Israel reports link between rare cases of heart inflammation and MRNA Vaccine

I just took my mother-in-law off of life support last night, after her medical team confirmed she was brain dead.<p>This was after about 10 days of trying to save her after a sudden cardiac arrest 3 hours after her second vaccine dose.<p>The team ran numerous tests. Early 60s, healthy, no heart problems. Eventually, they decided that absent any other explanation, they think the vaccine had something to do with it. It&#x27;s been submitted to VAERS.<p>The legitimate fear of creating vaccine hesitancy in the population is suppressing reporting on these events. I&#x27;m sure they are rare, but I suspect not as rare as we think.

There are also theories about suddenly becoming active again after a year and a half of relative lack of exercise, compounded with constant psychological stresses.<p>I would not be surprised if what Israel sees as a Pfizer issue and the US thinks of as a Moderna issue, an interesting contradiction, that this is what is actually happening. Especially since it seems to be over-represented in young active males.

Heart inflammation is of course also a symptom of COVID, and a much more likely one too.

Israel reports link between rare cases of heart inflammation and COVID-19 vaccination in young men<p>One in 3000<p>Thoughts?

I think I had this. I had some weird stabbing top left chest pain after the 2nd dose. I took some ibuprofen randomly a few times for other concerns and that w&#x2F; some time it seems to have resolved. In March my doc said side effects would take 4-6 weeks to resolve. For me it was more like 3 months.

Did they test for existence of antibodies before the vaccination?

If the COVID vaccine had a 1 to 10 chance of getting run over by a truck, I’d still take it. There’s a 10 in 10 chance of heart failure from stress eating peanut butter if I had to stay inside for extended periods of time.

I guess this is similar to getting injured by an airbag.