MNKYPOX Monkeypox - Consolidated Thread.

SouthernBreeze

SouthernBreeze

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Loretta Van Riet said:
Did any of the false positives have lesions?
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All three patients were evaluated by health care providers after rashes and other symptoms appeared and “initially received positive Orthopoxvirus real-time PCR test results,” according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). But after more testing, all patients tested negative for monkeypox, and clinicians ultimately diagnosed different conditions.
 
Meemur

Meemur

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And how much "fake" monkey pox is a result of the vaccines?

Don't forget that there are 11 different strains, at last count. That will make a difference, as well.

Once more: I'm concerned about the "seeding" that may have been done over the Labor Day weekend, especially at airports and football games.
 
helen

helen

Panic Sex Lady
Texas health officials on Tuesday confirmed the death of a person diagnosed with monkeypox, which, if confirmed as the cause, would be the first known death from the virus in the U.S.


Driving the news: The person was a Harris county resident who was "severely immunocompromised." An investigation is underway to determine "what role monkeypox played" in their death, the state's Department of State Health Services said in a press release.


www.axios.com

Texas reports first death of person with monkeypox in U.S.

The person was a Harris county resident who was "severely immunocompromised."
www.axios.com www.axios.com
 
psychgirl

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Meemur said:
And how much "fake" monkey pox is a result of the vaccines?

Don't forget that there are 11 different strains, at last count. That will make a difference, as well.

Once more: I'm concerned about the "seeding" that may have been done over the Labor Day weekend, especially at airports and football games.
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I totally agree.

Colleges are a prime target.
Have said that all among you anther member, privately,
 
SouthernBreeze

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Meemur said:
And how much "fake" monkey pox is a result of the vaccines?

Don't forget that there are 11 different strains, at last count. That will make a difference, as well.

Once more: I'm concerned about the "seeding" that may have been done over the Labor Day weekend, especially at airports and football games.
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I'm unsure what you mean by "seeding"? Are you saying that government agents are intentionally infecting people?
 
SouthernBreeze

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Meemur said:
And they won't stand out in the least.
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I understand what you're saying. I'm just gonna wait til the end of September, and see how things are going then. If it's being "seeded", they haven't been too successful in causing a mass pandemic, yet. Look at how many opportunities they've had with all the "special crowd" gatherings and activities. Still no major outbreak outside their crowd. Their time is running out, if it hasn't already, for using this disease as an excuse to lockdown everything before the elections. JMHO, though.
 
Meemur

Meemur

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I'm not sure that their time is running out.
I'm also not sure that's the plan, or the whole plan.
They could also release a dirty bomb, or multiple dirty bombs to cause panic.
And prolonged power outages, due to . . . ? (various reasons)
What if all three hit at once? How about major earthquakes in the same time frame?

My point is that they have other tools in their tool boxes, and there might be more than
one group involved, plus these enemies may or may not be working together.

But I'm trying not to dwell on all this too much. I'm focused on what I can control:
I can put up some of the harvest for winter. I can stay away from crowds. Etc., etc., etc.
 
D

DHR43

Since 2001
helen said:
Texas health officials on Tuesday confirmed the death of a person diagnosed with monkeypox, which, if confirmed as the cause, would be the first known death from the virus in the U.S.


Driving the news: The person was a Harris county resident who was "severely immunocompromised." An investigation is underway to determine "what role monkeypox played" in their death, the state's Department of State Health Services said in a press release.


www.axios.com

Texas reports first death of person with monkeypox in U.S.

The person was a Harris county resident who was "severely immunocompromised."
www.axios.com www.axios.com
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And I asked the question months ago on this thread how serious was the MP infection scare if one did NOT have an immune system weakness. Nobody answered then, nor recently.

The lack of answers then and this news now convince me that for healthy people with hydroxy vitamin D levels over, say, 50 it so have nothing to worry about. Maybe even 40 or more.

Change my mind.
 
Meemur

Meemur

Voice on the Prairie / FJB!
bw said:
There are several unrelated campaigns going on. They are each attempting to use the effects of other campaigns to their advantage. If they are allies at all, it is as uneasy allies.
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Yes . . . So if we did get an earthquake, I can see Terrorist Group 1 releasing a dirty bomb (or two) right outside of that area to double the chaos, and then Terrorist Group 2's seeding of monkey pox coming to head in other places.

This is why there are some volunteers who normally travel to help at disasters who will be staying home. Others should probably also consider staying home, but they may or may not have talked about these potential threats. I get the feeling there's not a lot of intel sharing going on at the moment.
 
helen

helen

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Yes, HIV+. Other things compromise the immune system, such as chemotherapy, radiation, and drugs for autoimmune diseases.

Yes, diabetes. This will be horrific for diabetics.


The authors posit that skin infections caused by bacteria are under-reported in MPX patients, which might lead to increased morbidity. Based on the empirical evidence, they suggested using topical antibiotics for ulcerations in patients with genital/perianal lesions and those with an increased r


abcba.news

Cellulitis, a deep bacterial infection of the skin, as a monkeypox complication - ABCBA

In a recent study published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases, researchers described two cases of human monkeypox (MPX) and deep skin
abcba.news
 
SouthernBreeze

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DHR43 said:
And I asked the question months ago on this thread how serious was the MP infection scare if one did NOT have an immune system weakness. Nobody answered then, nor recently.

The lack of answers then and this news now convince me that for healthy people with hydroxy vitamin D levels over, say, 50 it so have nothing to worry about. Maybe even 40 or more.

Change my mind.
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From the beginning, we've all been trying to find out if all the cases were in those who had compromised immune systems due to the Covid vax. No information can be verified on that. Most all severe cases/deaths that I've read about, so far, have been in those who have immune suppressed systems like HIV or other seriously compromised systems.

I don't think we can say for a fact that every case of MP has been in those with a weakened immune system. That info is just not out there.
 
helen

helen

Panic Sex Lady
From monkeypoxtally:

France records 99 additional monkeypox cases for a total case count of 3,646. Number of female cases in proportion to male cases are quickly rising in France: Week 32: 2.9% of new cases Week 33: 5.3% of new cases Week 34: 7.5% of new cases
 
Tigerlily

Tigerlily

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God worked on my heart this morning. A couple of months ago, the Holy Spirit showed me exactly how to mix essential oils I already had on hand, with colloidal silver, to create a blend that will help with skin afflictions like Monkeypox. This morning, I learned that it may also be used in the treatment of Covid19 skin conditions.
Here is the recipe:
1 oz Colloidal Silver
5 drops Sarracenia Purpea Oil aka Pitcher Plant
3 drops Peppermint Essential Oil
2 drops Spikenard Essential Oil

If you would like to order, instead of making your own, you will find it at Wind River Skin Comfort Blend

My feeling is that we are going to need everyone willing to teach healing, to do it. The medical system is falling apart, and people don't trust them anymore. In addition, China is the source of nearly all our antibiotics and other drugs. They are shutting down access with new lockdowns, just as Russia is shutting down access to gas in Europe.

Knowledge is power. Learn how you can help your family and yourself, when there are no more doctors or drugs. Please prepare.
 
helen

helen

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May 23, 2022
helen said:
Legionnaires disease is caused by bacteria that survives in water within the range of human body temperature. Aerosolized monkeypox virus survives 90 hours outside the body.

I posted this because it shows structural components that aerosolize water droplets within human body temperature range.

It's not about Legionnaires, it's about aerolized water droplets in areas where a large number of people are gathered.


Legionnaires' disease - Wikipedia

Legionnaires' disease is usually spread by the breathing in of aerosolized water or soil contaminated with the Legionella bacteria.[1]

The bacteria grow best at warm temperatures[4] and thrive at water temperatures between 25 and 45 °C (77 and 113 °F), with an optimum temperature of 35 °C (95 °F).[22]

Sources where temperatures allow the bacteria to thrive include hot water tanks, cooling towers, and evaporative condensers of large air conditioning systems, such as those commonly found in hotels and large office buildings.[24]

Reservoirs
In the built environment, central air conditioning systems in office buildings, hotels, and hospitals are sources of contaminated water.[22]

Other places the bacteria can dwell include cooling towers used in industrial cooling systems, evaporative coolers, nebulizers, humidifiers, whirlpool spas, hot water systems, showers, windshield washers, fountains, room-air humidifiers, ice-making machines, and misting systems typically found in grocery-store produce sections.[1][26]

The bacteria may also be transmitted from contaminated aerosols generated in hot tubs if the disinfection and maintenance programs are not followed rigorously.[27]

Freshwater ponds, creeks, and ornamental fountains are potential sources of Legionella.[28]

The disease is particularly associated with hotels, fountains, cruise ships, and hospitals with complex potable water systems and cooling systems.

Respiratory-care devices such as humidifiers and nebulizers used with contaminated tap water may contain Legionella species, so using sterile water is very important.[29]

Other sources include exposure to potting mix and compost.[30]
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Argentina. Cross reference and I'm too tired.
 
Tigerlily

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You know, if there were a smallpox attack right now (and Russia or China could do it), every doctor who started seeing those pox sores, would incorrectly assume it was the non-lethal Monkeypox. Remember how many are sent home, with a diagnosis of some other skin condition? It would be a nightmare, and it would spread like wildfire. No one would be able to tell the difference between the two, without testing. Hmmm. That sounds like a pretty diabolical plan, if that is what is going to unfold.

On Aug 5 2022, the Mayo Clinic posted or updated this page Smallpox - Symptoms and causes

The CDC Smallpox page indicates the contagious period is up to 24 days. How many of those days will a smallpox infected person be going from doctor to doctor to try to get treatment, for what he or she incorrectly assumes in monkeypox?
 
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SouthernBreeze

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Tigerlily said:
You know, if there were a smallpox attack right now (and Russia or China could do it), every doctor who started seeing those pox sores, would incorrectly assume it was the non-lethal Monkeypox. Remember how many are sent home, with a diagnosis of some other skin condition? It would be a nightmare, and it would spread like wildfire. No one would be able to tell the difference between the two, without testing. Hmmm. That sounds like a pretty diabolical plan, if that is what is going to unfold.

On Aug 5 2022, the Mayo Clinic posted or updated this page Smallpox - Symptoms and causes
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In total agreement with you on that.
 
jed turtle

jed turtle

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Tigerlily said:
You know, if there were a smallpox attack right now (and Russia or China could do it), every doctor who started seeing those pox sores, would incorrectly assume it was the non-lethal Monkeypox. Remember how many are sent home, with a diagnosis of some other skin condition? It would be a nightmare, and it would spread like wildfire. No one would be able to tell the difference between the two, without testing. Hmmm. That sounds like a pretty diabolical plan, if that is what is going to unfold.

On Aug 5 2022, the Mayo Clinic posted or updated this page Smallpox - Symptoms and causes

The CDC Smallpox page indicates the contagious period is up to 24 days. How many of those days will a smallpox infected person be going from doctor to doctor to try to get treatment, for what he or she incorrectly assumes in monkeypox?
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China and Russia. Sure, so could our own CDC, AMA, ETC. They too seem to have a vested interested in de-populating america especially if there is money to be made while doing it.
 
psychgirl

psychgirl

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Tigerlily said:
You know, if there were a smallpox attack right now (and Russia or China could do it), every doctor who started seeing those pox sores, would incorrectly assume it was the non-lethal Monkeypox. Remember how many are sent home, with a diagnosis of some other skin condition? It would be a nightmare, and it would spread like wildfire. No one would be able to tell the difference between the two, without testing. Hmmm. That sounds like a pretty diabolical plan, if that is what is going to unfold.

On Aug 5 2022, the Mayo Clinic posted or updated this page Smallpox - Symptoms and causes

The CDC Smallpox page indicates the contagious period is up to 24 days. How many of those days will a smallpox infected person be going from doctor to doctor to try to get treatment, for what he or she incorrectly assumes in monkeypox?
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That’s too horrifying to contemplate …but the Twitter post I had a couple posts up thread is basically saying the same thing too.
 
briches

briches

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I have wondered all along if this “MP thing” is really about getting people complacent for them to release Smallpox which is huge. I never thought about the fact they would want us to use up our vaccines first. I believe “they“ have a bigger agenda than mp.

And I keep thinking back to Helen’s comment when Roe vs Wade was overturned which takes away a person’s choice. That could go both ways (vaccine wise). The timing of it being overturned was odd. Why now?
Is it all connected?
 
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