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Miscarriage Rates soared to 30% after mRBA jab rollout

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Source: https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/the-silent-catastrophe-miscarriage

In a devastating testimony, veteran Florida OB-GYN Dr. Kimberly Biss, who has been in practice since 1998, reveals an unprecedented surge in reproductive complications following the rollout of the COVID-19 mRNA injections.

Dr. Biss has been delivering babies for decades, but nothing in her career prepared her for the patterns that emerged after 2021. In 2020, before the shots were introduced, her practice maintained a stable, normal 4% miscarriage rate. It was a banner year for healthy deliveries.

Then came the rollout. With about 65% of her pregnant patients taking the jab (mostly Pfizer), the clinical data shifted dramatically.

  • 2021: The monthly miscarriage rate doubled to 8%. In November of that year alone, 8 out of 20 newly registered patients lost their babies.

  • 2022: It doubled again to 15–16%.

  • Early 2023: The rate skyrocketed to a staggering 30%—a number Dr. Biss had never seen in her 25 years of medicine.

Beyond the lost pregnancies, Dr. Biss documented an unprecedented spike in preeclampsia, severe postpartum hemorrhaging, and a massive increase in the need for emergency blood transfusions.

Florida OB-GYN Dr. Kimberly Biss says her practice miscarriage rate went from 4% to 30% after COVID shots.

These are numbers she says she had “never seen” in decades of practice.

BISS: “While all this was going on, I had been loosely monitoring my miscarriage rate in my private practice. And in November of 2021, my biller came to me and said that we had had eight miscarriages that month in a month when we had registered 20 new pregnant patients.”

“My miscarriage rate in 2020 during the year of COVID with no vaccination was normal… was 4% average month to month. We had the most pregnancies… and we had the most deliveries that fall.”

“65% of our pregnant population ultimately ended up getting the vaccinations and 80% of those were Pfizer.”

“And my miscarriage rate in 2021 doubled to 8% average month to month and then in 2022 it doubled again to 15 to 16%.”

“And then in early of 2023 my miscarriage rate was 30% and I’ve never seen those numbers ever before in my years of practice which began in 1998.”

“Other issues that increased during pregnancy were hypertensive disorders of pregnancy such as preeclampsia… Postpartum hemorrhaging was excessive and I gave plenty of blood transfusions, many more than I ever did prior to 2021.”

Worth remembering: In January 25, 2021, Fauci privately texted the Surgeon General and CDC Director that post-injection fevers “theoretically could be associated with MISCARRIAGE in the 1st trimester.”

A week later, he told the public there were “no red flags” for pregnant women.

You can also watch her testimony on YouTube in same link > https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/the-silent-catastrophe-miscarriage

Holding a medical degree bestows clinical expertise, but it does not guarantee immunity to flawed statistical reasoning, personal bias, or media echo chambers. In modern medicine, claims are validated by peer-reviewed, reproducible data across independent population groups—not by the authority or title of an individual voice.

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11 minutes ago, Palatus said:

Holding a medical degree bestows clinical expertise, but it does not guarantee immunity to flawed statistical reasoning, personal bias, or media echo chambers. In modern medicine, claims are validated by peer-reviewed, reproducible data across independent population groups—not by the authority or title of an individual voice.

There are many 'individual voices' of OB-Gyn doctors and nurses, confirming this silent massacre.

24 minutes ago, Palatus said:

Holding a medical degree bestows clinical expertise, but it does not guarantee immunity to flawed statistical reasoning, personal bias, or media echo chambers. In modern medicine, claims are validated by peer-reviewed, reproducible data across independent population groups—not by the authority or title of an individual voice.

The problem being the peer reviews are all purchased by big pharma.

34 minutes ago, Palatus said:

not by the authority or title of an individual voice.

How many individual voices would it take for you to deem this issue credible, then? I'm sure it can be arranged.

Covid vax harm denialism typically follows three stages:

  1. Saying claims of vaccine harm are from people with no relevant medical qualifications ("YouTube echochambers", etc.);

  2. When people with relevant medical qualifications are shown making those claims, default to saying one outlier doesn't change anything;

  3. When a multitude of people with relevant medical qualifications are shown making those claims, drop out of the conversation.

I guess you won't be hanging out here much longer?

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Kimberly Biss adds to a growing list of similar testimonies which have been shared over time. A few examples:

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