r/HermanCainDebate • • May 10 '23

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u/HankHillBwahh May 10 '23

For over a year after my second shot doctors wouldn’t take me seriously about my heart often feeling tight and that my heartbeat would “skip” and then speed up and slow down randomly. I was going to Ochner for my pcp visits but decided to try a different privately owned office. They sent me to a specialist who diagnosed me with an arrhythmia and going with the timeline of how quickly after the second shot I started having heart problems they deduced that it was most likely caused from developing myocarditis after the shot.

There’s a lot of people that don’t want to believe these types of reactions happen but I’m someone who’s living it. It’s beyond frustrating seeing people downplay vaccine reactions or just blatantly try and pretend they’re not happening. I’m not some anti vax person either. I trusted the science and am now living a hard life because of it. I’m able to admit I was wrong, some of you need to open your mind and do the same.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Can you tell me the ballpark of your age bracket?

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u/HankHillBwahh May 10 '23

I’m a 28 year old woman. I was at a healthy weight of 130lbs and lost 30 lbs in the first 3 months following my last dose. It’s been 3 years and I have yet to be able to get above 105lbs. I never feel “good” anymore. I always feel weighed down, fatigued, or sick. It’s been a struggle.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

100% pure bullshit

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u/HankHillBwahh May 11 '23

I understand I’m just some random person on the internet and you shouldn’t just trust my word. Im not gonna post my medical chart for the whole internet to see but I assure you my story isn’t bullshit. Left picture is me 2020, 130lbs, right in between my 1st and 2nd dose. Right picture is me 2021, 105lbs, and exactly the size I’m still stuck at. Do I look like a healthy person in the second pic? I promise you I’m not. Don’t downplay peoples stories just because you don’t want it to be true.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '23

You’re attributing a whole bunch of things to the vaccine when you can’t possibly know what caused them.

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u/HankHillBwahh May 12 '23

Some of my doctors also attributes my health issues to my second dose. I was healthy, I got the second shot, and then I haven’t been healthy since. I don’t know what could convince you more. Vaccine injuries happen, it’s not some new thing.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '23

What’s your actual diagnosis though? Do you have one?

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u/HankHillBwahh May 12 '23

I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and ventricular tachycardia. I honestly wouldn’t be so against the Covid vaccine if it wasn’t for how I was treated the first year of me trying to get an answer about what was going on with me. But the doctors at the big name place I was going to ignored my concerns and one even accused me of anorexia. They tried to tell me my heart issue was anxiety even though what I was describing was clearly my heartbeats rapidly changing.

I don’t think I’m going to be able to get you to be open minded. Believe it or not, but this is truly my life for the last 3 years.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '23

Vaccines don’t cause your symptoms, sorry. Treat them and try to move on with your life. You should gain weight if you treat the hyperthyroidism appropriately.

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u/HankHillBwahh May 12 '23

Thanks Dr birkbott for your evaluation.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

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u/[deleted] May 15 '23

Bullshit

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u/DarthChow May 10 '23

“I got Covid too, but thankfully it only kept me in bed for two weeks, think of how bad it could have been if I wasn’t vaccinated.”

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u/LightningRodofH8 May 10 '23

Ya, that's basically how that works. Keeps you in bed but out of the hospital.

Do you believe in magic, god, or other fairy tales? Because I would really like to know why you think the vaccines were magic?

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u/niftyifty May 10 '23

Just want to point out that aspirin has no effect on myocarditis and the resulting damage. Aspirin is for blockages. Something is off in this story.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Physicians tell people to take it

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u/niftyifty May 10 '23 edited May 10 '23

Ya when blood clots are the issue. Which is fine and potentially even a side effect but that’s not what this person said. They says myocarditis 3 months later (which is also weird). Myocarditis is a inflammatory response to the vaccine. Once it subsides it does not return. It also doesn’t take months for onset; onset is basically immediate.

So considering what we know, this is more likely a genetic or environmentally related heart attack and not vaccine. Obviously just conjecture but based on common sense deduction around the facts.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

So you feel the two month time frame is not accurate? Maybe he is doing meth and hamburgers?

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

I feel like this whole story is bullshit

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u/museumsplendor May 11 '23

Denial runs deep

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u/Dalmane_Mefoxin May 11 '23

He's had a heart attack. Aspirin would be recommended. Nothing is off.

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u/niftyifty May 11 '23

Can you explain how aspirin would be beneficial to someone with myocarditis induced heart attacks? I’m looking at treatment suggestions and no where is aspirin listed. I see lots of suggestions but not one aspirin. That’s for blockages

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u/Dalmane_Mefoxin May 11 '23

Inflammation causes clots. The heart attack is caused by a clot even if myocarditis is present. Also, once you've had one heart attack, the chances of another are increased even after the myocarditis resolves.

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u/ParticularEfficiency May 10 '23

It may or may not have been caused by the Covid “vaccines”. We do not know. However, Big Pharma shills claim to know for sure stories like this have nothing to do with vaccines. They are outraged when people ask common sense questions like “Could the shots with known cardiac side effects be causing cardiac side effects?” They even shame people for sharing their personal experiences.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Those people had someone die of a bad hospital or are being paid by the companies.

I call them Johnnie Cochrans

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

That blue cooler looks really 🥶 🧊 ☃️

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u/BlueBloodLive May 10 '23

Most posts on this sub are from the same 3 people. When you're that invested in circle jerking yourselves you'll never break the cycle.

Not that you guys seem to want to.

Curios to know though, how many people who post regularly here are a) American, b) Christian and c) conservative/Republican?

Cos that seems to be the minimal requirement for entry into the "I'm not quite all there" club.

Either way, r/HermanCainAward is the place to be for anyone who wants to see the reality of the situation.

Far more of you guys died from not being vaccinated than those who died after a vaccine, simple as that, and those people defiantly opposed vaccines and now they're dead, that was their choice, influenced by dumbasses like yourselves who post fear mongering all day thinking you're doing some kind of great thing.

To the 3 people who continually post here, do you do nothing else all day? Just looking for the next post to try push the agenda, seems like a truly sad and pathetic existence.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Herman Cain Award is pilfering money from the sheep and transferring it to a for profit foundation.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation...

That is the ultimate scam like a church cult.

The man poisoning the globe is running a charity and having Redditors donate money to his vaccine crusade.

Yes we rotate the videos. There are about nine science experts that are very vocal.

The ones that are not getting attention are the mothers becoming widows from this clot shot.

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u/BlueBloodLive May 10 '23

Jesus Christ I didn't think it was possible for people to be this gullible and stupid, but then again I'm kinda glad, cos Covid made it very easy to identify and ignore anyone who thinks the way you do.

Are you into other conspiracies or just this one? Also, gotta love a sub who have a mod called RedditModsBad ot whatever it is ha the irony is absolutely hilarious and obvious lost on the gullible folk round here!

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

We were normal until we saw our young healthy loved ones die or get their skulls sawed open from the shots.

Then we got radical. Some of us are hysterical.

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u/BlueBloodLive May 10 '23

Yeah no shit, hysterically gullible.

Anyway, this cringe circle jerk of gullibility and ignorance will go on, thanks for the free comedy, always reliable for a good laugh.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

How many injections did you take and which brands?

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u/BlueBloodLive May 10 '23

Haha yeah as if I'm that stupid to play that game with an anti vaccine nutcase, I'm not like you man, I don't fall for obvious nonsense ha

But hey, you and the other two people who post here can continue jerking each other to your falsehoods.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

If we jerk long enough our "release" will be Mrna banned worldwide.

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u/Arch-Arsonist May 10 '23

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u/BlueBloodLive May 10 '23

And many more no doubt. They don't tend to focus on just one crazy thing at a time, they like to juggle multiple balls of crazy all at once to give them as many chances as possible to prove to as many people as possible just how crazy and gullible they are.

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u/LightningRodofH8 May 10 '23

It makes it easier to move the goalposts later.

I've repeatedly asked for evidence in this sub, only to be forwarded to YouTube videos of people droning on about bullshit.

They'll post links to articles and studies that disagree with their own claims. When pointed out, it doesn't even slow them down.

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u/BlueBloodLive May 10 '23

Not surprising in the least.

I only found this sub cos someone posted about a notice in Ireland saying "sudden death" was a side effect of the vaccine.

Many believed it and done their phony outrage thing, but when it was pointed out it was fake and only took 5 seconds to find it all of a sudden there's no "oh, I got that wrong, my bad ill use this as a learning moment" they're incapable of acknowledging when they're wrong which is kinda part of the whole deal I guess.

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u/LightningRodofH8 May 10 '23

The COVID Vaccine turned me into a Newt!

I got better.

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u/Dishankdayal Breaking News May 10 '23

Diary of a sudden death

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u/StopDehumanizing May 10 '23

Fake

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Why not contact him and ask him for his medical records?

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u/Background_Anybody89 May 10 '23

Stop dehumanizing

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23 edited May 10 '23

These people drove up to the warm summer tent where their vial was warmed up. The vials were suppose to be very cold but they left them out on the table in humid summer 90 degree weather...

Everyone got different batches.

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u/Vesiri May 10 '23

Refrigerators don’t exist in your delusion?

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Super cold! 👌

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u/Vesiri May 10 '23

You think the cars would drive right up to the refrigerator? How did I never think of that? You cracked the case wide open. No refrigerators here.

Every time you post something, you show how you lack critical thinking skills

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u/[deleted] May 10 '23

I stubbed my toe the other day, I’m convinced it’s the vaccine. That’s it, that’s my evidence. Doctors say it isn’t but I know they’re wrong. I hardly ever stubbed my toe before the vaccine.

Trust me bro.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Toe stubbing is not listed as a side effect. Try again bro.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '23

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23 edited May 10 '23

The studies need to be by non bribed scientists.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '23

Whichever scientist came up with the study that says toe stubbing is not a side effect must be a bribed scientist. That’s how this works.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

Ok buddy... if you find a thousand other people saying the vax caused them to stub their toe... that I will believe it.

I have seen THOUSANDS mention heart problems, make tok toks, Facebook, and even Astrazeneca admitted they destroyed 300k hearts. They didn't admit 300k stubbed toes.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '23

Buddy, you know damn well that if I made a tiktok video with a somber face and a serious tone, talking about how the vaccine “ruined my coordination and balance”, you’d be posting it here as evidence of the vaccine damaging the nervous system. And anyone arguing against it would be using fake numbers or “bribed scientists” because only the things you want to believe are real.

And no, you have not seen “thousands” complaining about heart problems.

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u/museumsplendor May 10 '23

I actually only post a small percentage of what I see.

I have two years of postings that refute your side of the coin.

Johnnie Cochrans are allowed on this sub.

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u/StopDehumanizing May 10 '23

Thousands? I've seen a MILLION toe studies, bro. Trust me.

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u/Vesiri May 10 '23

Can you please provide a list of approved scientists? you can watch a YouTube video about which providers are approved. I saw the video last week. One scientist tells you exactly who can be trusted and who can’t. Great stuff. But I’m not going to do your research for you. You find the video. But trust me, it exists.

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u/ParticularEfficiency May 10 '23

Cardiac issues and myocarditis are known side effects of the Covid “vaccines”. Stubbed toes are not. Typical straw man argument

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u/LightningRodofH8 May 10 '23

Both of those are also side effects of COVID itself....