This is why some of us can't have any jab. Take a look at the pics and have a read of the article.


https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10124957/amp/Australian-actress-Melle-Stewart-suffers-stroke-getting-AstraZeneca-Covid-vaccine.html

Australian actress fighting for life after suffering a stroke caused by AstraZeneca Covid vaccine's extremely rare blood-clotting side effect

By Tita Smith and Kylie Stevens For Daily Mail Australia

24 Oct 2021

An Australian actress was fighting for life in ICU after suffering a stroke caused by the AstraZeneca vaccine's rare blood-clotting side effect.

Melle Stewart, 40, received her first dose of the Oxford-made vaccine on May 24 in London, where she lives with her husband, and fellow actor, Ben Lewis.

The performer ended up in ICU, where she was diagnosed with Vaccine-induced Thrombocytopenic Thrombosis, a rare side affect linked to the AstraZeneca jab.

Melle spent three weeks in an induced coma on a ventilator after she suffered a severe stroke, caused by two large clots in the main veins of her brain.

After spending almost five weeks fighting for life in ICU, she was transferred to an Acute Stroke Unit where she started rehabilitation, before being moved to a specialised London hospital on September 8.

More chance of you posting pictures than having a stroke from AZ you stupid woman.

Go to bed Multi Cyber Troll Jim Lahey! Your medications haven't yet worn off! Next!

From your link:

Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is an extremely rare condition involving low blood platelet levels and only 156 cases of the illness have been reported from nearly 13million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia.

The Heartless Felon wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 6:09am:

From your link: Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is an extremely rare condition involving low blood platelet levels and only 156 cases of the illness have been reported from nearly 13million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia.

And even if just 1 of those was your wife or sister or daughter .... YOUR life would never be the same. Not just theirs.

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 6:19am:

The Heartless Felon wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:09am: From your link: Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is an extremely rare condition involving low blood platelet levels and only 156 cases of the illness have been reported from nearly 13million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia. And even if just 1 of those was your wife or sister or daughter .... YOUR life would never be the same. Not just theirs.

By that logic you wouldn't drive a car, use the roads, leave the house or step into the shower/bath.

But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath...

You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc...

Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it...

SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 8:20am:

But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath... You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc... Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it...

Yes, there's all that...

The point is, life involves risk. In a modern society, that inevitable risk is the most minimised in human history.

Now we're left wondering if a one-in-a-million risk is too much of an ask; at least when we're grandstanding...

Otherwise, we accept risks that are many times greater than that asked of us with vaccination; such as the risk of being the victim of a road accident.

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 6:42am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:19am: The Heartless Felon wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:09am: From your link: Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is an extremely rare condition involving low blood platelet levels and only 156 cases of the illness have been reported from nearly 13million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia. And even if just 1 of those was your wife or sister or daughter .... YOUR life would never be the same. Not just theirs. By that logic you wouldn't drive a car, use the roads, leave the house or step into the shower/bath.

Oh my apologies North I must have missed those stats.

I must say I did try looking for them under this heading : Number of deaths in the world BECAUSE of having a shower 😂🤣😆

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 10:28am:

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:42am: Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:19am: The Heartless Felon wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:09am: From your link: Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is an extremely rare condition involving low blood platelet levels and only 156 cases of the illness have been reported from nearly 13million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia. And even if just 1 of those was your wife or sister or daughter .... YOUR life would never be the same. Not just theirs. By that logic you wouldn't drive a car, use the roads, leave the house or step into the shower/bath. Oh my apologies North I must have missed those stats. I must say I did try looking for them under this heading : Number of deaths in the world BECAUSE of having a shower 😂🤣😆

Look for deaths from slipping over in the shower. Like covid, it particularly affects aged people.

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 8:26am:

SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:20am: But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath... You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc... Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it... Yes, there's all that... The point is, life involves risk. In a modern society, that inevitable risk is the most minimised in human history. Now we're left wondering if a one-in-a-million risk is too much of an ask; at least when we're grandstanding... Otherwise, we accept risks that are many times greater than that asked of us with vaccination; such as the risk of being the victim of a road accident.

Oh so you agree that risk assessment comes into this.

And I'd agree with you.

Which is exactly why I'm pro choice!

Each individual must undertake their own risk assessment and act on the advice of their personal qualified practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances.

Awesome work North! I knew you'd end up agreeing with me 😎

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 10:30am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:28am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:42am: Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:19am: The Heartless Felon wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 6:09am: From your link: Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is an extremely rare condition involving low blood platelet levels and only 156 cases of the illness have been reported from nearly 13million doses of AstraZeneca administered in Australia. And even if just 1 of those was your wife or sister or daughter .... YOUR life would never be the same. Not just theirs. By that logic you wouldn't drive a car, use the roads, leave the house or step into the shower/bath. Oh my apologies North I must have missed those stats. I must say I did try looking for them under this heading : Number of deaths in the world BECAUSE of having a shower 😂🤣😆 Look for deaths from slipping over in the shower. Like covid, it particularly affects aged people.

I can't find those stats North.

You seem to know these numbers better than me.

Could you perhaps reveal the figures for us to examine? I'll even make it easier for you. Focus on stats just from Australia.

Tip : Please think this through before answering because I'm ready to pounce on you yet again lol 😂

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 10:32am:

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:26am: SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:20am: But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath... You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc... Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it... Yes, there's all that... The point is, life involves risk. In a modern society, that inevitable risk is the most minimised in human history. Now we're left wondering if a one-in-a-million risk is too much of an ask; at least when we're grandstanding... Otherwise, we accept risks that are many times greater than that asked of us with vaccination; such as the risk of being the victim of a road accident. Oh so you agree that risk assessment comes into this. And I'd agree with you. Which is exactly why I'm pro choice! Each individual must undertake their own risk assessment and act on the advice of their personal qualified practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances. Awesome work North! I knew you'd end up agreeing with me 😎

Life involves risk...

Like the chances of getting hit by lightning, shark attack while swimming, being rundown on the sidewalk, slipping over in the shower, being involved in an accident while driving, being hit by a meteorite &etc...

Do any of these risks prevent you from activities that include those risks?

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 10:45am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:32am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:26am: SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:20am: But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath... You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc... Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it... Yes, there's all that... The point is, life involves risk. In a modern society, that inevitable risk is the most minimised in human history. Now we're left wondering if a one-in-a-million risk is too much of an ask; at least when we're grandstanding... Otherwise, we accept risks that are many times greater than that asked of us with vaccination; such as the risk of being the victim of a road accident. Oh so you agree that risk assessment comes into this. And I'd agree with you. Which is exactly why I'm pro choice! Each individual must undertake their own risk assessment and act on the advice of their personal qualified practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances. Awesome work North! I knew you'd end up agreeing with me 😎 Life involves risk... Like the chances of getting hit by lightning, shark attack while swimming, being rundown on the sidewalk, slipping over in the shower, being involved in an accident while driving, being hit by a meteorite &etc... Do any of these risks prevent you from activities that include those risks?

Hey I fully agree.

However your argument is flawed!

You've assumed that life's risks come in at the same risk value for ALL human beings. They don't. The values differ from 1 human being to another.

When it comes to things we enjoy doing, we are rational about the risks involved in doing them and quickly accept the (usually miniscule) risk as acceptable.

Otherwise, when it's something we don't want to do, we're likely to hyper-inflate the risk-benefit ratio in favour of risk.

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 10:58am:

When it comes to things we enjoy doing, we are rational about the risks involved in doing them and quickly accept the (usually miniscule) risk as acceptable. Otherwise, when it's something we don't want to do, we're likely to hyper-inflate the risk-benefit ratio in favour of risk.

Can't argue with that.

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 10:48am:

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:45am: Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:32am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:26am: SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:20am: But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath... You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc... Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it... Yes, there's all that... The point is, life involves risk. In a modern society, that inevitable risk is the most minimised in human history. Now we're left wondering if a one-in-a-million risk is too much of an ask; at least when we're grandstanding... Otherwise, we accept risks that are many times greater than that asked of us with vaccination; such as the risk of being the victim of a road accident. Oh so you agree that risk assessment comes into this. And I'd agree with you. Which is exactly why I'm pro choice! Each individual must undertake their own risk assessment and act on the advice of their personal qualified practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances. Awesome work North! I knew you'd end up agreeing with me 😎 Life involves risk... Like the chances of getting hit by lightning, shark attack while swimming, being rundown on the sidewalk, slipping over in the shower, being involved in an accident while driving, being hit by a meteorite &etc... Do any of these risks prevent you from activities that include those risks? Hey I fully agree. However your argument is flawed! You've assumed that life's risks come in at the same risk value for ALL human beings. They don't. The values differ from 1 human being to another.

Of course...

In some people, for example, their irrational fear of needles hyper-inflates their perception of risk associated with vaccination... Hence the obsession in some for finding a pill to ingest in lieu of vaccination via a hypodermic syringe.

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 11:02am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:48am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:45am: Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 10:32am: NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:26am: SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 8:20am: But nobody is forcing you to have a shower or bath... You can choose not to but you'll have to deal with being smelly, have higher health risks and people won't want to be around you, have you in their stores or workplaces, people will complain about you in an enclosed space like a cinema etc... Oh, so it's actually a lot like the vaccine... It's not forced and you have to accept the consequences of not doing it... Yes, there's all that... The point is, life involves risk. In a modern society, that inevitable risk is the most minimised in human history. Now we're left wondering if a one-in-a-million risk is too much of an ask; at least when we're grandstanding... Otherwise, we accept risks that are many times greater than that asked of us with vaccination; such as the risk of being the victim of a road accident. Oh so you agree that risk assessment comes into this. And I'd agree with you. Which is exactly why I'm pro choice! Each individual must undertake their own risk assessment and act on the advice of their personal qualified practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances. Awesome work North! I knew you'd end up agreeing with me 😎 Life involves risk... Like the chances of getting hit by lightning, shark attack while swimming, being rundown on the sidewalk, slipping over in the shower, being involved in an accident while driving, being hit by a meteorite &etc... Do any of these risks prevent you from activities that include those risks? Hey I fully agree. However your argument is flawed! You've assumed that life's risks come in at the same risk value for ALL human beings. They don't. The values differ from 1 human being to another. Of course... In some people, for example, their irrational fear of needles hyper-inflates their perception of risk associated with vaccination... Hence the obsession in some for finding a pill to ingest in lieu of vaccination via a hypodermic syringe.

And what about the risk assessment made by their qualified medical practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances? And who grants them a temporary or permanent exemption? Are you saying that qualified medical professionals might also have some hyper inflated irrational fear now?

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 11:09am:

And what about the risk assessment made by their qualified medical practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances? And who grants them a temporary or permanent exemption? Are you saying that qualified medical professionals might also have some hyper inflated irrational fear now?

Where a qualified healthcare provider has recommended against an action, it would likely be because there is greater than normal risk of adverse effects.

In those rare cases, healthcare advice should prevail.

NorthOfNorth wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 11:13am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 11:09am: And what about the risk assessment made by their qualified medical practitioner who knows their particular set of circumstances? And who grants them a temporary or permanent exemption? Are you saying that qualified medical professionals might also have some hyper inflated irrational fear now? Where a qualified healthcare provider has recommended against an action, it would likely be because there is greater than normal risk of adverse effects. In those rare cases, healthcare advice should prevail.

Thank you. 👌

Yeah Jim she is a Big Fat Greek Dill !

Lives on the dole in a council flat in southern Sydney!

Redmond Neck wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 12:15pm:

Yeah Jim she is a Big Fat Greek Dill ! Lives on the dole in a council flat in southern Sydney!

Wrong screen Miss Multi ID.

You stuffed up answering yourself.

You always stuffed up like this on Yahoo too.

Remember that? Even back then you were everywhere playing everyone and sitting back watching them fight.

And after you were caught RED handed you used to disappear and come back with ID after ID after ID.

Tell me RED....do you play the same kind of mind games over at Monk's forum too? Like you do over on FD's PA forum? Do you still do what you did on Yahoo....work the PM facility until you had every poster in your sight pitted against another poster?

You've always thrived on conflict hey.

And you're always at the heart of every forum and Facebook page making sure conflict reigns supreme.

Not to worry. On Yahoo you were eventually exposed and no one wanted a bar of you. The same will happen here. Once everyone figures out the mind games you play.

Have a great day Red! I know I will.

Listen to the crap the old single greek fatso keeps posting.

I guess it makes sense to the fatso but is boring as batshit to everyone else.

Oh really Monk?

If only I could show you HER posts about you Monk.

In Sparta.

Red? He makes them to my face too.

Sparta and the other secret shitholes in the sewer should be deleted by FD.

Jovial Monk wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 1:35pm:

Red? He makes them to my face too. Sparta and the other secret shitholes in the sewer should be deleted by FD.

Not your forum; not your call!

Lisa,

Melle Stewart, it is very sad.

"Let the buyer beware."     !!!!




Lisa,

Something else......

Do you know ?, have you heard anything about..... ?

In Australia, are ACTORS being use to promote COVID 'vaccination', in TV promotions, vaxx 'commercials' [playing, as family groups, man and wife, with a child ? ] anywhere in Australia ?

Just curious ?

Yadda wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 2:28pm:

Lisa, Melle Stewart, it is very sad. "Let the buyer beware."     !!!! Lisa, Something else...... Do you know ?, have you heard anything about..... ? In Australia, are ACTORS being use to promote COVID 'vaccination', in TV promotions, vaxx 'commercials' [playing, as family groups, man and wife, with a child ? ] anywhere in Australia ? Just curious ?

Yep. Why? It's nothing new.

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 2:03pm:

Jovial Monk wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 1:35pm: Red? He makes them to my face too. Sparta and the other secret shitholes in the sewer should be deleted by FD. Not your forum; not your call!

More is the pity.

Seeing how quiet the sewer is and how 99.9% of threads are the same there as here FD should just delete the whole bloody lot. It is a drag on this board.

Jovial Monk wrote on Oct 25^th, 2021 at 2:42pm:

Lisa Jones wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 2:03pm: Jovial Monk wrote on Oct 25th, 2021 at 1:35pm: Red? He makes them to my face too. Sparta and the other secret shitholes in the sewer should be deleted by FD. Not your forum; not your call! More is the pity. Seeing how quiet the sewer is and how 99.9% of threads are the same there as here FD should just delete the whole bloody lot. It is a drag on this board.

Not your forum! Not your call!

So, I can make suggestions.

Like, I suggest you mount your broom* and fly away!





* Lisa Moans has the super ultra robust full power model with extra reinforcement and jet assisted take off.

Since receiving treatment for my recent illness, my blood pressure
is normal for the first time in several years.

It's been monitored before, during and after the 2 covid shots, the flu
vax and the pneumococcal shot.

I was also on a course of anti-coagulents for some time to treat an
incipient DVT (deep vein thrombosis) in my lower leg (it's fine now)
so my clotting risk is low.

So, despite the vaccine and some of its more ridiculously over-stated
risks, I don't think it's gonna be a stroke that 'gets' me.

It was interesting to me that Jordan Peterson, who gets an immuno-overreaction to just about everything (as he tells it), has been double-vaxxed with the only side-effect appearing to be that his health has never been as good as it is now in 5 years (again, as he tells it); as is his wife's health (also double-vaxxed) who nearly died from kidney cancer 2 years ago and is still on medication, following successful treatment treatment, for that.

Both are well and in great spirits...

Go figure.