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Sudden cardiac arrest is rare in young people, but it can happen. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 2,000 young, seemingly healthy people under age 25 in the United States die each year of sudden cardiac arrest. These deaths leave behind a huge and devastating impact on families and communities.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
I think everyday we are seeing articles similar to this.
I personally know ZERO and I know a lot of people. It would be interesting to hear from any actual doctors or nurses on here.
I’ve talked to several and they all tell me the same thing, all the deaths across the board they are seeing are from drug overdoses or suicides.
You're going to see people denying that it's happening and then people who have gone to the next stage and admit that it's happening but they completely avoid the possibility the vaccine could be doing it. Then there's stage 3 called acceptance.
The problem is that I not seeing anything happen. I personally can’t go by the random person I read about on the news.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
You're going to see people denying that it's happening and then people who have gone to the next stage and admit that it's happening but they completely avoid the possibility the vaccine could be doing it. Then there's stage 3 called acceptance.
The problem is that I not seeing anything happen. I personally can’t go by the random person I read about on the news.
How can I deny something that isn’t happening? That is what this OP is about.
Do you personally know a young man that has died of a cardiac event. I don’t.
I personally know one 40ish guy that had heart issues. I asked him point blank if he thought it was vaccine related. He laughed and said it started well before Covid.
I am surrounded by college aged people, I have kids all in that age range. I haven’t heard a single, not one single event.
Statistics say around 70% of the US is vaccinated. My guess is that at a liberal college area those numbers are much greater. Probably close to 85-95%. Surely that is enough to see things happen right? Word travels fast in the college world. If people were dropping, it would spread like wildfire.
You used the story of violence in Chicago earlier. You never got shot or suffered violence in Chicago. You don’t know anyone that was a victim of violence there this weekend? Can you deny that 17 people were shot in 13 separate incidents this weekend in Chicago? If you didn’t know any of them… it couldn’t have happened?
originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
Whether it’s Covid or vaccine related there i”was enough deaths to introduce Sudden Adult Death.
Fortunately there were countries that did not mandate the vax or force their youth to take it. As we go further those countries will be worth paying attention to. We will need to compare their youths health versus everywhere that mandated, or pushed for their youth to take the vaccine.
If these incidents increase across the board, no matter the country, we can then look at Covid as a possible cause.
How often does it happen?
About 5 million youth participate in competitive sports each year. Chances of a teen dying from heart failure while playing sports is less than 1 in 250,000. Each year, approximately 10 to 13 such cases are reported in the United States. In comparison, about 15,000 teens die each year in motor vehicle crashes.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2,000 young, seemingly healthy people under age 25 in the United States die each year of sudden cardiac arrest. These deaths leave behind a huge and devastating impact on families and communities. But, there are ways to identify risk factors that can help prevent these tragedies. Read on.
As reviewed above, sports participation has been associated with an increased risk of SCD in young people. Therefore, cardiovascular screening for conditions that could lead to an increased risk of sudden death has focused mainly on the pre-participation screening of athletes.
An AED for Every School:New National Legislation Being Introduced
January 2008
How did the idea of putting automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in all Ohio schools come about? How did you get started? About eight years ago, Josh Miller, a 15-year-old high school football player from Barbarton, Ohio, ran off the football field on a Friday night and collapsed. He died of a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).
How many people have been saved in Ohio from AEDs now located on a school campuses? We ve had 12 saves in the state of Ohio since this initiative started. In the past three months there have been three children in Ohio who have had a sudden cardiac arrest; sadly, one of them did not make it, but the other two did. Perhaps the greatest story is from one school that received their AED one day before a 13-year-old suffered from SCA. Now tell me you don t believe in divine intervention! When you hear a story like that, it s all worth it. We ve had four children from Summit County who have died. We really don t know why these incidents seem to be increasing.