Name:   MartiniMan - Subject:   It's far worse than that Date:   1/10/2023 11:28:56 AM

Yeah, that's one possible theory but it has a number of problems.  First, this is a very rare phenomenon almost always relegated to baseball and hockey where a small hard object hits the exact right spot in the chest during a specific 2 or 3 millisecond timeframe during a heart muscle movement.  In football the player has pads over the chest area that spreads any blow to the chest.  Lots of other issues that have been outlined by cardiologists about why while this is a possible explanation, it is highly unlikely....as in close to zero probablility.  But it is the best alternative to the most logical explanation with high rates of myocarditis/periocarditis seen as a result of the vaccines.  I think what we are seeing here is a combination of confirmation bias where vaxxed people will look for any other explanation to avoid the worry about their decision and the govt/media/medical community loathe to admit they made a mistake.

Whatever the cause I am glad he survived and kudos to the training team that did everything correct.  And as pointed out above, his second cardiac arrest cannot be explained by a blow to the chest.  Nor can the hundreds of other cardiac events happening to young, healthy athletes all over the world.  Saw an article with a list of almost 800 cardiac events with healthy, young athletes.  Maybe this has always happened but I seriously doubt it.  I had never known this to happen prior to the last two years and I personally now know more young men that died of sudden cardiac arrest than I personally know of all ages that died from COVID.  Something is going on and I am still 100% convinced that young people should not get vaxxed or boosted from a disease with a fatality rate of 0.0009% for those under age 21.