3 unknown causes of death, but a lesson on meningitis.
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HOLY SHIT!!! I just read the short story and my granddaughter's boyfriend lives a few blocks from that elementary school. About 2 weeks ago he and his neighbors were all experiencing these symptoms and told it was a strep infection. I wonder if something is in the air around there?
Teachers have a very high rate of covid vaccinated. They give it back and forth to each other. Highly mutated everything.
That was an initial thought when I heard the story on the radio yesterday. Probably vax related.
I have a friend that works in education, and it's really bad. The difference in schools that didn't play the vac game is enough to be obvious. Anything around kids is working with walking germs anyway.
Up to 3 now? Wow, on the radio yesterday they said your kids should be ok if they're not experiencing symptoms by now. It was 2 teachers yesterday. My granddaughter went to Eagle crest high school, but the headline says willow creek. I'll need to read the story
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Our 27 year old contracted meningitis a few months back. All local and cdc tests and cultures were indeterminate, but Strep A shows up in her digital records now afterwards, even though I was in the room when they took the swab (at our suggestion) and that they cultured locally and told us it was negative while we were still on the ICU.
Within a week everyone was saying strep A was a big meningitis risk nationwide, and I, more than a little, found it all suspicious. (Even more so than what I’ve said- I could go into detail which hospital she went to and why, and who her attending physician was- and it makes it all even more murky.)
That being said, stay away from doctors unless necessary. Only reason we took our kid was she literally said “I have to go to ER”, and the night before she mentioned meningitis symptoms. Though when I was there with her in ER, meningitis was never mentioned. She did mention a sore neck, but I’ve mentioned that before and a spinal tap wasn’t the go-to answer, like it was for her.
She is not vaxxed. And it took vigilance to keep her that way, even as an adult, bc they kept trying to sneak the bivalent vaccine in and just calling it a flu shot.
It was a long five days.
I had to have my tonsils removed as an adult with ankle bitters due to strep. The funny thing is, those ankle biters never go down with strep. They did everything absolutely wrong. From laughing at me because I could not yell at them, to drinking out of my glasses. Not one time there was strep in their classes did they get it. They were the only children in their class once.
All that to say, I'm familiar with strep enough to know that you can see it and feel it near your tonsils. What you've shared about sneaking the vaccine in happens to be similar to why my youngest son refuses any medical care these days. You'll get the, " medical professional" angry with a refusal, and try to argue. But, he also got someone that tried to give him a medication he just got finished telling them he was allergic to. They said, " well, let's try it". That was it for him, and the rest of us are not far behind.
I read an article last night of a girl with down syndrom they intentionally killed after putting her on a DNR without the families knowledge. The medical industrial complex is getting crazy!
Edit : article. The doctors weren't happy the family wanted a say in her care. To the point of removing them.
https://wsau.com/2022/04/07/wisconsin-hospital-protocols-kill-19-year-old-downs-syndrome-girl/#:~:text=Originally%20admitted%20for%20a%20low,after%20testing%20positive%20for%20COVID.