I did not get the shots and do not regret it

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Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Did you purposefully not read the conservation because that makes it easier to snidely reply?

He was asking if I saw the play. I had heard about the play, which was a hard hit by a helmet to the chest. Sudden cardiac arrest in NFL FOOTBALL from a hard hit to the chest is not common at all

Also, is it common for someone to say they don’t want to answer about the reason the doctors provided to them? Why not just say sudden cardiac arrest from a hit from a helmet if that was the reason

But yes, cardiac arrests in sports do happen, seemingly far more often these days than before

I 100% purposefully did not read the conversation bc it's just a deluge of misinformation and conspiracy theory nonsense. Just happened to randomly read your post, so sorry if I misrepresented what you were talking about.

at no point did i use the word "common," as sudden cardiac arrest in sport is quite rare, though again it has been a noted occurrence throughout human history. idk why anyone would waste their time in conspiracy thought about why a football player chose not to answer a question and idgaf about that whole topic on the whole. seems like a pointless thing to spend time pondering. like i'm looking at the hierarchy of evidence graphics here for "things football players didn't say on TV" and it's just not there *shrug*

we have data concerning sudden cardiac arrest in sport that was admittedly bad in decades past. we also have the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) data, which tells us that cardiac arrest following vaccination for covid is extremely rare; and actually lower than cardiac arrest following covid infection.

Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Also, it’s a shame this game and forum won’t exist long enough to see which of us live the longest due to our lifestyle choices

with a sample size that small the data would be clinically insignificant at best lmao.