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REYNOLDS DO SOMETHING!
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Subject: Observed-to-Expected Fetal Losses Following mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination in Early
Pregnancy - KASEY REYNOLDS DO SOMETHING!
This was posted today by one of the newest members of the CDC Advisory Committee
on Immunization Practices (ACIP) - Professor Retsef Levi.
PLEASE PLACE IN PUBLIC RECORD.
I had told Dr Andy Miller of Enloe (who has now blocked me), that the Butte Community
College nurses who I worked with at the Butte County Public Health Clinics, WERE
COMPLAINING about menstrual disruptions.
HE IGNORED ME. He continued to push the safe & effective narrative and laughed at my
concerns - even though I told him I was concerned about my own daughter.
Clearly, DR ANDY MILLER WAS WRONG AND SHOULD BE HELD LIABLE FOR
PERPETUATING FRAUD.
You must stop the COVID vaccine in Butte County. AND START NOTIFYING MEMBERS
OF OUR COMMUNITY THAT THEY ARE NOT SAFE. Use your social media. Write letters.
Put an article in the newspaper. Do SOMETHING BEFORE MORE YOUNG GIRLS HAVE
PROBLEMS GETTING OR STAYING PREGNANT.
Kasey Reynolds, you are a mom. HOW CAN YOU STAY SILENT AS MAYOR??
Here's the verbiage of the post by Professor Retsef Levi with full paper attached.
BREAKING:
Analysis of over 220K pregnancies in Israel during 2016- 2022 found that mRNA COVID-
19 vaccination during gestational weeks 8-13 was associated with a higher-than-
expected number of eventual fetal losses (miscarriages, abortions & stillbirths)!
Pregnant women vaccinated with dose 1 during weeks 8-13 had nearly 3.9 (95% CI:
[2.55-5.14]) additional fetal losses above expected per 100 pregnancies. Most of the
excess fetal losses occurred after gestational week 20 and nearly half occurred after
gestational week 25.
In contrast, pregnant women vaccinated for influenza during weeks 8-27 exhibited a
consistently lower-than-expected observed number of fetal losses, likely the result of
healthy vaccinee bias. Women vaccinated for COVID-19 or influenza prior to pregnancy
exhibited according-to-expected or lower-than-expected numbers of fetal losses.
The study used innovative observed-to-expected methodology, where data from prior
years were leveraged to determine the expected number of fetal losses based on the
individual characteristics of the pregnant women who vaccinated and their week of
vaccination.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.06.18.25329352v1