Comments by "Theodore Shulman" (@ColonelFredPuntridge) on "Miscarriage and stillbirths increases" video.

Keep in mind that in the UK, women are having babies later and later in life. OF COURSE there are more complications! Don't worry about the jab - it won't hurt you. Have your babies when you are in your early 20s. Don't wait for your early 30s.
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The trend of women becoming mothers later and later in life in UK has continued steadily since the 1980s. In 2022 the average age of new mothers in UK passed 31. THAT is why the complication rates are increasing, and it's not at all surprising! It has nothing to do with vaccination or COVID. Dr. Campbell is an obvious charlatan.
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RE: "My 37-year-old daughter is currently 19 weeks pregnant with her second child." That's why the complication rates are going up. More and more women are having babies later and later in life.
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@ricochet243 RE: "have people only started having babies later in life in 2022?" No! It's gradual. The trend to having first-births later in life began in the mid 1970s in UK. Go back to the internet and search for the average age at which women in UK had their first baby, charted year by year. You will see, the average in 1983 was women had their first baby at age 27.2 years old. In 2021, the average age is 30.9 years old, and the rise is pretty close to perfectly linear. That is, from 1983 through 2021, the average first-birthing-age in UK rose steadily at a rate of 0.1 year per year until 2021, and the pattern doesn't show any sign of changing. What's special about 2022 is that the average first-birth-age has passed age 31. Any obstetrician or midwife can tell you that that age - early 30s - is when the complication increases associated with a one year of delay start to accelerate. That's why delaying one year from age 25 to age 26 isn't very bad or risky, but delaying one year from age 30 until age 31 is much worse and increases your complication-risk more. So the increase in complications from 2021 to 2022 is larger than it was in earlier years.
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It's because women are giving birth later and later in life. The average age of a new mother has increased steadily since the 1980s. #STUPID
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@arnonabuurs7297 That's an anecdote, not evidence. Besides, he probably killed her himself!
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@Pieguts123 Humans are evolved to start giving birth in their early-to-mid 20s. Delaying gets more harmful as your age increases. A one-year delay from age 30 to age 31 causes much greater increase in complication rates than a one-year delay from age 24 to age 25. And there's also statistical noise. You're dealing with very small numbers - 2,000 stillbirths out of more than 760,000 births is 0.3 percent.
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@clifford4393 You need to go read up on the difference between "relative risk increase (or decrease)" vs "absolute risk increase (or decrease)".
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@kd4315 I do understand it. You don't. You are an innumerate loop-a-dupe.
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@gedofgont1006 No. I am well-informed. Unlike you.
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@Lindatiger71 2021 is when the average age broke past 31 years old. That is when pregnancies start getting much more complicated.
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@kd4315 RE: "I find myself almost amused at your attempt to use the English language. " What are you talking about? English is my native language. I grew up in New York City. (I can also get by in Russian, German, Polish, Italian, and French, and I have sung in Georgian, Latvian, Ukrainian, Church Slavonic, and Lezghin, although I can't really speak or write in those languages.)
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@gedofgont1006 I probably could. If you would like me to do that research for you, I charge $450.00 (USD) per hour or fraction of an hour. I accept PayPal and all major credit cards. (By the way, VAERS doesn't prove a dam' thing. VAERS own web-site warns that they are not equipped to confirm or investigate even a small fraction of the reports they get, and that anyone, even someone with no health-education at all, can report whatever they want as a "adverse event". If you get vaccinated and the next day your dog bites you, you can report that as an adverse event and most likely no one will ever check your report.)
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It's because women are giving birth later and later in life. The average age of childbirth in UK has risen steadily from mid 20s in 1980 to very-early 30s in 2022. THAT is why the complication rates keep rising, not because of vaccination or COVID!
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