YOUNG HEARTS PART 26 – The Young and Healthy are Dying at an Increasing Rate
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53 Healthy Entertainers Die Suddenly Or Collapse On Stage: The News That Could Have All Been Prevented If They Would Have Listened (Video)
“Moreover by them [God’s Commandments] is thy servant warned: and in keeping of them there is great reward.” -Psalm 19:11
We were warned faithfully by the Lord and His faithful servants, preachers, doctors, friends, etc. (Proverbs 14:25). Yet, there were many that would not take heed.
The problem that most are having today that did not take heed is that they are now paying the ultimate price and I’m sure, in many cases, losing their soul, as well (Ezekiel 33:9).
Take note, friends, that those who did not take these experimental jabs are not dying.
“Whoso despiseth the word shall be destroyed: but he that feareth the commandment shall be rewarded.” -Proverbs 13:13
The Bible is clear that life is in the blood (Leviticus 17:10), we are not to mix (Leviticus 19:19), and Satan is a thief who comes to steal (life), and to kill, and to destroy (life). Where do you think your adversary will go if he wants your life and your soul? Directly to the blood line.
To suggest to me that the corruption that has been exposed within the very governments, agencies and minions that have sold this to those who bought it, amazes me to no end (John 8:44).
Seeing that the voices that the mainstream media is illegally censoring, you would think that people would have enough common sense to understand that corruption is at it once again, and so they are (Psalm 94:16).
Conclusion: People the news of so many dying could have been easily prevented if the perpetrators of these repeat crimes would have been lawfully dealt with decades ago (Isaiah 26:9).
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The vaccine is a genocide bioweapon,” one netizen commented on the event.
3 heart attacks, 33 hospitalizations at Spanish half-marathon
Third tragic marathon this year; media blame weather
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Three participants suffered heart attacks during last week’s Behobia-San Sebastián half-marathon while 33 others required hospitalization, reports El Español. 125 other runners required medical attention.
30,000 participants overall joined the annual 20-kilometer race from Behobia to San Sebastián this year, which had its first race in 1919. Since then, six runners have lost their lives, including one in last year’s marathon who died of a sudden heart attack. The last fatality prior to that was in 2015.
While Spanish media are calling the number of casualties “unprecedented,” they are chalking it up to the day’s temperature which reached 78.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Media outlets have also blamed the heat for other marathons this year marred by tragedy.
In August two runners died and 74 were hospitalized during the Comrades Marathon in South Africa, reported America’s Frontline News. At least one of the fatalities suffered a sudden heart attack.
News media blamed the local weather, which was recorded as partly cloudy at 71.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
The tragedy follows a similar one in May when America’s Frontline News reported that sixteen people were taken to the hospital after running the Brooklyn Half Marathon, including four runners who collapsed and a 30-year-old runner who died of cardiac arrest. The media blamed the weather, which ranged from low 60s to high 70s with high humidity.
A meta-analysis conducted by York St. John University in 2016 reviewed sudden cardiac deaths in marathons in the 34 years between 1976 and 2010 and found that incidence rates ranged between 0.6 and 1.9 per 100,000.
The total number of runners in the Comrades Marathon was capped at 15,000, and around 20,000 runners reportedly participated in the Brooklyn Half Marathon. That would put the incidence death rate per 100,000 at 13.3 and 5 respectively.
But not everyone is blaming the weather for the casualties in last week’s half-marathon.
"Marathon in northern Spain ends with 2 cardiac arrests and 125 athletes collapsing with severe fatigue symptoms, yet presstitutes have the audacity to blame it on heat stroke when the temperatures at the event never exceeded 26deg. The vaccine is a genocide bioweapon,” one netizen commented on the event.
“Last week. Behobia's half marathon in San Sebastian, Spain. Balance: - 2 heart attacks - 125 runners treated for heat strokes. Heat strokes in November, with around 15ºC. New normality,” tweeted another.
“Fit sporty people falling like flies with heart issues at semi marathon in Spain... because of heat in November! All normal, nothing to see,” wrote another.
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Woman suddenly drops dead while working out at gym in shocking video
A 28-year-old woman unexpectedly dropped dead while working out at a gym in Ecuador.
The woman — who was identified as Betsy Dayana Jaramillo Ramírez — is believed to have suffered a heart attack at Zona Muscular gym in Santa Rosa, El Oro province, on Nov. 29.
Ramírez was captured on the gym’s video footage doing squats and weightlifting when she suddenly stopped and fell forward, face-planting on the floor.
Other gym-goers, most of them women, rushed to help Ramírez. They sat her in the recovery position while continuously checking her pulse until paramedics arrived.
Ramírez was rushed to Santa Teresita Hospital but arrived with no signs of life. Doctors pronounced her dead upon arrival.
Police and doctors have yet to issue a cause of death, however, it is believed that Ramírez suffered a heart attack.
Family members say that the young woman frequented the gym where she collapsed.
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Woman suddenly drops dead while working out at gym in shocking video
Bruce Willis's family are 'cherishing every moment' with him and 'praying' for a Christmas miracle as legendary hardman actor battles aphasia brain disorder
- Bruce Willis's family is 'cherishing every moment' with him and are 'praying for a Christmas miracle' as he continues to battle aphasia
- The blended family is spending the holidays together in Idaho
- When ex-wife Demi Moore can not be with Willis she calls him up so he can hear her voice, a source close to the family told RadarOnline
- The unnamed source added that Willis, 67, can no longer say much and it does not seem that he is grasping a lot of what others tell him
Celine Dion, 54, is diagnosed with incurable neurological disease: Tearful singer reveals she has rare one-in-a-million 'Stiff Person Syndrome' that turns sufferers into 'human statues'
- The rare, incurable neurological condition Stiff Person Syndrome causes the body to go into uncontrollable spasms
- There is no cure for the condition but work can be done to slow the progression
Celine Dion has been diagnosed with the rare neurological condition Stiff Person Syndrome, which causes her muscles to tense uncontrollably.
The condition, which affects one in a million people, ultimately leaves sufferers as 'human statues' as it progressively locks the body into rigid positions, leaving sufferers unable to walk or talk.
While there is no cure for SPS, there are treatments to slow down the progression, with Celine revealing she is doing all she can to minimize symptoms.
The 54-year-old singer addressed her fans in a tearful Instagram post on Thursday as she revealed it has forced her to cancel her European tour.
Celine Dion has been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome
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Rookie Right Tackle Max Mitchell Placed on the Non-Football Injury List Due to Blood Clots in His Right Calf and Lung
Max Mitchell, a rookie offensive tackle for the New York Jets, had his season cut short on Wednesday after being placed on the team’s non-football injury (NFI) list.
On Wednesday, Coach Robert Saleh declined to explain why Mitchell was placed on the NFI list.
“I’m not going to get into specifics right now because there are a lot of things we’re trying to sort out,” said Coach Saleh.
As SNY’s Connor Hughes reported on Thursday, blood clots were found in Mitchell.
“Max Mitchell was placed on the NFI because doctors found he had blood clots,” Hughes wrote on his Twitter account.
“He is good & in good spirits. Grateful doctors caught them when they did. This is not believed to be long-term, career-threatening issue,” he added.
Mitchell has blood clots in his right calf and lung, his father revealed to ESPN.
John Mitchell, Max’s father, said the first-year offensive lineman has a hereditary blood-clotting condition called factor V Leiden. Mitchell is taking a blood-thinning medication and should make a full recovery, his father noted.
The condition is not expected to end Mitchell’s NFL career.
“It should not affect his career long-term,” John Mitchell said. “Of course, we’re taking a big, great deep breath with all of this, but his future is promising.”
25-Year-Old Former Football Player Jake Hescock Dies Suddenly of Cardiac Arrest While Jogging
Former University of Central Florida (UCF) football player and Massachusetts native Jake Hescock died suddenly on Tuesday, according to his family.
Hescock, 25, collapsed while jogging in Boston last week, his cousin Lisa Walz Mlynarczyk wrote on a Facebook group.
According to reports, Hescock suffered from cardiac arrest.
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Second World Cup journalist 'died suddenly' after Grant Wahl passes away: report
Wahl died while covering a World Cup match.
A second journalist covering the World Cup in Qatar died Sunday just hours after American soccer journalist Grant Wahl passed away.
Khalid al-Misslam, a Qatari, was a photojournalist for Al Kass TV and "died suddenly" while covering the tournament in the country, according to the Gulf-Times.
"Al Kass TV photojournalist Khalid al-Misslam passed away recently," the Gulf-Times tweeted. "Al-Misslam, a Qatari, died suddenly while covering the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. We believe in Allah's mercy and forgiveness for him, and send our deepest condolences to his family."
The details were on his death were unclear. Al Kass TV reportedly mentioned al-Misslam’s death once on air.
His death came just hours after Wahl passed away while covering a World Cup match between Argentina and Netherlands. Wahl fell back in his seat in a section of Lusail Stadium during extra time and reporters near him called for assistance.
He was covering his eighth World Cup and wrote last Monday he visited a medical clinic while in Qatar. He tested negative for COVID-19 and sought treatment for his symptoms.
"My body finally broke down on me. Three weeks of little sleep, high stress and lots of work can do that to you," Wahl wrote in his Substack. "What had been a cold over the last 10 days turned into something more severe on the night of the USA-Netherlands game, and I could feel my upper chest take on a new level of pressure and discomfort.
"I went into the medical clinic at the main media center today, and they said I probably have bronchitis. They gave me a course of antibiotics and some heavy-duty cough syrup, and I’m already feeling a bit better just a few hours later. But still: No bueno."
Wahl was detained early in the tournament when he wore a rainbow T-shirt in support of LGBTQ rights. He was initially denied entry before his detainment and later was allowed into the stadium.
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Here, people are dying of blood cancer, recently reports in MSM media have changed subtitles that a 1000 ugandans get infected of HIV/AIDS every week, we know these are the effects of vaccines but media will not report this but instead twist it....
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Mississippi State coach Mike Leach dies after hospitalization
Mississippi State football coach Mike Leach died Monday night after complications related to a heart condition, the school announced. He was 61.
Leach suffered what the university initially described in a news release as a "personal health issue" at his home in Starkville on Sunday, which required him to be airlifted to the UMMC in Jackson, about 125 miles from Mississippi State.
Leach, in his third season as Mississippi State's coach, had told ESPN after the regular season concluded that he struggled with pneumonia during the season but was feeling better. He was at practice Saturday before suffering his health issue on Sunday.
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ESPN Analyst Shaka Hislop Faints & Collapses During Live On-Air Show