From RSV to Strep A, there appears to be an ever increasing number of infections occurring. A few thoughts on these upticks, and some words of caution.
Those kids getting the measles will most likely have complete immunity to measles the rest of their lives. I was extremely sick when I had the measles, but I made it.
It's hard to know what to think. My unvaccinated 9-year-old had what I think was the flu (didn't test him) three weeks ago. Fever for 3 days but then pretty much back to normal, except for a cough that has persisted. I'm thinking he might have sprouted a sinus infection so I'm taking him in tmw. He's a very strong, healthy kid, and we eat well. But his school was closed for a full year and they masked for a full year after that; this is the first year he's had a normal, maskless, open school environment since 2019. Kids are back to getting sick! It sucks but I think it's normal.
Couple of points- look at the rates of GERD, celiac, colitis, IBS etc to get an idea of gut issues on the rise. Yes they are, and once traditionally older population diseases, are now in younger populations. Then consider mental health issues on the rise, a direct relationship to the gut dysbiosis, there's plenty of literature on it.
Re bouts of measles, RSV etc in both groups (vax and unvax), considering the altered habits and lifestyles of the last almost 3 years and it would be surprising to me if there wasn't an uptick, but regardless, people are also hypersensitive to pathogens these days so higher reporting and presentation to health facilities, would be impacting. I know of people still taking RAT tests for the sniffles associated with an earache.😐😑
Frankly "Teasing out" the after effects that are and will ripple on for years, from the fallout of this global cosplay we have all been participating in, can and will never be truly know. We don't even fully understand how our own bodies work yet, let alone to what extent they interact within and around our environment. Meanwhile, in october 22, there was another LARPing done by same crew who brought us Event 201, the "simulation" Covid19 preparedness. See James Roguski latest Substack. Interestingly "S.E.E.R" IS a combination of RSV🤔🤔😐😑🙄🤦♀️ #herewegoagain #round2 #2025
About measles outbreak — what changed with respect to past? Could it be that CDC is fudging data to suit its ulterior motives? Is the data even trustworthy?
"Was doing normal things 2d beforehand tho hear started feeling sick that day, hosp next, dead next"
What? Assuming it isn't a total yarn, I see no way that a strep infection can kill in 2 days. So was strep just blamed for another unexplained Dying Suddenly? Is it happening in other cases?
Read this a few hours ago and I don't think it was mentioned. I was just talking to my mom who is an urgent care doctor and asked her about there being a lot of strep this year. She said yes and it was because of masks--because children have been masked the past 2 years they have not been passing strep because masks block bacteria but not viruses! So the kids haven't built up an immunity to it. It's like how that guy figured out the mosaic virus in tobacco by filtering out the bacteria, that's how masks work!
Uses trinet which always spells trouble as far as how the "control" ends up being synthesized. In this case it's kids seeing the health systems for some other reason than RSV, which isn't helpful.
Still the raw RSV rates are interesting. There isn't really a gap in the pattern to substantiate a "dept" in immunity after all, and, rates were already rising in 18/19. So the whole thing could just be related to increased testing, possibly.
Vaccinated or unvaccinated by mmr, jabbed or unjabbed for the WEF bug, it should not surprise anyone of wit that a damaged immune system becomes incapable of doing its job. Like a well-meaning politician who, after some wealth and power, succumbs to its true weakness, and descends ever so gradually into the abyss of evil.
Thanks! I’m normally a “ride it out” thinker but I don’t want him to suffer if a quick round of antibiotics is all he needs. I had an undiagnosed sinus infection for an entire year as a child (!) so I know how it feels.
I don’t think his vaxxed peers are “shedding” anything on him to make him sick. I think they were all isolated—although we tried our best to get out, nothing can replicate the school Petri dish—for a long time and their immune systems lost a little verve. And even if his peers’ immune systems are wrecked by the covid shots, that just means they’ll get sick and eventually by the law of averages unvaxxed kids will get sick too, if they’re surrounded by sick kids. It’s not like his immune system got boosted by not getting vaccinated.
I would note that immune system damage from the mRNA inoculations is highly likely, if the reports of increased COVID rebound infections among Paxlovid patients are accurate.
However, we should also realize that the disruptions to everyone's lifestyle since 2020 put the body under tremendous stress, which is sure to produce its own immunosuppressive effect.
In every scenario, the lunatic responses to the COVID "pandemic" play a central role in these outbreaks.
Those kids getting the measles will most likely have complete immunity to measles the rest of their lives. I was extremely sick when I had the measles, but I made it.
It's hard to know what to think. My unvaccinated 9-year-old had what I think was the flu (didn't test him) three weeks ago. Fever for 3 days but then pretty much back to normal, except for a cough that has persisted. I'm thinking he might have sprouted a sinus infection so I'm taking him in tmw. He's a very strong, healthy kid, and we eat well. But his school was closed for a full year and they masked for a full year after that; this is the first year he's had a normal, maskless, open school environment since 2019. Kids are back to getting sick! It sucks but I think it's normal.
Couple of points- look at the rates of GERD, celiac, colitis, IBS etc to get an idea of gut issues on the rise. Yes they are, and once traditionally older population diseases, are now in younger populations. Then consider mental health issues on the rise, a direct relationship to the gut dysbiosis, there's plenty of literature on it.
Re bouts of measles, RSV etc in both groups (vax and unvax), considering the altered habits and lifestyles of the last almost 3 years and it would be surprising to me if there wasn't an uptick, but regardless, people are also hypersensitive to pathogens these days so higher reporting and presentation to health facilities, would be impacting. I know of people still taking RAT tests for the sniffles associated with an earache.😐😑
Frankly "Teasing out" the after effects that are and will ripple on for years, from the fallout of this global cosplay we have all been participating in, can and will never be truly know. We don't even fully understand how our own bodies work yet, let alone to what extent they interact within and around our environment. Meanwhile, in october 22, there was another LARPing done by same crew who brought us Event 201, the "simulation" Covid19 preparedness. See James Roguski latest Substack. Interestingly "S.E.E.R" IS a combination of RSV🤔🤔😐😑🙄🤦♀️ #herewegoagain #round2 #2025
About measles outbreak — what changed with respect to past? Could it be that CDC is fudging data to suit its ulterior motives? Is the data even trustworthy?
werent there some rando measles outbreaks prior to the pandemic? i just did a quick search, straight from the horses mouth (so to speak)... https://www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html
There's also the question of whether Strep is a bystander to some of these deaths. Here is an example https://twitter.com/emilygraymd_mph/status/1601038317889327107
"Was doing normal things 2d beforehand tho hear started feeling sick that day, hosp next, dead next"
What? Assuming it isn't a total yarn, I see no way that a strep infection can kill in 2 days. So was strep just blamed for another unexplained Dying Suddenly? Is it happening in other cases?
Read this a few hours ago and I don't think it was mentioned. I was just talking to my mom who is an urgent care doctor and asked her about there being a lot of strep this year. She said yes and it was because of masks--because children have been masked the past 2 years they have not been passing strep because masks block bacteria but not viruses! So the kids haven't built up an immunity to it. It's like how that guy figured out the mosaic virus in tobacco by filtering out the bacteria, that's how masks work!
Related is https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.11.29.22282887v1
Uses trinet which always spells trouble as far as how the "control" ends up being synthesized. In this case it's kids seeing the health systems for some other reason than RSV, which isn't helpful.
Still the raw RSV rates are interesting. There isn't really a gap in the pattern to substantiate a "dept" in immunity after all, and, rates were already rising in 18/19. So the whole thing could just be related to increased testing, possibly.
Uptick in measles, due to immigration?
I would suggest a contributing factor is the huge influx of unvaccinated illegal aliens in the US and other countries.
Regarding Rishi Sunak, replace inducted with installed and you're on target.
Just as president (silent p) Biden, was installed and not elected, at least by anyone with more than a single functioning brain cell.
Vaccinated or unvaccinated by mmr, jabbed or unjabbed for the WEF bug, it should not surprise anyone of wit that a damaged immune system becomes incapable of doing its job. Like a well-meaning politician who, after some wealth and power, succumbs to its true weakness, and descends ever so gradually into the abyss of evil.
Immune systems are shot, for a variety of reasons.
Thanks! I’m normally a “ride it out” thinker but I don’t want him to suffer if a quick round of antibiotics is all he needs. I had an undiagnosed sinus infection for an entire year as a child (!) so I know how it feels.
I don’t think his vaxxed peers are “shedding” anything on him to make him sick. I think they were all isolated—although we tried our best to get out, nothing can replicate the school Petri dish—for a long time and their immune systems lost a little verve. And even if his peers’ immune systems are wrecked by the covid shots, that just means they’ll get sick and eventually by the law of averages unvaxxed kids will get sick too, if they’re surrounded by sick kids. It’s not like his immune system got boosted by not getting vaccinated.
I would note that immune system damage from the mRNA inoculations is highly likely, if the reports of increased COVID rebound infections among Paxlovid patients are accurate.
https://newsletter.allfactsmatter.us/p/cdc-issues-paxlovid-warning-but-what
However, we should also realize that the disruptions to everyone's lifestyle since 2020 put the body under tremendous stress, which is sure to produce its own immunosuppressive effect.
In every scenario, the lunatic responses to the COVID "pandemic" play a central role in these outbreaks.
Can I just say that a major issue in thne UK right now is no healthcare availability.
I waited 4 weeks for a 2 minute telephone call but that is neither here nor there.
Heart attack victims cannot EXPECT an ambulance and an being told to try and get a taxi to hospital.
A & E waits with sick kids can be over 24 hours.
The no healthcare bit is what is scaring people that and no ABs left anywhere but Sunak lies and some people buy it.