Holy Shit
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I also brought it up. Plenty of otherwise healthy young athletes dying these days, so it warrants questioning.
Bigcountry40
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When my wife said it, it was question out of concern and empathy, like Jesse just said a lot very healthy young men have mysteriously died since the vaccine was introduced and taken. My gut tells this has nothing to do with spine or neck, he got up then collapsed like his heart just stopped and the dude just stopped breathing. Prayers for Damar.
I don't watch NFL. Was talking to my cousin and he was watching. Was telling me what happened. Backboard. Ambulance in field. Then CPR. My first question was "I wonder if he was vaccinated?" Like you, not so much to start any trouble, but more out of concern.
I guess it doesn't matter really. He needs prayers. Whatever the cause is what it is. How about this perspective: if God wants you, only He knows and understands why. His plan is not always meant for us to understand.
They're saying cardiac arrest, so let the speculation continue. Publicly, it'll not be said, but it sure adds fuel to the fire for those prone to think along this line. Sad stuff no matter how you slice it.
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Bighoun52
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Yeah, what Josh said. Apparently a badly timed hit to the chest area and shut his heart down.
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As of this morning they are saying it’s commotio cordis which is when blunt cardiac injury occurs leading to cardiac arrest. Hopefully they were prompt with CPR and AED to promote cerebral perfusion so anoxic brain injury doesn’t occur. They are cooling him at UC which is normal protocol after cardiac arrest to allow the body to recover and is proven to help reduce brain damage.
www.newsweek.com
What Damar Hamlin video reveals about his injury, according to cardiologist
The Buffalo Bills safety, who had on-field CPR after collapsing against the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday, may have suffered cardiac arrest, said the doctor.
www.newsweek.com
That was scary stuff. I didn't see him go down initially, but they showed the replay and he looked like he was in the Matrix and someone yanked his cord. Just dropped like a sack of bricks. Hope for the young man he can recover. Who cares if he can ever play football again, he's should have a lot of life to live.
triple_duece
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We quick to say vaccine but there is also PED’s.
just watched something and his heart might have taken a hit knocking his heart into what they call Vfib. This is where your heart just trembles instead of beating and pumping blood. If so they could’ve shocked his heart and hopefully kick starting it back into a normal rhythm. No one knows exactly as they are not letting it out.
just watched something and his heart might have taken a hit knocking his heart into what they call Vfib. This is where your heart just trembles instead of beating and pumping blood. If so they could’ve shocked his heart and hopefully kick starting it back into a normal rhythm. No one knows exactly as they are not letting it out.
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Yeah, I ain't buying it. You can cover the social media platforms with "doctors" again and I'm still doubting. It is facts that sports players have been dropping since the jab. But now that it happened on a big platform on live TV we get "doctors" coming out giving a diagnosis? Nah Dawg. It could be true but it is getting pushed way to hard for me to believe. We've seen this sheep herding entirely to much to not see it happening again.
No disrespect for this fella, his family and players. That is just unfortunate.
No disrespect for this fella, his family and players. That is just unfortunate.
I would guess some people have seen similar. It just isn't on Monday night football with a huge audience. Remember when they used to post the stats of side effects? And then they stopped? As I recall, young male athletes were having heart issues. It wasn't a freak instance. There were enough to notice the category and take a second look.
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NFL is the most tested professional sport, nfl tells players to not even take anything from gmc
triple_duece
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Hes straight out of college. If you think college players aren’t taking them your head is in the sand. They may not be taking them during the season because of testing. Damage is done years before stacking them trying to get ‘there’.
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Having went through the process myself I can tell you that in college testing is random, the college itself will randomly test and so will the NCAA. In both cases a guy literally watches you with your dick in your hand piss into a cup. At the combine each athlete is tested, I think the same is done at the Senior bowl (but don't quote me on that). When you enter minicamp and camp for the NFL you are tested again. Steriod can stay in your system for a month, so taking them and stopping them isnt really beneficial and will actually cause you to lose strength. PED use in college football died in the 90's, I can only think of maybe one or two guys that juiced while I was in school and both were fucking turd walkons that didnt have the talent. Now that being said, what do you consider a PED? At the college level creatine is legal, but I don't think it is in the NFL. I took creatine with a NO2 which help put more oxygen into my blood, but these substance were both legal and I had my team physician/trainer check them. Believe me there isnt any Barry Bonds or Mark Mcgwire stuff going on. But student athletes are visiting the GMC