"Rare" case of blindness after COVID jabs

Only it isn't rare at all - it's just rarely acknowledged

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In this paper from the Journal of Emergency Medicine, published in June 2021, a case is presented of a healthy 22-year-old woman who had bilateral retinal detachments (eg she had vision loss in both eyes) shortly after receiving a Moderna COVID jab.

On examination, it was found that there were multiple tears in the retina of both eyes - a situation we are told is rare in someone her age. Her condition was temporally connected with the jab she received just days before.

The recommendation was that all emergency room physicians be notified of the possibility of this condition occurring following the administration of these experimental COVID jabs.

Keep in mind that this was nearly 1 1/2 years ago and to date, this recommendation has not been followed. Perhaps the medical authorities and the government are too involved in trying to deny any harm from these injections to actually spend time and effort protecting those being jabbed from blindness and death? I don’t know.