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post 1688998033 08-26-2023, 10:20 AM
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Bronny James Diagnosed with Congenital Heart Defect

"Bronny James, the oldest son of NBA superstar LeBron James, has been diagnosed with an “anatomically and functionally significant Congenital Heart Defect which can and will be treated,” a James family spokesperson said Friday in a statement."



https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...t/70683221007/
post 1688998753 08-26-2023, 10:34 AM
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Old News RainMan.....

But let me guess, he should get all the boosters, and wear a mask?
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In what world is shilling for an industry that gets government protection from lawsuits due to faulty products considered a good thing?
The Era of Great Noticing has begun.
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
In what world is shilling for an industry that gets government protection from lawsuits due to faulty products considered a good thing?
Cardiac medicine gets government protection from lawsuits?
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Old News RainMan.....

But let me guess, he should get all the boosters, and wear a mask?
Yesterday is old news?
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Cardiac medicine gets government protection from lawsuits?
It was more of a rhetorical question about you in general.
The Era of Great Noticing has begun.
Modern liberalism is morally bankrupt and demonic.
Right wing politics is the new counter-culture.
Wincel: "I'm saying even the govt of China, while brutal at times, is NOT our enemy. Period."
Has Beowulf10 ever experienced true love? Where did he go?
Education is humanity's key to salvation.
The 2nd Cold War has begun.
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Why would a healthy young adult need to take the risk of getting vaccinated when he could have just recovered fine and build stronger natural immunity?
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
It was more of a rhetorical question about you in general.
You feel I'm shilling for cardiac medicine?
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Originally Posted By TCmaxxing
Why would a healthy young adult need to take the risk of getting vaccinated when he could have just recovered fine and build stronger natural immunity?
Congenital is kind of the opposite of acquired.
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Congenital is kind of the opposite of acquired.
How many precautions should he take? Should the rest of the team mask up?
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
How many precautions should he take? Should the rest of the team mask up?
I don't think congenital heart defects are contagious.
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
I don't think congenital heart defects are contagious.
True, but imagine if he gets the Rona, he might die.......
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
True, but imagine if he gets the Rona, he might die.......
Do you think heart defects increase risks from covid?
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Do you think heart defects increase risks from covid?
If you have a heart defect, how would you be allowed to play on a professional basketball team?
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
If you have a heart defect, how would you be allowed to play on a professional basketball team?
Do you think it's possible it wasn't discovered until he had an episode, like many others?
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Do you think it's possible it wasn't discovered until he had an episode, like many others?
Okay? So why is he still allowed to play?
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Okay? So why is he still allowed to play?
I think it'll depend on the outcome of the surgery and rehab, like with many others.
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Strange. Could have sworn I read he had an echocardiogram a few months prior to the event (and while that wouldn't be 100% it would identify most overt anomalies).

Will be interested if any Cardiologists chime in, I'll have to check out Reddit - off the top of my head I can't think of any obvious arrhythmogenic congenital heart defects that would be quickly "correctable" and allow someone to return to playing a sport.
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Originally Posted By wickedman
Strange. Could have sworn I read he had an echocardiogram a few months prior to the event (and while that wouldn't be 100% it would identify most overt anomalies).

Will be interested if any Cardiologists chime in, I'll have to check out Reddit - off the top of my head I can't think of any obvious arrhythmogenic congenital heart defects that would be quickly "correctable" and allow someone to return to playing a sport.
But who was Jeff Green, Fred Hoiberg, and Etan Thomas.
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Also, why should any of us care?
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Originally Posted By dave22reborn
also, why should any of us care?
hes americas son
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
But who was Jeff Green, Fred Hoiberg, and Etan Thomas.
All of those people required open heart surgery, which I don't think fits the bill of returning in the "very near future". And I think they were all aortic aneurysms, which isn't regularly associated with sudden cardiac death from arrythmia, especially at his age (to the my limited knowledge).
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Originally Posted By wickedman
All of those people required open heart surgery, which I don't think fits the bill of returning in the "very near future". And I think they were all aortic aneurysms, which isn't regularly associated with sudden cardiac death from arrythmia, especially at his age (to the my limited knowledge).
Atrial septal defects are often missed on transthoracic echo. They can be treated without open heart surgery.
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Yesterday is old news?
i saw it yesterday for the first time in the daily mail(new news unless you work in news), and immediately thought of all of those "it must be the vaxx" clowns from the MISC claiming to know something special.
tons of athletes over decades and decades had undiagnosed heart and other organ issues and have collapsed for unknown reasons.
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This sucks

So the vaccine sends a messenger in the cells to get the cells to produce outer proteins that are similar to Covid for the body to create an immune response.

At that point the cells start to grow something that wasn't part of their natural make up.


So what op is sayin here:


The vaccine is actually making the heart cells grow in a certain way that resembles Congenital instead of acquired disease.


That is scary- and bad

This is worse than I thought.
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Originally Posted By gachase21
This sucks

So the vaccine sends a messenger in the cells to get the cells to produce outer proteins that are similar to Covid for the body to create an immune response.

At that point the cells start to grow something that wasn't part of their natural make up.


So what op is sayin here:


The vaccine is actually making the heart cells grow in a certain way that resembles Congenital instead of acquired disease.


That is scary- and bad

This is worse than I thought.
Congenital is pretty much the opposite of acquired. You're describing acquired.

You're also proposing a theory with no support whatsoever

But, the misc loves its narrative
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Congenital is pretty much the opposite of acquired. You're describing acquired.

You're also proposing a theory with no support whatsoever

But, the misc loves its narrative
No, it seems you are saying that it could be "resembling" cognitive - as it changes the actual structure of the cells.

It is actually really acquired
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I wonder how many other diseases acquired from the vaccine are getting confused as cognitive.
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Originally Posted By gachase21
No, it seems you are saying that it could be "resembling" cognitive - as it changes the actual structure of the cells.

It is actually really acquired
I've said nothing regarding cognitive effects.

Which vaccine did he receive and when?
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