Medical Center in New York, told investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson she was ordered not to submit COVID-19 vaccine adverse events reports to the U.S. government’s official Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
Conrad first noticed “heart attacks, cardiomyopathies, arrhythmias of the heart, blood clots, and pulmonary emboli” in patients who had the jab in early 2021.
The hospital administration “didn’t really feel there was a whole lot to worry about.” She added that health care veterans even reported her to the administration for “over-reporting.”
The local community reportedly has a less than 50% COVID-19 vaccination rate, but according to Conrad the hospital admissions were approximately 90% vaccinated.
Conrad noted many of these patients were young, many of which presented with unusual or unexpected health events, and many who were admitted months after vaccination.
As Conrad told the Hospital, she has personally treated at least five patients that presented with new, unprovoked deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism within 6 weeks of COVID-19 vaccination. She has also seen patients who, after receipt of COVID-19 vaccination, presented with,
- A new stroke
- Bleed
- Autoimmune Hepatitis
- Sudden Bilateral Pneumonia or “COVID19 infection”,
- Syncope with head injury
- STEMI,
- New arrhythmias
- New seizure disorders,
- New chorea movement disorder, and more.
VAERS reports submitted by Conrad for a four-week period totalled 50 adverse event reports, which included 4 deaths. In one day alone, Conrad had four patients with sudden bilateral pneumonia within a week of their COVID-19 vaccination.
🔹Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb are Republican.
The percentage of inpatient beds occupied in Ohio hospitals has risen over 70% since July, according to a weekly hospital trends tracker compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
In early December, nearly 80% of Ohio’s inpatient beds were occupied — and non-COVID-19 inpatients were more than triple COVID-19 patients, the tracker indicated.
Mass fatalities are associated with the spike protein mRNA vaccine, yet the vaccinations continue. Even though Pfizer and the FDA knew there were 1,223 deaths from the vaccine in the first three months of its rollout, the emergency use authorization continues.
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Hi Texas Jo,
Today I read at Deutsche Telekom that vaccinated people have a higher risk of being infected, especially with Omicron.
https://www.t-online.de/gesundheit/krankheiten-symptome/id_91271934/immunologe-ueber-omikron-die-booster-impfung-ist-zum-schutz-der-ungeimpften.html
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I forgot to say, that the rest of the Text by the Telekom, is not good, is stupid.
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As a Union Rep, I was aware of these:
OSHA Form 300 (Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses)
OSHA Form 301 (Injury and Illness Incident Report)
Yet it seemed to me that, various coworkers developing cancer from workplace exposures known to cause cancer were, nevertheless, not reported on the Logs. The company seemed to maintain that the employee’s “previous” work history and exposures were responsible for cancers occurring now.
Everyone is all talk, no action. Workplaces (I’ll be general here) skirt regulations, by doing so, they have Workplace Exposures they shouldn’t have, due to those exposures, employees likely contract a variety of diseases, from COPD, Aplastic Anemia, Bladder Cancers, etc. If the employer was required to complete the above Logs for all employees developing cancer, for instance, OSHA could examine the workplace, preferably unannounced, and find contributing factors or exonerate the employer from responsibility.
Teaching a Respirator Class, I mentioned that my Thyroid Cancer may have occurred due to chemical exposures in the work place. One is known to inflame the Thyroid, and other chemicals are known to cause cancer. If the inflamed thyroid had cell replication occurring due to the inflammation in the presence of a mutagenic chemical, logic follows that cancer “could” result. A corporate person in the class told me when the class was done that I could not use my example, because I am saying my workplace exposures caused my cancer. I told her I did not say that it emphatically caused it, just that the mechanism was there. She insisted I cannot prove that. Another person volunteered that a coworker of his developed COPD from workplace exposures, and she replied that you can’t PROVE that he didn’t get them from Prior Workplace or Home Exposures. The Logs are pointless because the employer can just decide not to comply on Diseases.
Same with VAERS, Reporting of All Suspected Events SHOULD BE MANDATORY. It’s well known that VAERS is in excess of 80% Under Reported historically, and my example, and this Physician’s Assistant, proves it.
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