
The Adverse Reaction of Chantal Uren

53 responses to “The Adverse Reaction of Chantal Uren”
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Poor lady, rough time indeed. Hope she recovers, at least she didn’t die like ten of thousands of others have from this toxin. If only Australian Police had formed their own union that would stand for their rights.
He sat in his chair stating that it was worth the risk of having another stroke to get my second Pfizer shot. How can a doctor sit there and tell someone those things. He was willing to risk my life to meet what I believe his goal to be of getting as many people vaccinated as possible.
Let’s also understand some doctors are trained to kill babies so clearly a minor issue to this type. Also being in the police she would know about quotas.
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I’m a bit suss on that report. I don’t mean the info contained but the WA locale. I’m sure that that lady’s face is from another story which I think was on the old cat. The woman was from somewhere in the USA and did have the jab. I tried to search for it but couldn’t find it.
(btw, does anyone have any experience of very bad migraines at the top of the head combined with noises inside the head, when the head is moved, which sound like thick tissue paper being scrunched up? This is what my relo has been experiencing daily since her first jab in late March).
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There are some details that suggest this story is not from WA.
I live in Perth, follow the news about COVID and have never heard of a vaccine safety clinic.
The image shows a woman wearing a top or sweater that says Arizona. Of course Arizona sweaters can exist in Australia but they are more likely to be found in the US.
She used the phrase “go to the bathroom”, which is a normal American phrase that is not generally used in Australia.
The tone of the story is emotional, with mentions of crying and humiliation. It seems out of character for a police officer, who has been trained to give evidence objectively.
The story might be genuine but I doubt it. I’d want to see more evidence before I believe it. -
Thank you Chantal for your story.
I recently had surgery to remove a large adenoma as well as radiation therapy. I was told that in all probability my likely cause of death will be an aneurysm or stroke.
I have resisted vaccination against COVID on the basis that the vaccines are largely untested. But when I started hearing of sudden deaths, blood clots and myocarditis I became concerned that taking a COVID vaccine might magnify and accelerate the prospect of a Cerebrovascular accident.
I have quizzed both my GP and my primary medical specialist but they have both advised me to take the vaccine and dismissed my concerns as 2+2=22 territory. While they are otherwise excellent doctors, I will not be taking their advice at this time.
I see Chantal’s story as a vindication of my position.
For the record I am a health care worker (now medically retired) who has been vaccinated against virtually everything, including occasional flu shots.
I am both saddened and utterly appalled by the stance of the medical authorities in Australia and AHPRA. One day there will be a reckoning
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Gaslighting on vaccine injuries is the number one skill for all medical personnel
close, but not 100% correct, there are a few of us speaking out, but we are getting carpet bombed by the government, media and professional bodies like everyone else.
Today is my 2nd last week as a Dr, as I will be thrown on the scrap heap after 32 years for the crime of doing what I have always done – assessing health risks and acting accordingly to manage them – in my case this means NOT rolling up the sleeve and instead focussing on personal immunity whilst I await the completion of the vaccine trials in 2023.
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I’m a bit suss on that report. I don’t mean the info contained but the WA locale. I’m sure that that lady’s face is from another story which I think was on the old cat. The woman was from somewhere in the USA and did have the jab. I tried to search for it but couldn’t find it.
Australian power points in the background.
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Covid 19, Ireland
Two counties in trouble as Taoiseach gives warning about opening decision dateCovid19 case numbers are on the rise in Ireland , leading to doubts over the lifting of restrictions on October 22
Having seemed to have done so well in supressing the coronavirus for months, Ireland is now staring down the barrel of a fifth wave of the deadly disease
Case numbers have been increasing greatly (up 43% in the last week) while the number of people in hospital with the virus is also starting to rise at a worrying rate.415 people are being cared for in hospital, 70 of which are in the ICU.And it is these facts and figures that have led the Government to ring the alarm bells about a potential reopening of the country next weekend.
Here’s the latest information we have on the whole situation.
Kerry and Waterford in deep trouble as Delta surges
Minister Stephen Donnelly has said counties Kerry and Waterford are experiencing increasing rates despite having low cases consistently in the past.
And Waterford has one of the highest rates of vaccine uptake.
He said: “We’ve seen testing increase, we’ve seen the positivity rates increase and we’ve seen the total number of tests increase. It’s right across the country. We’re seeing it in some places that have had consistently very low levels like Kerry for example.
“It’s now dealing with a serious level. Waterford I think the highest vaccine rate in Ireland is dealing with a very serious case incidence at the moment.
“There is a concern.”
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BBS.
I am pretty sure she is really from Perth.
She may have also had a health episode in early September which, whilst scary for her, was both mild and short-lived.
Whether there has been ample amounts of mayo applied to the rest of the story, who knows?
The total lack of detail as to dates, names and locations started to ring alarm bells with me. -
Singapore has seen a recent spike in cases since the relaxation of restrictions, with case numbers at their highest. However, 98 percent of these cases are mild or asymptomatic. This suggests vaccines are having a major impact on lessening the severity of COVID, but a less pronounced ability to completely interrupt disease transmission.
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BBS: She refers to a nutrition business she started, and this appears to be the one:
https://www.caninecarvery.com.au/
The slider graphics (click the horizontal arrows) feature a woman with a St Bernard or Newfie (don’t know which) that might well be her. I’m inclined to think her post is genuine.
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Remember the health professionals HAVE TO follow the narrative determined by the fascists at APHRA and if they don’t it’s bye bye. Of course she’s genuine. The reactions of her superiors is exactly how it happens. Behind the scenes they’re shottong themselves.
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I didn’t really understand what the appointment was about until I was taken into a private room with a doctor who tried to tell me that the vaccine had nothing to do with what had happened to me but then also couldn’t tell me that it didn’t. He sat in his chair stating that it was worth the risk of having another stroke to get my second Pfizer shot. How can a doctor sit there and tell someone those things. He was willing to risk my life to meet what I believe his goal to be of getting as many people vaccinated as possible.
Unbelievable!
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“Ireland is now staring down the barrel of a fifth wave of the deadly disease”
This is the big lie that sustains the bogus vaccine drive. ‘Get vaccinated or you’ll die’.
In fact, more than 99% of patients recover. Sure the vaccine reduces the severity of disease in patients with co-morbidities, but the simple fact is that normal healthy individuals are rarely if ever seriously affected. -
My partner is scheduled in for the frankenjab on Monday.
Her body her choice, thinks I.
Showing her this story is the only thing I have done to influence her against it. Hope she cancels.
She is also my carer.Heavens forbid anything happen to her. I’d have to get up and get my own beer from the fridge. -
“The whole country is being run like a teenage social media experiment, if you don’t get sufficient likes you get canned. Our government is equivalent to tiktok.”
And they will follow the US lead and say “Look! Success! 95% of the workforce is vaccinated!”.
Yes indeed – the 95% of the 70% who took it or had an excuse the authorities were prepared to accept.
The other 30% are now “un-personed”. Grubs. Will we follow the US example and treat refusal to take the vax and being fired for not doing so as a “resignation”, therefore denied immediate access to unemployment benefits? I think that will follow here too.That a previous infection – even a severe one – is not acceptable as a reason to not be vaxxed is appalling.
That you cannot refuse on religious or moral grounds (vax developed and/or tested using aborted fetal tissue), or even because you don’t think it appropriate for your circumstances is also wrong, wrong wrong. This should always be a personal choice, with advise from your trusted medical practitioner.
My own doctor only offered medical advise and never mentioned “social responsibility” or similar, even though I didn’t ask him not to beforehand. But plenty do stick their beak into what is “best for society”, which is NOT what I want, nor should it be in any way something that is appropriate to discuss with a patient from a professional medical perspective – unless they ask, of course. If they don’t ask, it should never come up.I ended up getting it (only first one so far) with no issues, not even a “sore arm”. (ignoring my “pre-vaccine” injury – I tripped down some stairs and twisted my knee and ankle) It was not my preferred choice, but I could see the writing on the wall. And, as above, talked to my doctor first.
My reluctance was several fold, and included the lack of long term effects data, but for the most part it was because I don’t get ‘flu shots and I am one of those people who never seem to get a bad flu anyway – while those around me are sick for a week, I’m over it in a day, two at the most. It was ever thus for me, for as long as I can remember, and even now at 57 y.o.Perhaps most galling is that I am, like many others, considered an “essential worker” – I was allowed to continue coming in to work until the vax was widely available, then it changed to “must be vaxed or can’t go in”. I thought you said I was “essential”? That this happens to me is, perhaps, marginally acceptable – I am not a “front line” medical worker. But for nurses, doctors etc to be called “heroes” for risking themselves in the pre-vaccine days, to being thrown on the scrap heap for refusing to comply with a vax mandate is so… so… sorry, but the only thing that comes close is “fucked up”. Taking a line from Greta “How DARE you!”
Note to politicians and beaurocrats: I will never forget this and never forgive you for it. It is wrong on multiple levels and you know it. It is, indeed, against Australian law and international treaty. Yet somehow, you believe you are getting away with it anyway. You are not and will not. And if I find myself permanently injured from this forced procedure, you WILL pay a price, even if it is the last thing I do in this world – I will take my chances with God’s view of my actions rather than see you survive for such an atrocity. I guess I need to wait for the Feds to show up now and arrest me for threatening violence. No, not a threat – a promise. And I always keep my promises – by hook or by crook. Because I am an honourable man, and my word means everything to me.
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Sorry to hear that you are retiring flyingduk. I doubt that you are alone. Well done for standing up to the bullying.
Im good …. i saw this coming (tyranny, not covid) 10y ago after 2 trips to the MEAO working for govt. That showed me just how violent and coercive ALL govts are, including to the citizens they ‘serve’.
Ive been telling kids since then I would become an enemy of the state in my lifetime, and prepared accordingly. Now, here we are.
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How have people not cottoned on to the reason vaccines *appear* to prevent hospitalizations yet?
In the outside world anybody (vaxed or unvaxed) can go and get tested. And because the vaxed are scared and compliant, many do.
In hospitals, it’s up to doctors to decide if people get a covid test. And they will typically choose to test the unvaxed.
So there’s your “vaccines prevent hospitalizations” explanation.
They prevent nothing. Well they often prevent good health and judging by the actions of many of those who get them they seem to also prevent compassion and logic as well.
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Chad Thunderbrain, given how traumatised your posts display you are about the whole matter, have you thought yourself into developing syphilis yet?
If not, stop wasting everybody’s time with mean-spirited m twaddle like
Gaslighting on vaccine injuries is the number one skill for all medical personnel.
And think yourself sick harder.
Then, you might have an excuse for what you come out with…
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She is the real deal.
I think so too.
As Mater noticed, the power points are Australian. And if you open Healthy Living section on her web-site (https://www.caninecarvery.com.au/) you’ll see the blog posts under her name. -
“Chad Thunderbrain, given how traumatised your posts display you are about the whole matter, have you thought yourself into developing syphilis yet?”
Yeah mate. You’ve got it all worked out.
*I’m* the problem.
I thought you wanted everybody to trust your ability to diagnose the issue correctly? If so, that’s a really crappy way of going about it.
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I thought you wanted everybody to trust your ability to diagnose the issue correctly? If so, that’s a really crappy way of going about it.
Don’t know what you are on about with that, Chad Thunderbrain.
You routinely pop up here to vilify medical folk of any and all description, and you have repeatedly put yourself on record as declaring that human biology is all a crock.
Do you not remember the repeated screaming fits you have engaged in over the alleged choking horror that is a humble doctor’s surgery or a peak-hour train? And how you should immediately keel over and die if you go sit in one?
You may not have thought yourself physically ill, but you have definitely thought yourself whoopy.
So to answer your assertion:
*I’m* the problem
Not in the sense of you as a person. But your thinking has pushed you to the point where you are so cartoonishly obnoxious that youbare either legitimately Graeme Bird-level mad, or completely worn out your novelty value as a troll…
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I finally got back – thanks for all the discussion regarding the veracity of Chantel’s claims.
What a terrible time she’s had to deal with and it’s not likely to be over soon. Her experience alone should be enough to cease the mandating and roll out of the vaccine. The behaviour of the doctor is a disgrace, as is all those doing the government’s bidding.
It’s sad to think that thousands of workers are being bullied with the possibility of loss of their job on the one hand and on the other hand the risk of serious illness.
Duk, good luck to you.
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Do you not remember the repeated screaming fits you have engaged in over the alleged choking horror that is a humble doctor’s surgery or a peak-hour train?
Oh so you don’t believe being around lots of sick people is remotely dangerous?
In that case there’s been a huge misunderstanding because we are in fact in complete agreement.
Disease isn’t contagious. I’m with you 100 per cent Rex.
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In that case there’s been a huge misunderstanding because we are in fact in complete agreement.
No, Chad Thunderbrain. We are not, and never have been.
The immune system is far more complicated and capable than your ego will ever allow it to be.
Disease is not contagious
Take your moronic word games and go beclown yourself elsewhere. A disease is an illness of people, animals, plants, etc., caused by infection or a failure of health rather than by an accident. Its causative agents are contagious, and any discharge or shedding may well be, too.
We’ve done this semantic merry-go-round with you many times previously, Chad Thunderbrain. In each instance, it has always resulted in you screaming like an overtired toddler about impossible runaway positive chain reactions and then running away yourself.
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Figuressays:
October 20, 2021 at 4:55 amOh no, not again.
Poor old binary.
Looks like we’re going to have to try again to explain the relative risk difference between spending 15 minutes in a doctors’ surgery (where significant health precautions are taken) with maybe 10 people present at most, and spending about 180 hours in total over winter in public transport (not noted for cleanliness) crowded in with 100’s of other people at a time, along with vast numbers of other interactions.
Or maybe we could just tell him to fuck off.
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Many thanks to MATER for pointing the following out.
Click on the FB link. Open the photo in a new tab. Click to zoom.
THE POWER SOCKET ON THE RIGHT HAND WALL IS AUSTRALIAN
Only two countries in the world use these outlets. Ourselves. And New Zealand.
The switches above the sockets are indicative as well since few other countries bother to switch their sockets.This photo would therefore appear to be Australian in origin.
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Duk, thank you very much for the heads up about Eraquell. I wish you the best for the future.
Baba – suggest the product you are inquiring about may be better used, I think, in an application on the skin. Suggest instead, Ausmectin or Normectin – both obtainable in Oz in Ag supplies. Just a suggestion.
Maybe flyingduk can comment.
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