Baby Dies Day After Dumbass Mother Gets Second Pfizer Shot Save for later Reblogpost

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According to VAERS, a five-month-old baby died of TTP, a rare blood disorder caused by low blood platelets, the day after the child’s mother got the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine. The transmission of the vaccine in some form via breastmilk is believed to be the trigger.

I am actually familiar with TTP. I know someone who had it twice (it’s possible if you get it once that it will return once more) and it is brutal. Survival rate is basically zero if not treated right away, and how it works is they put a huge tube from your collar bone that goes down into your heart and a machine filters the blood. It requires you stay in the hospital for months.

I have NEVER heard of a child, much less a baby, getting it. Ever.

There are many other reports coming in of miscarriages and strange goings on with breast milk. Some women have been saying it is coming out unnatural colors. 

There are also a growing number of anecdotal reports of proximity effects of the vaccine. Women who have been in contact with vaccinated people have suffered miscarriages, still births and various abnormalities. Men have also claimed strange things like bruising and rashes from their vaccinated wives. They go to sleep and wake up in the morning all messed up.

As of now, those claims can’t be verified. Allegedly, it could be due to “spike protein shedding”. Effectively rendering the vaccinated contagious with this genetic alterations we don’t understand. We don’t know if this is true yet, but you should absolutely go with the assumption that it IS true. Keep vaccinated people faaar the fuck away from you and your family.

Nobody knows what these vaccines will do long term. Sterility is one sure bet, however. 

It’s quite amazing that people were ever stupid enough to think letting strangers who work for the government inject them with mystery substances they have no way of knowing anything about would be a good idea.