Query for @HHusky

[TurdBomber]

Shut up hypocrite

You brought religion into it

Fuck off

Catholic School family blames government for Seattle Archdiocese pro-vaccine position.

Sad story. Illogical narrative since then.

Good thing I'm here to impartially observe.

HHusky blames school for making up covid restrictions laid down by the state and king county public health. Same story, illogical narrative from the start. Good thing we all have the receipts.

“Statement on COVID-19 Vaccines
Seattle, WA, March 9, 2021[/b] – In accordance with the instruction of the Holy See and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the use of all current COVID-19 vaccines during this pandemic is morally acceptable. It is not only important for one’s personal health, but it is also our responsibility to care for the common good of the broader community, and getting a vaccine is one way to do so.[/b] Whenever you are allowed to get the vaccine, please do so knowing that it is morally acceptable to receive whichever vaccine is being offered.”
[/b]

Not only did this predate the government mandate, but Catholic schools all over the country have mandated vaccines regardless of whether their local governments did so.

This is where you failingly argue that Assumption School isn't totally onboard with mandatory vaccination.

#receipts!

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

In other words H is a super spreader yelling at everyone else to follow the rules.

Internalized dishonesty.

 

[HHusky]

In other words H is a super spreader yelling at everyone else to follow the rules.

Internalized dishonesty.

How so?

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.co...blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

 

[pawz]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

 

[GrundleStiltzkin]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.

 

[TurdBomber]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

 

[HHusky]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.

 

[pawz]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

 

[TurdBomber]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

Dazzler cares more about impressing us with his banal legal know-how than he does about a dead mother of three in his neighborhood.

Tells us all we need to know about this epic failure.

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

Dazzler cares more about impressing us with his banal legal know-how than he does about a dead mother of three in his neighborhood.

Tells us all we need to know about this epic failure.

Madam, this whole thread is about questions directed at me. If that pisses you off, perhaps there are better uses for your time.

 

[TurdBomber]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

Dazzler cares more about impressing us with his banal legal know-how than he does about a dead mother of three in his neighborhood.

Tells us all we need to know about this epic failure.

Madam, this whole thread is about questions directed at me. If that pisses you off, perhaps there are better uses for your time.

Fuck you, Worm.

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

Dazzler cares more about impressing us with his banal legal know-how than he does about a dead mother of three in his neighborhood.

Tells us all we need to know about this epic failure.

Madam, this whole thread is about questions directed at me. If that pisses you off, perhaps there are better uses for your time.

Fuck you, Worm.

Who says people aren't witty anymore?

 

[TurdBomber]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

Dazzler cares more about impressing us with his banal legal know-how than he does about a dead mother of three in his neighborhood.

Tells us all we need to know about this epic failure.

Madam, this whole thread is about questions directed at me. If that pisses you off, perhaps there are better uses for your time.

Fuck you, Worm.

Who says people aren't witty anymore?

Fuck you, Worm.

 

[pawz]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

It's seems our esteemed counselor is unaware of actual law.

None of this will happen.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/300aa-22

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

It's seems our esteemed counselor is unaware of actual law.

None of this will happen.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/300aa-22

Oh my.

Embarrassing.

For you.

 

[HHusky]

https://stuartbramhall.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/exclusive-healthy-young-mother-dies-of-vaccine-induced-blood-clot-then-twitter-censors-her-obituary/

On Sept. 2, Jessica went to a Seattle pharmacy to get her COVID vaccine and was told she would be receiving the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) shot. Jessica had no underlying health conditions, her husband said.

Jessica was “vehemently opposed” to taking the vaccine, “considering her stay-at-home mom status, state of good health and young age in conjunction with the known and unknown risk of an unproven vaccine,” Wilson said.

But Jessica was pressured to get the vaccine due to a vaccine mandate at their child’s school [/b]requiring “room moms” who wished to serve in the classroom be fully vaccinated.

In an email to The Defender, Ivancie said Jessica immediately became ill after receiving J&J’s vaccine, and went to the emergency room at UW Medical Center.

“Jessica explained she had been vaccinated and was suffering various severe symptoms,” Ivancie said. “Attending doctors kept her isolated for hours, insisted on giving her a COVID test and sent her home. They did not pursue any other protocol, [/b]even though Jessica protested.”[/b][/i]

So Assumption School and medical negligence.

Yes, anything/everything but the vaxx.

HHfs

Anti-Vax magazine says it was Assumption and the ER docs. The mag is on your team, ladies.

VITT is treatable, but at a bare minimum you do have to keep the patient and administer the treatment.

The private school's got nothing to do with it. She chose to follow that rule. It's not like, you know, the government.

You don't seem willing to let the UW off the hook.

I'm not either.

Once the family is done venting about vaccines and government they might want to call a medical negligence lawyer. She died from a serious but treatable condition. Uncle Thomas is a long time libertarian think tank employee. Maybe he shouldn't be the face of the malpractice suit.[/i][/b]

Likely Cause of Death: Intravenous Injection.

Causation will be an issue. No doubt.

Experts will earn some fees.[/i][/b]

How, counselor?

No law firm can even entertain filing the suit without hiring experts. You cannot bring a medical malpractice suit in Washington without an expert.

UW's experts will say the UW met the standard of care. Plaintiffs' experts will say the opposite.

UW's experts will say she couldn't have been saved. Plaintiffs' experts will say she would have recovered.

Doctors charge healthy hourly rates to evaluate cases and to testify.

It's seems our esteemed counselor is unaware of actual law.

None of this will happen.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/300aa-22

Oh my.

Embarrassing.

For you.

Hasn't sunk in yet, pawz?