Vaccines and the Normalization of Fetal Death

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Me pregnant with my younger girl, posing in front of one of my paintings

I remember when I became pregnant with my older daughter. Both me and my ex were hyper worried about well, everything. He was freaked out because he’d been deployed to Three Mile Island many years before and had to acknowledge that the radiation exposure could affect the development of any children he might later father. I was worried because I’d been drinking and partying my butt off at Fantasy Fest in Key West, Florida before I knew that I was pregnant, among other reasons. The pregnancy hadn’t been planned except by God. I was adamant that we were going to play the hand out. He was adamant that if the pregnancy progressed the baby would be born in Thailand.

The doctor went to do an ultrasound when I was about nine weeks along. She spoke five words that to this day make me tear up thinking about them. I didn’t cry at the funerals of my sister, my father, my husband or my grandfathers with their 21 gun salutes. But those five words make me misty eyed every time I think back.

“You have a normal pregnancy.” She said, shrugging off our concerns. The mundane miracle of creation.

I was hypervigilant about everything and read “What to Expect when You’re Expecting” and “What to Eat When You’re Expecting” cover to cover. They had charts back then of baby’s development week by week. I worried about deep vein thrombosis on the flight from California to Thailand when I was six months pregnant and spent most of the time standing and stretching in the back of the plane. I only scheduled two ultrasounds because I was worried about potential radiation exposure. Once I was assured that the baby was developing normally I did not press the issue further. We didn’t even know the gender of our baby until she was born. I worried about what to eat and potential food poisoning in Thailand. The California doctor’s list of safe foods while travelling abroad was so restrictive I would have been left eating microwaved ramon noodles from 7 Eleven every day. In Thailand I always paired my foods with those with natural antiseptic properties such as lemon and lime, fresh garlic, fresh ginger and strong hot peppers and curries.

My Thailand OB/GYN had done his residency at Johns Hopkins and had lived in the United States for 35 years before returning to Thailand to open his own small hospital specializing in fertility treatments. He liked to calm my nerves by regaling me with tales of very pregnant women whose babies survived all sorts of complications from serious car accidents to difficult labors. There were risks of course, but by the third trimester they mostly related to premature labor due to placental abruption or a difficult delivery. Even in those cases my baby would likely survive but might be born too soon.

Sudden fetal death of a healthy normally developing baby in the third trimester was never even mentioned as a possibility to me. It was that rare back then in the era before prenatal vaccines were normalized.

Dr. Naomi Wolf weighed in on this recently:

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She notes that miscarriage rates go down exponentially the further the pregnancy progresses. I read that around 65% of fertilized eggs do not progress at all, instead being shed at the end of the month as a maybe heavier than normal period. This is known from women who are seeking fertility treatments where they are being blood tested and monitored. It is called a chemical pregnancy.

I miscarried in 2009, from what doctors called a likely chromosonal defect. They told me at the time that about one in six confirmed pregnancies ended in this manner, almost always in the first trimester. Basically something was off about the blueprint in the genes where the fetus could not survive past an early stage of pregnancy. The baby had stopped developing at six weeks and 2 days gestation. I was saddened but not devastated as things had been very off about that pregnancy. I had taken 7 home pregnancy tests over the course of several weeks before one came up as positive. I had issues with spotting the whole time.

“The MedicalNewsToday site notes that miscarriage rates can be as high as 25% in the first trimester, when 80 percent of the pregnancies that miscarry, end. The University of California at Davis Health notes the second trimester “normal” miscarriage rate is about two to three per cent up to 20 weeks and then drops to less than 0.5% once about 20 weeks pregnancy is reached. In the third trimester, though, fetal demise is rare; and it is not called a miscarriage but, rather, is classified as a “stillbirth.”

A study published in 2018 in Human Reproduction 2018 Apr 1;33(4):728-735. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29490045/, “Biomarkers of Preconception Stress and the Incidence of Pregnancy Loss,” also noted that a first trimester pregnancy loss is 28%, but that only .5 percent of losses take place in the second trimester.

In other words, yes, approximately 25% of pregnancies do end in miscarriage in the first trimester. But it is not the case that 10 to 20 percent of second or third trimester pregnancies end in miscarriage or pregnancy loss. So the Mayo Clinic’s assurances — that make it sound as if one woman in ten to one woman in five might normally lose her baby in the first or second trimester or later — the assurances cited by AP, are gravely misleading. 

But now, other news sites and blogs, and other commentators who wish to downplay or “debunk” the high rates of miscarriage/pregnancy loss for babies of vaccinated moms-to-be that we and many others have found in the Pfizer documents and VAERS — are reiterating the misleading “new normal” of babies dying in utero, claimed by the AP.

This gestational age question really matters if you are a woman. It is sad to miscarry in the first trimester, when many women do not even know that they are pregnant; but a miscarriage in the first trimester, sorrowful as it may well be, can seem like an unexpected period. 

But to tell women that it is normal for up to one in five of them to miscarry in the second or even third trimester is something else entirely. A dead third-trimester baby can mean unspeakable trauma, an emergency hospital visit, actual labor, and the need for the delivery of the baby’s remains.  It can mean danger from a partially delivered placenta or an incompletely retrieved fetus — all the dangers, indeed, of childbirth, but with monumental grief thrown in.

So no, it is not true that it is normal that one in ten to one in five fetuses die at any point in a pregnancy. AP is thus misleadingly normalizing fetal death and even stillbirths, the way cartoons are now normalizing child myocarditis.”

I think that the Covid “vaccines” are certainly killing babies and this is being covered up. Birth rates are dropping across the developed world with no clear end in sight. I try to avoid absolutist statements. It is criminal if the jabs are killing one in 10 or even 1 in 100 babies in utero.

Brian Shilhavy at Health Impact News weighed in on this. According to VAERS data there are 4500 fetal deaths following Covid-19 jabs. I have long reiterated that miscarriage and fetal demise in a pregnant woman will be one of the most underreported events in VAERS. This is because many would be mothers cannot accept the pain of realizing that they consented to a medical procedure that killed their baby. Everyone in that process wants the death to be the result of bad luck or anything but the jab. These women give up sushi, soft cheese, undercooked eggs, caffeine and all types of things based on miniscule hypothetical risks and then they go play needle roulette on an untested gene therapy.

Shilhavy noted something that sounds a lot like a smoking gun for fraud in the VAERS database: 119,000 adverse events from Covid-19 vaccines occurred BEFORE 2020!

“No, your eyes are not deceiving you. VAERS currently lists over 119,000 cases of adverse events from COVID-19 vaccines BEFORE the year 2020, where the first vaccines did not come out until the end of the year in December.

So if you just do a date search prior to 2020, looking ONLY for adverse events from non-COVID shots, your results will be skewed, because over 199,000 of these COVID-19 vaccine injuries and deaths were entered into VAERS with the wrong dates. (Source.)

This also means that using 2021 as a baseline for adverse events following COVID-19 vaccines is also missing many records due to this date error, and that the numbers of COVID-19 vaccine injuries and deaths for 2021 are very probably much higher.”

To have such a large number of cases shifted to pre-2020 seems deliberate and intentional to me. It will make pre-2020 adverse events and death numbers look bigger while making VAERS data since the Covid jabs came out look relatively smaller. It reminds me of the revisions to the DoD database after the whistleblower came forward about the explosion in rates of many disorders.

Clear fraud can be shown by attempts to cover your tracks. So who is revising these numbers? Can we stop the shots for everybody already?

I do see signs of life on the ground I suppose. I mentioned recently that I could only recall seeing two obviously pregnant women in Thailand in the last few years, and both were in 2021. Because very few Thai women are carrying around a lot of extra pounds it is easier to spot them here than in the United States. In pre Covid times I would see three or four obviously pregnant women in an average month. I suspect that some of this is that Thais went all onboard with germaphobia and the few pregnant ladies around were staying closer to home for safety.

Yesterday I went to the Sunday market and saw THREE obviously pregnant Thai women. These are the only ones I have seen in the entire year of 2022, and all at the same Sunday market. I was amazed by this and we ran into an older woman who had been friends with Mar, my mother in law. She asked me if I was pregnant.

“Mai roo.” I said, which means I don’t know.

I think they are trying to kill us from every angle that they can. Let’s hope that life finds a way before it is too late..

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