Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Excess deaths, the data" video.

  1. This is an outstanding video, with complete references. We need to keep an open mind, with no holds barred whatsoever. It will not do to assume that the vaccines are to blame; it has to be examined honestly. There could be a lot of factors; my first concern after the vaccines were introduced was whether people who had had COVID needed these vaccines, or should have them. No answers. Then, the bullying came. Well, I don't want to make assumptions in response to assumptions. I want to see real gravitas for a change, I want complete honesty. The sheer stress caused by our politicians and public health officials certainly was harmful. Staying indoors for so long was harmful. Those "mitigation" measures may have been worse than the disease for anyone under 40, and a lot of people over 40, 50, 60, . . .
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  2. Did you make a report? VAERS is a difficult system to navigate, but you can make a date to do it.
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  3. Well, sorry to see a few less than sympathetic replies. Everyone needs a virtual pat on the back or a hug, even a doctor. When I was a caregiver for my late father, I was so impressed by the amount of research on nutrition in this century -- there has been a plethora of new findings, and startling progress. As someone who has followed the advice I gleaned from those years of caregiving and study, 2005 to 2010 and beyond, I am sure there are things you can do now to get better. All the best to you! You'll be yourself again soon. Consider a brief leave of absence to recuperate; no one would dare fire a doctor now. :)
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  4. Everything should be considered, absolutely.
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  5.  @akb811  Thank you so much for doing that. You helped us all in your time of sorrow. Very, very hard to do, even if the system were better. RESPECT!
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  6. Yes, actually. We need to be better than Big Pharma.
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  7. That is possible. The truth is that we don't know yet. The worse truth is that there are now institutional barriers to finding out.
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  8. Source, please. Note that excess deaths means unexpected. An aging population (such as those born between WWI and WWII) were expected to die around the year 2000. Drawing conclusions about this is actually very difficult, and requires a lot of thought and analysis.
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  9.  @brockreynolds870  But COVID deaths are not the issue here (though some of those may not be characterized properly, or by the same criteria in every country; with COVID or OF COVID). We know COVID killed a lot of people. The issue is non-COVID excess deaths.
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  10.  @brockreynolds870  Who cares what "anti-vaxxers" have to say? I pay no attention to kooks. You can verify this video with the links provided, and use these to search for more information if you believe the video is only presenting one set of data.
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  11.  @brockreynolds870  Let me see if I understand. Drug companies needn't prove their products to be safe and effective, and monitor them upon release. They just need to hire a claque to put up false flags, and the public will believe the opposite of what the claque says. Hey, what a clever plan! /s
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  12. Not what the actual reports say. The surge in opioid deaths alone created a higher excess death rate than that.
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  13.  @akb811  Know that lives will be saved thanks to people like you.
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  14.  @akb811  I'm so sorry. Our family has had its share of life-changing medical mistakes. Every doctor would have urged you to have him vaccinated. Never blame yourself.
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  15. That heat could be one causal factor is possible as well. The call for honest, dispassionate investigation must be heeded. But you jumped to the conclusion that there is something "misleading" about this video by calling attention to excess deaths. Those 26 weeks were not all part of the summer heat wave; 26 weeks is a six-month period.
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  16. OF COURSE.
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