PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE GET THE COVID SHOT.
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Why isn’t there more outrage?
Francesca Marcon: 38-year-old Italian volleyball player develops pericarditis after second Pfizer mRNA injection, wonders “who pays the price”
CONEGLIANO — A 38-year-old Italian volleyball player is absent from her team’s practices and is not happy about what caused it.
The controversy started when Ms. Francesca Marcon posted an Instagram story on August 19. It is written in Italian, but the English translation is below it.
“Perhaps this speech of mine may be a bit blasphemous, but I ask myself: is there no form of compensation for those who suffer health damage after getting the vaccine? I state that I am not anti-vax but I have never been convinced of making this vaccine and I have had confirmation. I don’t know if you are interested but I have had and still have post vaccine pericarditis. Who pays the price for all this? Have a good evening.”
Ms. Marcon appeared on the Canale 5 Morning News show on August 24. She told the hosts that she had to get the “vaccines” if she wanted to continue playing volleyball. She received her second Pfizer mRNA injection on August 3. Ms. Marcon, whose nickname is “Cisky,” said she immediately suffered from shortness of breath and chest pains. She went to the emergency room the next day. Doctors diagnosed her with pericarditis, or inflammation of the sac around the heart. It, along with myocarditis, are known side effects from the mRNA and viral vector DNA injections.
Francesca Marcon: 38-year-old Italian volleyball player develops pericarditis after second Pfizer mRNA injection, wonders “who pays the price”
CONEGLIANO — A 38-year-old Italian volleyball player is absent from her team’s practices and is not happy about what caused it.
The controversy started when Ms. Francesca Marcon posted an Instagram story on August 19. It is written in Italian, but the English translation is below it.
“Perhaps this speech of mine may be a bit blasphemous, but I ask myself: is there no form of compensation for those who suffer health damage after getting the vaccine? I state that I am not anti-vax but I have never been convinced of making this vaccine and I have had confirmation. I don’t know if you are interested but I have had and still have post vaccine pericarditis. Who pays the price for all this? Have a good evening.”
Ms. Marcon appeared on the Canale 5 Morning News show on August 24. She told the hosts that she had to get the “vaccines” if she wanted to continue playing volleyball. She received her second Pfizer mRNA injection on August 3. Ms. Marcon, whose nickname is “Cisky,” said she immediately suffered from shortness of breath and chest pains. She went to the emergency room the next day. Doctors diagnosed her with pericarditis, or inflammation of the sac around the heart. It, along with myocarditis, are known side effects from the mRNA and viral vector DNA injections.
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Kelly Higgins: 31-year-old Ohio woman talked into Moderna injection by her doctor, develops blood clots, myocarditis three days later
GETAWAY, OHIO — A 31-year-old mother, wife and nurse confided in her doctor for medical advice. Now she faces an uncertain future.
Mrs. Kelly Higgins received the first dose of experimental Moderna mRNA on August 10, according to her Facebook page. She had avoided receiving the injections due to healthy skepticism. But she said that resulted in “shaming culture” at her job. She apparently endured “sarcastic memes” and “snarky comments” at work because she was scared to receive “a brand new medication.”
Mrs. Higgins said her doctor answered all questions about the Moderna mRNA injections. That led her to roll up her sleeve and receive the injection. Mrs. Higgins implored people to “research, research, research” and talk to their doctor if they are hesitant.
Two days later, Mrs. Higgins again implored everyone to talk to their doctors because doctors “love and care” about you. She said it was her doctor who “turn[ed] my no into a yes.”
Meanwhile she was suffering from severe adverse effects.
Mrs. Higgins felt heart palpitations and general malaise within six hours after the injection. She went to urgent care the day after the injection and tested negative for COVID-19. She called a “COVID hotline” on August 13 and was advised to go to the emergency room because she also now had chest pains. Doctors said she was suffering from “inflammation,” but no blood clots or heart attack.
Symptoms continue worsening
Seven days after the injection, Mrs. Higgins said she was “miserable.” The only thing helping her chest pains and heart palpitations was medication, she said. Mrs. Higgins also reported body aches, headaches, dry mouth and a fever. Doctors appeared desperate to blame COVID, giving her two more tests since the first one. She said her condition had gotten to the point that she had great difficulty caring for her baby and doing work around the house.
Doctors at King’s Daughter Medical Center diagnosed her with blood clots in her lungs. Mrs. Higgins said she now had to face the possibility of dying and leaving her children without a mother.
Later that evening, Mrs. Higgins said doctors confirmed that she was having a “very exaggerated response to the vaccine.” They also told her the grim truth: that they don’t know a lot about any of what was happening to her (since all of the experimental injections are still in clinical trials). She’s receiving Lovenox injections to help prevent further blood clots.
This day was also her first sign of regret. “If you want to get vaccinated, that’s great. I fully support you.. but the shaming has to stop for those who choose not to,” she said.
Later that day, she again expressed regret, implying that she was shamed into getting something she didn’t want.
Back to work, uncertain future
Mrs. Higgins provided another update on August 19. She was concerned because she’d been in the hospital for days and her kids didn’t understand why. She once again confirmed she was suffering from blood clots and myocarditis, and now added thrombocytopenia (low blood platelets). Mrs. Higgins had CT scans, X-rays, echocardiograms, and, of course, more COVID-19 tests.
Mrs. Higgins reported that she went back to work yesterday for the first time in two weeks. But her August 22 update is a lot to unpack. She implored people to talk to their doctors still, despite her doctor giving her advice that led to myocarditis and blood clots. She also had this to say:
GETAWAY, OHIO — A 31-year-old mother, wife and nurse confided in her doctor for medical advice. Now she faces an uncertain future.
Mrs. Kelly Higgins received the first dose of experimental Moderna mRNA on August 10, according to her Facebook page. She had avoided receiving the injections due to healthy skepticism. But she said that resulted in “shaming culture” at her job. She apparently endured “sarcastic memes” and “snarky comments” at work because she was scared to receive “a brand new medication.”
Mrs. Higgins said her doctor answered all questions about the Moderna mRNA injections. That led her to roll up her sleeve and receive the injection. Mrs. Higgins implored people to “research, research, research” and talk to their doctor if they are hesitant.
Two days later, Mrs. Higgins again implored everyone to talk to their doctors because doctors “love and care” about you. She said it was her doctor who “turn[ed] my no into a yes.”
Meanwhile she was suffering from severe adverse effects.
Mrs. Higgins felt heart palpitations and general malaise within six hours after the injection. She went to urgent care the day after the injection and tested negative for COVID-19. She called a “COVID hotline” on August 13 and was advised to go to the emergency room because she also now had chest pains. Doctors said she was suffering from “inflammation,” but no blood clots or heart attack.
Symptoms continue worsening
Seven days after the injection, Mrs. Higgins said she was “miserable.” The only thing helping her chest pains and heart palpitations was medication, she said. Mrs. Higgins also reported body aches, headaches, dry mouth and a fever. Doctors appeared desperate to blame COVID, giving her two more tests since the first one. She said her condition had gotten to the point that she had great difficulty caring for her baby and doing work around the house.
Doctors at King’s Daughter Medical Center diagnosed her with blood clots in her lungs. Mrs. Higgins said she now had to face the possibility of dying and leaving her children without a mother.
Later that evening, Mrs. Higgins said doctors confirmed that she was having a “very exaggerated response to the vaccine.” They also told her the grim truth: that they don’t know a lot about any of what was happening to her (since all of the experimental injections are still in clinical trials). She’s receiving Lovenox injections to help prevent further blood clots.
This day was also her first sign of regret. “If you want to get vaccinated, that’s great. I fully support you.. but the shaming has to stop for those who choose not to,” she said.
Later that day, she again expressed regret, implying that she was shamed into getting something she didn’t want.
Back to work, uncertain future
Mrs. Higgins provided another update on August 19. She was concerned because she’d been in the hospital for days and her kids didn’t understand why. She once again confirmed she was suffering from blood clots and myocarditis, and now added thrombocytopenia (low blood platelets). Mrs. Higgins had CT scans, X-rays, echocardiograms, and, of course, more COVID-19 tests.
Mrs. Higgins reported that she went back to work yesterday for the first time in two weeks. But her August 22 update is a lot to unpack. She implored people to talk to their doctors still, despite her doctor giving her advice that led to myocarditis and blood clots. She also had this to say:
“I don’t ever want anyone to think I am anti-vax, or that I believe COVID isn’t real..or whatever other impression may be floating out there in Facebook land. I never want to advise anyone on whether or not they should get the jab because I think it’s a personal thing and everyone is different.”
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I mean, you said you didn't care about Trump pushing the vaccine even though it's killing people and causing pericarditis "because he was a good president". Now you're appalled at my [admittedly not so good] joke? Okay, I'll delete it so you aren't offended.
Edit: 5 minutes expired and I'm unable to delete. My condolences Penn.
Edit: 5 minutes expired and I'm unable to delete. My condolences Penn.
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This is disgusting. She was coerced, she would not have been allowed to continue playing on the team unless she got the vaccine. That has nothing to do with Trump. She lives in Italy. This has nothing to do with Trump. You have a very serious case of Trump delusion syndrome. The issue is not that she had an adverse reaction to a vaccine, the issue is that she is young, healthy, had very little reason to be mandated to be vaccinated and yet she was and not only that there is no one to sue. They force you to take the vaccine, they make billions and billions, and if you have an adverse reaction it is on you. She is a young woman who has lost her job.
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I think people should at least be allowing themselves to hear what these Professionals say. I suppose I can understand it. Terror, paranoia in one's conscious mind demanding not to consider anything potentially valid what the doctor says. Seeing his credentials how long can people just pass things like this off as coming from a bunch of yahoos? It almost comes across as, We can't allow it to be true, we can't allow it to be true for if it is true most would have no peace exclaiming without end, "Oh no....what have we done to ourselves!" I think there's a little bit of this in the consciousness of all men if they were honest they'd be admitting that true.
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