Cancer in US Military rose three folds since mandatory covid jab.

[Sparks]

22 minutes ago, David1701 said:

Yes.

My fiancee's German mother had a slow-growing cancer.  She was treated in a German hospital (an operation and chemo-therapy).  The cancer had gone - not a trace left.  Then she had her Covid jabs...

Within a few weeks, her cancer had returned, in an incredibly aggressive form.  Her consultant said that he couldn't understand it; and, within three more weeks, she was dead.

I am sorry to hear this news, but yes, VAIDS is real. 

[R. Hartono]

10 hours ago, David1701 said:

Yes.

My fiancee's German mother had a slow-growing cancer.  She was treated in a German hospital (an operation and chemo-therapy).  The cancer had gone - not a trace left.  Then she had her Covid jabs...

Within a few weeks, her cancer had returned, in an incredibly aggressive form.  Her consultant said that he couldn't understand it; and, within three more weeks, she was dead.

Sorry to hear that.

[kwikphilly]

On 11/13/2022 at 11:53 AM, The Barbarian said:

No, we find that many people who got immunized for COVID-19 had their houses repossessed.   Coincidence?   I don't think so.  (WFTH-I)

 

 

 Call me stupid but what's the connection?Are you saying it affects heir low percentage disability benefits? I think I'm missing the point Barbarian- can you explain ?

[The Barbarian]

26 minutes ago, kwikphilly said:

Call me stupid but what's the connection?Are you saying it affects heir low percentage disability benefits? I think I'm missing the point Barbarian- can you explain ?

I'm parodying the "I got my shot, and X happened to me!" stories.    It only has significance if X happens more frequently with vaccinated people, and there are no other reasons for it.    Sorry.  I add a "WFTH-I" when I'm joking.

[The Barbarian]

On 11/15/2022 at 8:53 AM, Sparks said:

Well there is VAIDS (Vaccine-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) in which your immune system fails you and allows things like Cancer and Shingles and Covid 19, and other dormant conditions to surface because your immune system is sleeping on the job due to the vaccine.  It's just like AIDS, only your vaccine did it.

Well, let's ask people who would know about such things...

 Data show that people with cancer and others with weakened immune systems are at high risk for severe complications from COVID-19. Vaccines have been shown to decrease the risk of hospitalization and death from COVID-19, even among people with cancer. Plus, we now have evidence that the virus can persist in immunocompromised people, which may lead to the rise of new variants. Therefore, vaccinating these individuals—and the population as a whole—continues to be important to slow the spread of the virus and save lives.

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Will receiving the vaccine during cancer treatment make the cancer treatment less effective?

No. There is no evidence that any vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, make cancer therapy less effective.

...

Can COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer? Can the vaccines cause cancer to recur or make it more aggressive?

There are no data that suggest that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer, lead to recurrence or to disease progression. Furthermore, there is no evidence that any of the COVID-19 vaccines change your DNA (i.e., your genetic code).

National Cancer Institute

https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccines-people-with-cancer

While the COVID-19 vaccines are safe for people with cancer, they might not be as protective as they are in people without cancer, especially for those with weakened immune systems. Some cancer treatments like chemotherapy (chemo), radiation, stem cell or bone marrow transplant, or immunotherapy can affect the immune system, which might make the vaccine less effective. People with certain types of cancers, like leukemias or lymphomas, can also have weakened immune systems which might make the vaccine less effective.

Because of this, there are different vaccine schedule recommendations for people with weakened immune systems. To learn more, see “Recommended COVID-19 vaccine schedules.”

American Cancer Society

https://www.cancer.org/treatment/coronavirus-covid-19-and-cancer/covid-19-vaccines-in-people-with-cancer.html

False claims have been circulating that COVID-19 vaccines and boosters cause “VAIDS” or “vaccine-acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.” Not only is this information false but there is no known medical condition called VAIDS. This claim was first made for COVID-19 vaccines in general and is now being circulated for booster shots.

There are a number of places that this claim may have stemmed from. One place this claim may have stemmed from is from legitimate concerns that some scientists have about COVID-19 vaccines made with a recombinant adenovirus type-5 (Ad5) vector potentially increasing susceptibility to an HIV infection.

These concerns stem from two studies that researched the efficacy of an Ad5 vectored vaccine in preventing HIV infection. The researchers of both studies found an increased risk of HIV among vaccinated men. These results have led some experts to caution against the deployment of vaccines that use similar vectors. These experts are especially concerned about the use of such vaccines in areas where there is already high HIV prevalence out of concern that the vaccines could lead to more HIV cases.

These concerns are legitimate, but there are a few reasons that they don’t apply to the WHO-approved vaccines being rolled out:

1. Most importantly, none of the WHO-approved vaccines use an Ad5 vector. Three of the vaccines are using adenoviruses, but not Ad5. Those three are the AstraZeneca vaccine, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and the Covishield vaccine (Oxford/ AstraZeneca formulation). Other types of adenovirus vaccines have not been shown to increase risk of HIV or any other immunodeficiency risk.

"Health Desk provides on-demand and on-deadline science information to users seeking to quickly communicate complex topics to audiences.

In-house scientists provide custom explainers for critical science questions from journalists, fact-checkers and others in need of accessible breakdowns on scientific information. Topics range from reproductive health, infectious disease, climate science, vaccinology or other health areas."

https://health-desk.org/organizations/health-desk

[kwikphilly]

On 11/18/2022 at 1:09 PM, The Barbarian said:

I'm parodying the "I got my shot, and X happened to me!" stories.    It only has significance if X happens more frequently with vaccinated people, and there are no other reasons for it.    Sorry.  I add a "WFTH-I" when I'm joking.

Oh okay,lol---- thanks for clarifying...... Sometimes it can be hard to know in writing when somebody's joking but easy enough to ask,right?

Now I ' get it"! Thanks again👍

[kwikphilly]

On 11/18/2022 at 1:23 PM, The Barbarian said:

Well, let's ask people who would know about such things...

 Data show that people with cancer and others with weakened immune systems are at high risk for severe complications from COVID-19. Vaccines have been shown to decrease the risk of hospitalization and death from COVID-19, even among people with cancer. Plus, we now have evidence that the virus can persist in immunocompromised people, which may lead to the rise of new variants. Therefore, vaccinating these individuals—and the population as a whole—continues to be important to slow the spread of the virus and save lives.

...

Will receiving the vaccine during cancer treatment make the cancer treatment less effective?

No. There is no evidence that any vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, make cancer therapy less effective.

...

Can COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer? Can the vaccines cause cancer to recur or make it more aggressive?

There are no data that suggest that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer, lead to recurrence or to disease progression. Furthermore, there is no evidence that any of the COVID-19 vaccines change your DNA (i.e., your genetic code).

National Cancer Institute

https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccines-people-with-cancer

While the COVID-19 vaccines are safe for people with cancer, they might not be as protective as they are in people without cancer, especially for those with weakened immune systems. Some cancer treatments like chemotherapy (chemo), radiation, stem cell or bone marrow transplant, or immunotherapy can affect the immune system, which might make the vaccine less effective. People with certain types of cancers, like leukemias or lymphomas, can also have weakened immune systems which might make the vaccine less effective.

Because of this, there are different vaccine schedule recommendations for people with weakened immune systems. To learn more, see “Recommended COVID-19 vaccine schedules.”

American Cancer Society

https://www.cancer.org/treatment/coronavirus-covid-19-and-cancer/covid-19-vaccines-in-people-with-cancer.html

False claims have been circulating that COVID-19 vaccines and boosters cause “VAIDS” or “vaccine-acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.” Not only is this information false but there is no known medical condition called VAIDS. This claim was first made for COVID-19 vaccines in general and is now being circulated for booster shots.

There are a number of places that this claim may have stemmed from. One place this claim may have stemmed from is from legitimate concerns that some scientists have about COVID-19 vaccines made with a recombinant adenovirus type-5 (Ad5) vector potentially increasing susceptibility to an HIV infection.

These concerns stem from two studies that researched the efficacy of an Ad5 vectored vaccine in preventing HIV infection. The researchers of both studies found an increased risk of HIV among vaccinated men. These results have led some experts to caution against the deployment of vaccines that use similar vectors. These experts are especially concerned about the use of such vaccines in areas where there is already high HIV prevalence out of concern that the vaccines could lead to more HIV cases.

These concerns are legitimate, but there are a few reasons that they don’t apply to the WHO-approved vaccines being rolled out:

1. Most importantly, none of the WHO-approved vaccines use an Ad5 vector. Three of the vaccines are using adenoviruses, but not Ad5. Those three are the AstraZeneca vaccine, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and the Covishield vaccine (Oxford/ AstraZeneca formulation). Other types of adenovirus vaccines have not been shown to increase risk of HIV or any other immunodeficiency risk.

"Health Desk provides on-demand and on-deadline science information to users seeking to quickly communicate complex topics to audiences.

In-house scientists provide custom explainers for critical science questions from journalists, fact-checkers and others in need of accessible breakdowns on scientific information. Topics range from reproductive health, infectious disease, climate science, vaccinology or other health areas."

https://health-desk.org/organizations/health-desk

Yes, yes,yes & Im one of those people- with lung cancer the risk of complications from COVID fat outweighs any risk of potential side effects of complications that may or may not result from being vaccinated.My primary oncologist suggested I get vaxxed an I had to have clearance from my radiation oncologist prior to being vaccinated because I was having cyberknife radiation at that time ...he also encouraged me to get vaccinated.

So yes,I agree completely with what you shared that experts said .Also I have not seen any valid data to support these VAIDS claims.I can't imagine why these people are so concerned with other people's choices to do what they need to do to protect themselves from a life threatening sickness which is FACT - maybe 10,20 yrs from now we will find out XX is a long term side effects because of the vaccines but Hey,I'd be happy to still be here to find out .... Cross that bridge when & " if,," we get to it

In His Love, Kwik