Nurse Collapses shortly after receiving COVID-19 VACCINE

The vaccine that is supposed to save humanity from killer virus can make people dizzy, or even make people collapse ? Well it was just regrettable
coincidence They wouldn't try to medicate us with anything dangerous right ?





I hope she is allright now..i dont know the rest of the story.

a reply to: Kenzo

Is this a joke, or do you have an actual source? I'm interested.


ETA, I see it now. Thanks.

"Pre-existing conditions" according to the Yahoo story I skimmed.

Nothing to see here...

Gates will take it he says!

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a reply to: slapjacks

a reply to: Kenzo

Unless this nurse has a history of passing out, it’s fair to say the vaccine caused this.

Interesting that she passed out within 20 seconds of saying they were excited to get it. A display for the world to see. I don’t believe in coincidences.

a reply to: Kenzo

My partner is a nurse.. She had the Pfizer vaccine yesterday at work (1st of two doses - second coming in mid January)... She is struggling to lift her arm that recieved the shot, and that her arm is pretty sore.. She hasnt had any other reactions as of yet, but we will see... She did mention that the second shot is supposed to be more painful than the first one too..

originally posted by: Buvvy
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a reply to: slapjacks

Well this clears things up...

"It is a reaction that can happen very frequently with any vaccine or shot," said Dr. Jesse Tucker

"No reason to suspect that that's due to the vaccine whatsoever," said Dr. Tucker.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Kenzo

Unless this nurse has a history of passing out, it’s fair to say the vaccine caused this.

Interesting that she passed out within 20 seconds of saying they were excited to get it. A display for the world to see. I don’t believe in coincidences.

Suppodsly she wasn't surprised she fainted because its common for her when she feels pain .

Yeeeeaaaah I'm going to say either that is BS or they are the dumbest people in the world to pick someone that has the tendency to faint in front of the World to take the shot and convince them the shot is safe.

"Dover also told us she has a condition where she often faints when she feels pain, so this wasn't a surprise to her that it happened"

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a reply to: Buvvy


Thanks, i was wondering where that hospital was ..


In the article says this :

The doctors there at CHI Memorial said this is not related to the ingredients in the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

No reason to suspect that that's due to the vaccine whatsoever," said Dr. Tucker.

They seem to know allready it cant be because of the vaccine ingredients ?

originally posted by: Krahzeef

originally posted by: Buvvy
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a reply to: slapjacks

Well this clears things up...

"It is a reaction that can happen very frequently with any vaccine or shot," said Dr. Jesse Tucker

"No reason to suspect that that's due to the vaccine whatsoever," said Dr. Tucker.

Yep, nothin' to see here, kids. Nothin' at all!

Move along now.

a reply to: jhn7537

I hope she will be fine and fully recover. Yes i also read that the second dose is worse...


I dont like the concept that people are like guinea pigs with the new jab`s .

No such thing as coincidences. It's possible that it could have come from the vaccine. It's also possible that perhaps she was nervous to speak in front of the media? IDK, it does make one wonder though.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I just don't understand why they couldn't just say she was nervous and standing for too long answering questions.

It's so hard to respect liars who are bad at it.

a reply to: Kenzo

Not related to the vaccine. In her own words:

“I have a history of having an over-reactive vagal response, and so with that if I have pain from anything—hangnail or if I stub my toe — I can just pass out,” Dover told WRCB.

WTTC reported that the doctors at CHI Memorial said the fainting episode was not related to the Pfizer-made vaccine.

Doesn't look as though anyone in that YouTube comment section spared 5 minutes to check the facts. A real anti-vax circle jerk in there.

a reply to: interupt42

Dover also told us she has a condition where she often faints when she feels pain, so this wasn't a surprise to her that it happened"

How conveeeeeenient.

So let be get this straight. This girl works in a profession where she experiences people in pain, all day long, every day. Yet, when she feels the prick of a needle — she passes out hours later.

Sorry MSM, people that pass out from pain, pass out when the pain occurs, or directly thereafter. Not hours later after the pain has subsided.

a reply to: Kenzo

Don't you just love how "official sources" and "experts" can call something "normal" while they've done ZERO RESEARCH into the facts of the matter.

It seems to be the new normal...

originally posted by: DeusInAbsentia
a reply to: Kenzo

Not related to the vaccine. In her own words:

“I have a history of having an over-reactive vagal response, and so with that if I have pain from anything—hangnail or if I stub my toe — I can just pass out,” Dover told WRCB.

WTTC reported that the doctors at CHI Memorial said the fainting episode was not related to the Pfizer-made vaccine.

Whoever picked her to be on camera is an idiot if this was known before hand...

Awfully convenient excuse.

a reply to: DeusInAbsentia


Over-reactive vagal response hmm...

"It's a day of celebration," said Dr. Mark Anderson, an infectious disease specialist at CHI Memorial

Party time it is ...

a reply to: Edumakated

Awfully convenient excuse.

Or maybe she just didn't convey that information to the camera team? She probably thought she could handle it. Who knows.