nope, but ... if your employer required her to get the vaccine, I would have her open a worker's compensation claim. A injury from a "task", required for employment, would be compensable under the workers compensation act (at least here in Maryland).
Lucky her , i guess that puts her in the .000039 %. I would think a feckless doc would try heparin or plavix and monitor her for a few days.
join the crowd, was diagnosed with clots about 4 months after the 2nd Moderna shot. Wasn't fun, alot of pain/cramps for several months. Considered in good health with no prior issues, especially of this nature.
Four months later ? .....wow, that must be some kind of record... One of my employees ( the last of the un-vaxxed in the office ) said she isnt getting the vaccine because her father, who has never been sick a day in his life, got kidney stones three months later after he was vaccinated. Maybe you two can get a case study together.
Worst troll attempt everrrrrrr
It seems to happen really often to people and their acquaintances who were already vaccine skeptical. Really weird coincidence.
If her doctor doesn't know how to treat blood clots, I would suggest getting a new doctor. That's just me as a Nurse Practitioner.
I think you misspelled the last word of that sentence, based on the Porn hub reference.
Blood clots are a side effect. Rare, but they happen. J&J vaccine was pulled because of them.
Actually it was that bad.
I thought it was like a 6/10. On the better side of average. That’s on my personal 0-3=bad, 4-6=average, 7-10=good scale.
Im aware that there have been blood clot cases pop up very rarely. But the odds of getting blood clots outside of the vaccine are just as possible as the idea of getting blood clots because of the vaccine.
No do 5 - 11 year olds. Explain why we should experiment on healthy children.
Lol, OSHA is not going to record worker mandated vaccine injuries. They fear that it will lead to vaccine disinformation.
Honestly I think the greatest odds are that this whole thing is a troll post of some sort.
Possibly so. Added stress of a pandemic will definitely put a strain on a marriage. I think you'll see a big spike in divorces but some of those would probably already have happened when the pandemic began, but didn't due to holding off until things became more normal.
You won’t respond because you can’t. Read the data. It’s easier to trust your masters.
I’m not sure. It’s amazing how much the media has suppressed how harmless covid is to children.
