Commentary from Jeff Childers 'Coffee & Covid'
Vaccine specialist and FDA Vaccine Committee member Dr. Paul Offit seems to have finally reached a line of sorts. He’s made some public comments critical of the vaccines lately — in particular the new boosters — even using the derogatory phrase, “mouse data.”
It’s not good news for the jabs. When you’ve lost Dr. Offit, you’ve got problems.
A new study published in the Annals of Medicine and Surgery this month with the timely title, “Development of Facial Palsy Following COVID-19 Vaccination: A Systematic Review.” It is a meta-study — a study roundup, if you like — of 38 other studies of Bell’s Palsy and related vaccine-induced illnesses. In total, 58 patients were included. The researchers compiled some interesting statistics.
The majority (53.45%) of cases had bilateral (both sides) facial palsy. Significantly, they happily reported that 76% of patients had “partially recovered.”
I appreciate a cheerful academic who sees the vial as ‘half full’ as much as the next blogger, but that’s a TERRIBLE statistic.
What that number means is that THREE QUARTERS of jab victims failed to completely recover from their vaccine-induced facial palsy. In other words, they have what appears at this point to be a permanent injury. And, it need hardly be said, but faces are kind of important. Especially to actors like Justin Bieber. And everybody else. The study reported that only 22% of patients in the surveyed studies had fully recovered.
Those aren’t good odds.
Don’t start with me about how partial recovery is okay, “maybe Justin will recover enough to resume his career without any serious problems” or some rubbish like that. The point is, he was injured by a defective, dangerous product, and it never should have happened. Even taking the rosy assumption of a successful partial recovery, just try to estimate the dollar value of a single lost year in Justin Bieber’s career.
Whatever that number is, it would be the lawsuit value, if Justin weren’t prohibited from suing the manufacturer of the defective, dangerous product that harmed him. But of course, he IS prohibited from suing.
For now!
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Here's yer boy Childers on Pastor Joel Webbbon's podcast called "Theology Applied":
"In May of 2020 I felt compelled, you know I think the Holy Spirit just sort of grabbed me and shook me like a rag doll, and I started filing lawsuits..."
"I've been writing a daily blog called Coffee & Covid. It's a platform I think God gave me..."
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It's not hard to see that this anti-vax stuff is more about faith than about science... even if the faith is only in a political tribe, but is clearly closely associated with religious belief too.
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skado
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Oct 11, 2022
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If you listen to this video objectivly, you will find it is actually factual and informative. It is an intelligent discussion with no hyperbole.
Oh, you forgot to provide a link to the original source (again) so let me help with that. You’re welcome.
“Conclusions
Our review shows that Bell's palsy can be a plausible non-serious adverse effect of COVID-19 vaccination. However, the association observed between COVID-19 vaccination and Bell's palsy is less threatening than the COVID-19 infection. Hence, vaccination should be encouraged because facial palsy, if it occurs, has shown favourable outcomes with treatment.”
“Limitations
There were some limitations in the scope of our study, as case reports and series only assess a small number of patients. A total of 58 patients was insufficient to reach an accurate conclusion. A greater pool of patients with standardized reporting of clinical courses is needed for a definitive correlation between facial palsy and the COVID-19 vaccine.”
“Conclusions
Our review summarised all reported cases of facial palsy secondary to COVID-19 vaccination since the beginning of the pandemic. Oxford-AstraZeneca, a non-mRNA vaccine, was observed to account for most of the cases of facial palsy. A majority of patients were diagnosed with GBS, a demyelinating polyneuropathy, commonly presenting with bilateral facial palsy. Thus, any adverse event following immunisation must be explored and the possibility of such life-threatening disorders cannot be overlooked in clinical practice. Linking the relevant signs and symptoms to a COVID-19 vaccination history can ensure a prompt diagnosis and early management of facial palsy. Fortunately, facial palsy was seen to be a temporary disorder with extremely low chances of incidence in a larger sample size that could accurately reflect a population. With most individuals achieving complete recovery after appropriate therapy, we recommend that patients complete their vaccination after the condition has been resolved.”
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skado
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Oct 11, 2022
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There have been more than 16,000 cases of Bell's Palsy reported to VAERS.
There have been several very public examples.
@BDair you know Nothing about Bell's Palsy, do you......
But Wait, you have no interest in learning, either.....
@AnneWimsey I know that 16,000 people have reported it as a symptom after recieving a Covid Vaccination. You are welcome to educate me further with your vast knowledge of everything.
@AnneWimsey Perhaps you need to study up a bit.
[Bell's Palsy Secondary to COVID-19 Vaccine Pfizer: Case report]
[pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
@AnneWimsey Read further -
Bell’s palsy following COVID-19 vaccination
[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Bell's Palsy and COVID-19 Vaccination: A Systematic Review
Background: Bell's palsy is a rare adverse event reported in COVID-19 vaccines. Given the importance of neurological manifestations, the necessity to highlight and scrutinize the incidence of them following COVID-19 vaccination is needed. This study aimed to systematically review the reported cases of Bell's palsy following vaccination against COVID-19. -
[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
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