The John-Henry Westen Show - June 08, 2021


Blood clots： Nurse tells of her dad's death after COVID injection


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Cassie Yoder is a nurse who is a loving daughter of a father who has passed away a couple weeks after getting the G&J vaccine. She shares the story of her father's journey with this vaccine and how it affected him.

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00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to this episode of the John Henry Weston Show, where I'm very pleased to bring you someone who is doing something very courageous, really for the good of people, for people everywhere to warn them about what her family has experienced.
00:00:16.660 Cassie Yoder is a nurse. She is a loving daughter of a father who has passed away a couple weeks after getting a COVID vaccine.
00:00:27.040 You're going to want to stay tuned to listen to this.
00:00:30.000 Thank you.
00:00:47.720 Cassie, welcome to the program.
00:00:49.320 Thank you. Thanks for having me.
00:00:50.820 We'll begin as we always do with the sign of the cross.
00:00:53.080 In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
00:00:57.160 Cassie Yoder, you are a nurse. 0.98
00:01:04.160 You know, your dad just passed away very, very recently.
00:01:08.440 Thank you for coming on and doing this.
00:01:10.080 I know it takes a lot and your family's experienced a lot.
00:01:13.900 Maybe we can start with, you know, your story.
00:01:17.220 Tell us what happened with your dad, with the vaccine and where you are right now.
00:01:22.680 My dad, his name is John.
00:01:24.480 He had the vaccine.
00:01:26.640 He had the G&J vaccine on April 1st.
00:01:29.680 He had received permission by his primary care provider to go ahead and get that vaccine.
00:01:34.800 He had COVID in November and he recovered.
00:01:38.440 He had minimal symptoms with the COVID.
00:01:41.020 He had some loss of taste and loss of smell and then some tiredness.
00:01:44.480 Otherwise, he seemed to recover fine from that and didn't have any issues after that.
00:01:52.060 So on April 1st, he received the G&J vaccine.
00:01:56.840 And two weeks later, on the 14th, he started to experience some shortness of breath.
00:02:01.580 And so he went into the ER and he does have some comorbidities.
00:02:06.040 So he does have hypertension and COPD.
00:02:08.800 So they thought that it was a flare-up of a COPD.
00:02:11.720 So they had done some breathing treatments with him.
00:02:14.520 He was admitted to med-sturge on the 14th.
00:02:18.040 And the breathing, they actually sent him over to ICU on the 15th so he could be on the
00:02:23.360 BiPAP machine for some more breathing support.
00:02:26.260 That hospital's protocol was if you're on the BiPAP machine that you're in the ICU.
00:02:30.940 One of the nurses had told me at that point that he was doing well, that he got into bed
00:02:39.300 by himself.
00:02:41.340 She had asked him if he wanted her to call any family and let them know that he was there.
00:02:46.680 And he's like, oh, no, you have my brother's Joe, my brother Joe's number, you'll, you know,
00:02:50.240 I'll be fine.
00:02:51.840 He actually talked to my brother while he was in the ER and said, oh, I'll be out tomorrow.
00:02:56.760 And they're kind of joking around.
00:02:58.160 And, um, so he was just expected, you know, to walk out of there.
00:03:03.600 However, um, she said that after he had gotten into bed, he seemed to be doing okay on the
00:03:08.780 BiPAP machine.
00:03:09.780 She said he went into respiratory failure and they, it was kind of a mystery as to why
00:03:14.300 they didn't understand why, um, they had done a CT scan actually, which showed a small pulmonary
00:03:20.340 embolism, but, and then he went into, he went into respiratory failure and they couldn't
00:03:24.940 understand why such a small pulmonary embolism would cause him to go into respiratory failure
00:03:29.400 like that.
00:03:30.000 They had intubated him and put him in a medically induced coma.
00:03:33.580 Um, that was on Thursday.
00:03:36.820 Friday is when I arrived.
00:03:38.900 Um, at that time they have, you know, they have COVID protocols in place.
00:03:42.860 So I did have to meet with, you know, the floor manager and she had to meet with some
00:03:46.820 people in order for me to get in there with dad.
00:03:49.880 Um, I was able to be there, um, with him the whole time I left and stayed at a hotel
00:03:55.160 at night.
00:03:56.120 And then I stayed with him during the day every day.
00:03:58.640 Then we kind of, we're just expecting him to come off the vent.
00:04:02.040 We're waiting for him to wake up.
00:04:04.080 Um, for the first few days, they just let him rest, let his lungs rest.
00:04:07.880 They were kind of like, well, COPDers are sometimes harder to get off the vent.
00:04:11.140 We're just going to let him rest.
00:04:12.640 His blood pressure kept climbing up there a little bit.
00:04:15.280 So they just wanted to let him rest for a while.
00:04:17.780 Um, the first day that they tried sedation vocation, so they tried taking him off sedation.
00:04:22.760 Um, his blood pressure just got too high.
00:04:24.640 So they put him back on the sedation.
00:04:26.780 And then they did a, they actually did a CT scan of his head.
00:04:30.140 Um, I believe that was on the 20th and they found that he had a stroke.
00:04:36.000 So we are still expecting him to wake up at that time.
00:04:39.140 Um, the doctor had talked to me about how he may wake up with some deficits, how he may
00:04:43.200 need some therapy, how he may need some transitional care.
00:04:46.700 Um, so that was already a shocker for us.
00:04:49.660 We weren't expecting that.
00:04:50.940 We just thought that, you know, he was having some breathing issues with the pulmonary embolism
00:04:54.580 and the COPD.
00:04:55.380 And then we learned that he had a stroke.
00:04:58.720 Still expecting to wake up.
00:05:00.640 Um, they had taken him off sedation and they were given him quite a few meds for, um, blood
00:05:06.580 pressure.
00:05:08.120 His blood pressure kept getting up there.
00:05:09.580 So for hypertension, they kept giving him plenty of medications for that.
00:05:13.340 So we could keep him off sedation.
00:05:14.760 And he was off for 24 hours.
00:05:17.320 And that night is the night that I spent the night there.
00:05:19.600 The nurses pulled a cot in for me.
00:05:21.840 He was expected to wake up.
00:05:23.440 I wanted to be there when he woke up.
00:05:25.860 However, after 24 hours, he did not wake up and they did an MRI, which showed a severe
00:05:33.220 left-sided stroke.
00:05:34.400 The reason why he wasn't waking up and he wasn't expected to wake up.
00:05:37.580 That was on the 22nd.
00:05:39.700 Um, he was extubated at 7 30 PM and he passed away around 10 45 PM.
00:05:46.360 So, I mean, what a, what a thing you had, he had COVID in November, recovered from it.
00:05:53.260 Um, and, uh, it, it seemingly wasn't that bad for him yet.
00:05:57.700 He gets the vaccine in April.
00:06:00.860 Um, and then a couple of weeks later, finds himself in hospital and a week later, again,
00:06:04.860 finds himself, uh, passed away.
00:06:07.260 Um, just an unbelievable sequence of, uh, of events.
00:06:11.760 One of the things I want to look at with you is just a clip of a Dr.
00:06:16.160 Yadin, who has been, uh, he was a former vice president of Pfizer.
00:06:19.960 Uh, he warned strenuously against taking the COVID vaccine.
00:06:25.240 If you've already had COVID saying that it would, uh, it could result in a severe consequences.
00:06:31.720 Let's have a look.
00:06:32.320 I would say, if you are not at elevated risk of dying, if infected, please do not have the vaccine.
00:06:43.380 I'm not anti-vaccine, I'm pro safe medicines.
00:06:46.300 Don't take it because you don't have an elevated risk that needs reducing.
00:06:50.980 It would be like giving a 20 year old a flu vaccine.
00:06:54.460 They probably wouldn't come, would they?
00:06:55.880 Because they would say, I'm not at risk. 1.00
00:06:57.600 Why are you offering me this damn vaccine? 0.98
00:06:59.000 Uh, but I can tell you, if you're 20, your, your risk of dying from influenza is very low, 0.99
00:07:05.260 but it's higher than the chance of you dying of COVID-19.
00:07:09.980 Cassie, given your experience as a nurse, uh, and, uh, from what you've seen from your dad,
00:07:13.900 uh, what do you, what do you make of that?
00:07:15.320 Which Dr. Yadin just said.
00:07:16.880 I definitely believe that there's an increased risk just by different research papers that I've
00:07:21.780 read myself.
00:07:22.920 Um, there's a few other doctors that I've read similar, um, research from.
00:07:28.340 One of the things that is really, um, uh, a hardship here is people are being so pressured,
00:07:34.500 uh, into getting this vaccine, even though, uh, they've had COVID and therefore have the
00:07:40.220 antibodies.
00:07:40.640 We are just publishing a study, um, at LifeSite this week about, uh, or, or perhaps maybe already,
00:07:47.980 but, um, that, uh, you know, those who have had COVID, their antibodies are against COVID are
00:07:55.200 lasting long periods of time.
00:07:57.300 Um, and yet, you know, people are being forced into the vaccines anyway.
00:08:01.140 Was your dad pressured, uh, into getting the vaccine?
00:08:04.120 Absolutely.
00:08:04.520 I believe that he was pressured just by, um, the propaganda around COVID.
00:08:11.040 Um, he had told my sister because my sister asked him not to get the vaccine.
00:08:15.680 She said, please get your antibodies checked first. 0.52
00:08:18.960 Um, and he was so scared that he was going to die if he got COVID again, that he, um, was
00:08:28.260 pretty much feared into getting it.
00:08:30.340 One of the other aspects of your story that is, is very concerning is what happened, uh,
00:08:35.660 with regard to the reporting of, uh, of your dad's passing.
00:08:40.300 Uh, we know there's a VAERS database that's supposed to be, um, you know, putting in adverse
00:08:46.480 effects, uh, adverse events from vaccine.
00:08:49.460 Um, how did, what happened there with your case?
00:08:51.720 So I had brought it up to the doctors that, because at this point the J and J was on pause.
00:08:58.020 So I really feel like that was already an eye opener for a lot of physicians, um, with it
00:09:04.720 being paused at that time.
00:09:06.100 Um, you know, the CDC was saying, if you have any symptoms of blood clots, you need to seek
00:09:11.280 emergent help.
00:09:12.080 If you have any symptoms of, you need to be monitoring for any symptoms of blood clots
00:09:15.900 within three weeks of receiving this and it need, and then you need to seek emergent
00:09:20.020 help.
00:09:21.080 So with the symptoms that dad was having, which was shortness of breath, which obviously,
00:09:26.280 um, you know, the diagnosis showed that it was the pulmonary embolism and then the stroke,
00:09:31.680 you know, those are both blood clotting issues.
00:09:34.700 And so that, I think that with the J and J being paused and being able to speak with 0.88
00:09:40.300 the providers very openly about, these are supposed to be reported to VAERS.
00:09:44.160 These are supposed to, you know, these are in direct correlation with each other that
00:09:48.920 the first doctor he did mention, he said, because I, I don't remember how many cases it was,
00:09:55.060 why they, why they paused the J and J.
00:09:56.920 It was something ridiculous, like six cases that were reported.
00:10:00.020 And that was the reason why they were pausing it.
00:10:02.400 And, you know, we were discussing it and he said, yeah, I'm sure that there's a lot more
00:10:06.300 swept under the rug than what we can actually see.
00:10:09.320 And so he did report the pulmonary embolism.
00:10:12.400 The second doctor did report the stroke.
00:10:15.000 We had been talking to him also about the vaccine.
00:10:17.300 At the time of extubation, we, he was in the room with us as we extubated dad.
00:10:25.280 And, you know, we were discussing the science behind the vaccine and we were discussing the
00:10:31.280 vaccine with him.
00:10:32.520 And he mentioned, he said, if this was my father, I would be concerned that it was the
00:10:36.620 vaccine as well.
00:10:38.080 So they were seeing the direct correlation with it.
00:10:40.640 He did report the stroke.
00:10:41.800 However, after dad passed, it was never updated to death.
00:10:46.700 At that point, we were in no state of mind to, you know, request that.
00:10:52.400 I did call the CDC or the VAERS reporting site three different times.
00:10:56.780 I left two voicemails.
00:10:58.960 I spoke with a person who stated that she would relay my message and have somebody contact me
00:11:03.560 back.
00:11:04.440 And I also emailed them twice requesting that dad's VAERS reports were updated to death because
00:11:10.600 I believe that the public has the right to know this.
00:11:13.780 However, no one has, to this day, no one has contacted me back.
00:11:17.020 It's been a month now.
00:11:18.020 It's been over a month.
00:11:19.200 So yesterday I actually went and self-reported his death and I did reference dad's other VAERS
00:11:26.880 reports.
00:11:28.520 Unbelievable.
00:11:29.480 These are, these are, of course, voluntary reports.
00:11:32.440 We, we covered the fact that, you know, one study, a Harvard Pilgrim study showed that
00:11:37.720 likely only one to 10% of actual adverse effects get reported anyway.
00:11:44.800 Many, many don't.
00:11:46.680 And so seeing this is, is very important.
00:11:49.080 We've seen also the, the research that shows that blood clotting is, is really prevalent.
00:11:56.960 And we just had last week, the report of 18 teenagers, uh, in Connecticut alone, uh, who
00:12:05.240 were, uh, all hospitalized because of, uh, cardiovascular issues after the vaccine.
00:12:11.180 What are your final, final parting thoughts on, on what's going on now?
00:12:15.860 Why did you come forward now?
00:12:17.300 I know your, your family is grieving.
00:12:19.080 Um, why come forward now?
00:12:20.880 I hope that in telling dad's story that, um, it won't just be another number.
00:12:26.820 I feel like with the VAERS reportings, um, it's just numbers to people, you know, they
00:12:32.540 don't connect the numbers to actual people.
00:12:36.240 Like my dad, you know, is a father and a son and a brother, and he's a person that was loved
00:12:43.640 and that was very loving.
00:12:44.840 And I want people to connect these incidences to lives, you know, and I'm hoping that it
00:12:53.740 can save somebody else's life from going through what we've had to go through.
00:12:58.440 Absolutely.
00:12:59.660 He was, uh, John, your dad was father of four, uh, children, four beautiful children.
00:13:05.920 Um, and, um, let's hope and pray for him and that his life might be a witness to, uh,
00:13:13.640 many of the people who are being urged and coerced into taking this vaccine that, that
00:13:18.980 obviously is dangerous, especially dangerous for young people who have absolutely no need
00:13:24.200 of this whatsoever.
00:13:24.780 They have zero, uh, risk of, of severe consequences from this, uh, coronavirus itself, but also,
00:13:32.480 especially for those who have had COVID already and have the antibodies, uh, because of the
00:13:38.080 increased, uh, likelihood of adverse effects that they can, that they can have.
00:13:42.620 Cassie, I wanted to just extend our condolences on the passing of your father and, uh, you
00:13:47.960 know, be assured of our prayers.
00:13:48.980 And also thank you for being willing to speak out, uh, despite the hardship of it.
00:13:54.220 May God bless you.
00:13:55.800 God bless you too.
00:13:56.840 Thank you.
00:13:57.560 And God bless all of you.
00:13:58.580 We'll see you next time.
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