A Fully Vaccinated Person In Texas Dies Of Covid-19 Confirming Previous Site Claims

A Fully Vaccinated Person In Texas Dies Of Covid-19 Confirming Previous Site Claims

April 19. 2021

Coronavirus

Medical experts on television in America stated fully vaccinated people would not contract or die from coronavirus (Covid-19). However, an April 17, 2021 report states a fully vaccinated person in Texas has died of the coronavirus (Covid-19).

This confirms what I stated two days prior in the April 15, 2021 article "Coronavirus Cases Surge Again In America Despite Massive 5-Month Vaccination Drive" in which I wrote, "People need to be careful. Just because you've been fully vaccinated does not mean you should engage in behaviors that will put you at risk for contracting the virus. You can still contract it and die."

Once again, my previous time stamped statements on Twitter.com from July 25, 2020 regarding the then unreleased vaccines potential to cause serious side effects including heart attacks, strokes and death, which has happened again 8-months later, regarding thousands of serious adverse events, including deaths (Thousands Of Adverse Medical Events Reported After Taking Coronavirus Vaccines Including Death, Heart Attacks And Strokes Confirming Previous Site Claims):

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Fully Vaccinated Person Dies of COVID-19 in Texas, Officials Say

April 17, 2021 Updated: April 17, 2021 - A person who was fully vaccinated against the virus that causes COVID-19 died of the disease in Texas, officials announced Friday. One of the 15 deaths reported in Dallas County was an immunocompromised individual who had received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine but was a solid organ transplant patient, Judge Clay Jenkins, the top elected official in the county, said in a statement.

“Immunocompromised individuals are still vulnerable to this deadly virus even after vaccination. If you have family members who are high-risk, it’s critical that you get the vaccine and avoid large crowds so that you can best protect them,” Jenkins said. Fully vaccinated refers to a person who has received two shots of the Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines or the single-shot Johnson & Johnson jab, followed by a period of at least two weeks.

Roughly 5,800 Americans have contracted COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated against the CCP virus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) told The Epoch Times on Thursday. The figures were for cases through April 13.

The federal health agency declined to provide a state-by-state breakdown. Of the fully vaccinated people who still contracted COVID-19, 74 died. But a CDC spokesperson said the figures were not unexpected, given that no COVID-19 vaccine provides more than 95 percent protection. As of April 15, more than 78 million people were fully vaccinated against the virus in the United States...

https://www.theepochtimes.com

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