Although not directly comparable, calculated proportions of adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes in persons vaccinated against Covid-19 who had a completed pregnancy were similar to incidences reported in studies involving pregnant women that were conducted before the Covid-19 pandemic
for easy maths
if you have 3650 pregnant woman. and there is usually a 15% miscarriage average(547)
then just out of that group alone is 3 women having a miscarriage in any 48 hour period
whether vaccinated or not
if there are 36000(pre covid) ~5400 will have a miscarriage vaccinated or not
thats 30 miscarriages in any 48 hour period
vaccinated or not
treating 2vaccines and a miscarriage within 48 hours as just coincidental unlinked math
means the chance of being vaccinated and within 2 days having a unlinked totally natural percentage miscarriage risk. becomes a 1 in 91 chance
the odd of having a miscarriage on any 2 random events. maybe valentines or easter. would be the same 1 in 91 odds. meaning not a cause . just mathematical coincidence.
so being vaccinated 2 times in 6 months.
in a study that 36000 report to vaers all their symptoms.
meaning just mathematical coincidence odds of 2 separate events just happen to occur in the same 48 hour period
puts the 5400 expected miscarriages as 59 miscarriages just happen to be within 48 hours of a vaccine
so vaers reporting only 46, which is lower than expected .. meaning good
for accuracy
3958 in the deeper study
827 sub group of woman evaluated after their 9th month
only 115 resulted in a pregnancy loss(13.9%)(at any time after a vaccine(days weeks months later)
oh and by the way 13.9% is
not 4-out of-5
its 1-out of-7
franky1 went to the store to get some grapefruits. On his way, he had to cross a deep ravine that had only a footbridge across it. The sign said the bridge could take a max weight of only 200 lbs.
f1 was safe because he weighed 198.
At the store, he bought 3 grapefruits, each weighing 1 lb. When he got to the bridge on his way home, he realized the grapefruits would put him over bridge max by a pound. He thought about it for a while, and then he got them all across at the same time. How did he do it?
He applied his same math numbers principle to grapefruits. He juggled them across.
The point? VAERS says 411,931 reports of vaccine injuries.
Harvard says that VAERS gets less than 1% of the reports generated.That's at least 41,193,100 reports... including 698,500 deaths.
Keep juggling your puny numbers,
f1. You just might make a few people forget that the vaccine is way worse than Covid.