Hi Folks,
I wanted to share this post from my co-author Jennifer Margulis’s blog and newsletter, Vibrant Life, which touched my heart. Tyler was excited to get his second Pfizer vaccine shot as he tweeted, “I get to finally hug my grandmothers.”...
I wanted to share this post from my co-author Jennifer Margulis’s blog and newsletter, Vibrant Life, which touched my heart. Tyler was excited to get his second Pfizer vaccine shot as he tweeted, “I get to finally hug my grandmothers.”...
Article Excerpt:
Tyler Edwards was the kind of person who had five hundred best friends. That’s because you couldn’t meet him without liking him. He was always positive, his friends say, energetic, funny, and a star basketball player and coach.
“… hands down the most amazing person this world had to offer,” his girlfriend Kayla Brookes remembers. “Just his smile alone could light up the darkest room.”
Edwards would have turned 28 in a week, on August 26th.
But instead of going to his birthday party, his friends gathered this week for a memorial.
“… hands down the most amazing person this world had to offer,” his girlfriend Kayla Brookes remembers. “Just his smile alone could light up the darkest room.”
Edwards would have turned 28 in a week, on August 26th.
But instead of going to his birthday party, his friends gathered this week for a memorial.
Died of Suspected Cardiac Arrest
Edwards, who grew up in Flint, Michigan, played basketball at Alma College, and had been coaching boys varsity basketball at Comstock Park High School for just one year, died on Monday, August 15.
The cause of death, according to news sources, was “suspected cardiac arrest.”
How does a healthy, vibrant, fit young man die of a heart attack?
Why have so many healthy, vibrant, fit young people died so suddenly recently?
The cause of death, according to news sources, was “suspected cardiac arrest.”
How does a healthy, vibrant, fit young man die of a heart attack?
Why have so many healthy, vibrant, fit young people died so suddenly recently?
Medical Doctors: COVID-19 Vaccines Do More Harm Than Good
Cardiac surgeon, Dr. Kenji Yamamoto, M.D., has seen so many adverse effects from COVID-19 vaccines at Okamura Memorial Hospital in Shizuoka, Japan, where he works, that he has publicly called for a halt to the Japanese COVID-19 vaccine program.
Dr. Robert Lowry, M.D., a neurologist based in Texas, insists that autopsies must be performed on people who are dying suddenly to determine the exact cause of death.
As Lowry told me in a recent interview, a pathologist at an academic institution will be able to find out if the death was caused by health problems induced by a vaccine or by a viral infection or if the heart failure originated from another cause.
He also expressed concern about the often lethal neurological and vascular injuries, including blood clots in the brain and blood clots in the lungs, that we are seeing from a few days up to a year following vaccination.
Lowry, too, believes the harms of vaccinating children and young adults against COVID-19 greatly outweigh the benefits.
Dr. Robert Lowry, M.D., a neurologist based in Texas, insists that autopsies must be performed on people who are dying suddenly to determine the exact cause of death.
As Lowry told me in a recent interview, a pathologist at an academic institution will be able to find out if the death was caused by health problems induced by a vaccine or by a viral infection or if the heart failure originated from another cause.
He also expressed concern about the often lethal neurological and vascular injuries, including blood clots in the brain and blood clots in the lungs, that we are seeing from a few days up to a year following vaccination.
Lowry, too, believes the harms of vaccinating children and young adults against COVID-19 greatly outweigh the benefits.
Read the rest of Jennifers article in her newsletter here: RIP Tyler Edwards - by Jennifer Margulis - Vibrant Life (substack.com)
Jennifer Margulis, Ph.D., is an award-winning science writer and co-author of The Addiction Spectrum: A Compassionate, Holistic Approach to Recovery. She wrote in-depth cover stories and produced radio features for Jefferson Public Radio for over 15 years and is currently a regular contributor to The Epoch Times. Please support independent journalism by becoming a paid subscriber to this channel, Vibrant Life, which costs less than the price of a cup of coffee a month. If you’d rather cut out the middle man and buy Jennifer a drink or take her out to lunch, you can Venmo her directly: @Jennifer-Margulis-2.
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