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About 69% of people admitted to hospital with confirmed influenza since April are aged under 16

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Dr Sarah McNab, the director of general medicine at the Royal Children’s hospital in Melbourne, said the rise was likely due to flu patterns returning to normal after the Covid-19 pandemic and the ease with which the contagious virus spreads in childcare centres and schools.

By “returning to normal” does she mean flu case number estimates are being reported again?

I guess they’re not calling everything COVID-19 anymore.

Then there’s this .

Based on what I know this is partly under staffed hospitals, and partly ongoing severe illnesses in the vaxxed. The illness in the vaxxed is still getting worse, so we’ll see more of this.

[Original link](https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/jul/06/rollercoaster-of-a-sickness-how-a-horror-flu-season-is-catching-australian-families-off-guard) > About 69% of people admitted to hospital with confirmed influenza since April are aged under 16 > > … > > Dr Sarah McNab, the director of general medicine at the Royal Children’s hospital in Melbourne, said the rise was likely due to flu patterns returning to normal after the Covid-19 pandemic and the ease with which the contagious virus spreads in childcare centres and schools. By “returning to normal” does she mean flu case number estimates are being reported again? I guess they’re not calling everything COVID-19 anymore. Then there’s this [report on ridiculous wait times at one hospital](https://unofficialbird.com/NaturallyFTW/status/1678483297154859009#m). Based on what I know this is partly under staffed hospitals, and partly ongoing severe illnesses in the vaxxed. The illness in the vaxxed is still getting worse, so we’ll see more of this.

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I was just saying this to my buddies yesterday. The reason the local "Health czar" said mask mandates may come back in the fall is because they know flu season will now become death for millions of " Fully vaccinated ". They'll spin the Hell out of it.

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This was the banter before my daily work meeting today (identities of participants obfuscated): https://pic8.co/sh/mfajmh.jpg

Basically, participant C is my boss. He's been in hospital for the best part of a week (I don't know any details of his condition, but he has been receiving cancer treatment since not long after his (second?) jab. I don't think it was cancer related though, he spoke briefly in our meeting and sounded fucking horrible, very weak). Other members of our team have been adjusting to new blood pressure meds, or been off for days on end with what they describe as the worst illnesses they have ever had. One guy still has gastro (possibly ulcerative collitis) from his second jab. Another guy, under 30 has cancer. There are only a dozen or so in our team.

All of them are jabbed and boosted. Except me. I didn't get a single jab. I've also never had COVID as far as I can tell, but have certainly been exposed to it as I have a 4 year old child who goes to school and day care.

They are all so stubbornly ignorant of the most likely reason for their deteriorating health. They have no idea what it could be, but it's definitely not the jabs. And they get really fucking defensive if I try and suggest that might be the cause of their problems. I think they probably know, but are still in denial about it and how stupid and gullible they were to take it.

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It’s starting to look like Geert Vanden Bossche’s worst prediction is coming true.

There was of the vaccinated building up more and more organ damage over time as they are repeatedly infected. Eventually that kills them.

That’s not what Geert predicted though. He predicted something that will look like a flu (whether or not it’s classified as COVID-19) that would suddenly start making lots of vaccinated people feel sick. Many of them would die. This Australian “influenza” might be what he is has been predicting.

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They refuse to acknowledge the elephant in the room.