I had a 13-14 yo kid about a year ago after receiving the vaccine that was having sinus pauses and would lead to syncopal episodes. Kid had to be transferred to a childrens hospital.

No history of cardiac issues before the vaccination. I’ve seen multiple adverse reactions to this shot. Some I can’t prove but I’m convinced otherwise. But not very many in the health field want to admit that it’s creating issues.

In all fairness how many children have we heard of having cardiac events while participating in sports prior to the vaccine.

Is there a way to determine factual data or is it just all speculation?

I think you’re gonna get really good factual data by doing thorough cardiac exams in these kids that have gotten the jab but you also need a control group that haven’t received the vax. They are also doing MRIs of the heart more frequently since myocarditis is on the rise in school age males.

myocarditis in young healthy males was not very common until the vaxxes started rolling out.

I've not seen or sought out any scientific proof at this point in time.

This

There is absolutely no way. Just as its been with all the covid data. They got us pretty good with this one. No way to prove anything

I know a college softball player that got vaccinated while at home around Christmas time. Before she could return to team activities, she was required to have a doctor clear her for Myocarditis. She was cleared and is able to play now but I was a little shocked when I heard this.

I found this study. Is it pertinent? https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/1-in-2680-young-men-develop-acute?s=r

It actually seems to be pretty well known among doctors, yet nobody is openly talking about it, and the press dang sure isnt reporting on it. My son's entire college team was pushed to get the vax in order to play. When they reported for fall camp last year, they were all checked/cleared for myocarditis and also had to get an EKG during their physicals with results read and provided to team docs before they were cleared for practice. He's been in the system for a number of years and familiar with what the physicals normally entail. This was the first year ever, that they had to do this additional testing as a part of their normal physicals. Pretty sure most all of the D1 schools did it to cover their asses.

There are ways, but you'd have to do it yourself since everything from all parties is laced with lies.

Once upon a short time ago Doctors and other medical people on this board ridiculed
anyone who dared to question the Clot Shot.

They were downright arrogant about it. I wonder what happened to them?

Haven’t seen them lately.

It will be interesting to see if they join this conversation.

They wont. They pretty much started shutting those pie holes when it came out that the shots were virtually ineffective in preventing you from getting Covid, masks didnt work, and the number of fully vaccinated individuals being hospitalized started climbing exponentially. They were duped as a result of trusting organizations like the NIH, FDA and CDC that they have historically believed in. That and the AMA formally threatening all board certified physicians that they could lose their board certification if they came out against the vaccines and did not promote them to their patients, had a pretty chilling effect on how hard they looked at things independently.

“I was following orders” ain’t gonna cut it.

but...but... The Experts said it's safe and effective.

Truth!

Too many people are nuts over sports. This will have no affect on parents IMO. And if it does it will be a small minority. They'll just go to the next doctor that won't require all that just to get their kid on the court or field.

bojo,

It isn't the doctors requiring it, it's the teams that they play for.

More precisely the schools they play for. The same schools, a lot of which, pushed their students, as well as their student athletes, to get vaccinated. If there is an issue with myocarditis, it is much more likely to show up in an athlete which would lead to a ton of publicity. All about potential liability mitigation for the schools.