Ottawa Citizen: you are more likely to get struck by lightning than get mRNA vaccine myocarditis

Paging Dr Moore

Normally I would post this type of information on Twitter as there is more reach, and it is easier to set up a thread. However, Twitter has locked my account for a week, directly because of my posts regarding how often myocarditis occurs after Covid vaccination - in particular from Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

My opinion is that mRNA vaccine myocarditis is significantly more likely than getting struck by lightning, all things being equal.

Below I have shared reasons for holding this opinion.

Screenshot from Ottawa Citizen article.

Ottawa Citizen @OttawaCitizen

An analysis of 627 cases of vaccine-linked myocarditis worldwide showed that out of 626 fully recovered patients, there was just one fatality — via @healthing_ca healthing.ca/diseases-and-c… #healthing #myocarditis #covid19 #vaccineCOVID

healthing.caYou have better odds of being struck by lightning than getting myocarditis after a COVID-19 vaccineVaccine myocarditis risk is less likely than being struck by lightning

On July 13, Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr Kieran Moore, explained during a press conference regarding Covid vaccines that the risk of having myocarditis as a side effect of some Covid vaccines was as high as 1 in 5000.

Benoit MD @MDinCanada

Government official in Canada cites risk-benefit for covid vaccines ***Congratulations to Dr Kieran Moore for beating PHAC, Health Canada, CPSO, CMA, RCPSC, CMPA, federal and provincial ministers of health to this vital piece of informed consent data***

Richard Southern @RichardCityNews

While availability for second boosters is wide open for anyone over 18, Dr. Moore says young healthy adults don’t necessarily need one. Asked why, he says it’s risk reward, young person unlikely to end up in hospital “We know there is a risk, one in 5000 that may get myocarditis”

Last summer, the Ottawa Heart Institute looked at **32 cases of heart inflammation** related to Covid vaccines in the months of June and July alone.

This study was never published because the authors used the wrong number of people who had received Covid vaccines in Ottawa. Their heart inflammation data was never questioned.

The Ottawa Citizen is doing a disservice to the public with this article.