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Could this just be that people didn't generally go to doctors in 2020 so this is really 2020 and 2021?

• creshal 5y ago
  That was predicted to happen back in 2020, when hospitals had to postpone cancer surgeries and the likes. Unfortunately, the "whistleblowers" make no attempts at understanding statistics, much less explaining them, and just want to blame it all on vaccines. Please donate to their cause, because their livelihoods depend on finding a secret hidden scoop in publicly available data, and to everyone's surprise they did! What a coincidence.
• treeman79 5y ago
  I was in the process of recovering from some serious medical issues when I lost access to my doctors from covid. It was a scary set of months. Thankfully the last attempt at medication, after 3 years of failures, actually helped with out extreme side effects. If covid had been a month earlier I would have died. As it is I had to start replacing prescription blood thinners medications with OTC meds. Since appointments were so hard to get. Actual covid was scary and upped my clotting and stroke problems for a good six months.
• loudtieblahblah 5y ago
  Funny how everything but the obvious big change is a conspiracy theory.
  • camillomiller 5y ago
    It is all but obvious. This data doesn’t prove anything, so why should it be accepted that it’s the vaccines?