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She worked in the Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit (CTICU) of a major children’s hospital in San Diego, California for more than 12 years. Here’s her story about what happened after the vax rollout.
Tawny Buettner, RN, worked in the Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit (CTICU) of a major children’s hospital in San Diego, California for more than 12 years.
Before the vaccine rollout, they’d see 4 or 5 myocarditis cases a year in the CTICU at the hospital where Tawny Buettner works that she was aware of (see 2:15 in the video).
In the last half of 2021, she is aware of 33 cases (at 4:15 in the video).
That’s an increase of over 10X in the rate of cases of myocarditis cases since the vaccines rolled out.
Not only that, the troponin levels of the kids were extremely high (start watching at 3:15), from the teens to up to the 30’s. Note that after a heart attack your troponin levels might hit 5 and then return to normal after a few days. So these troponin levels were elevated by something more extreme than a heart attack. Those levels can stay elevated for months. Troponin is released when the heart is damaged.
One person who commented on the video wrote:
I saw boys with troponin levels more than 400x than normal, 2-3 months after the injections. Girls don’t have high troponin, but they do have D-dimers up. God knows what’s coming next
Why aren’t we hearing this from other nurses?
Tawny is not the only CTICU RN witnessing this nightmare. Where are the others? Not willing to be fired.
It takes a dedicated intensivist RN fired for doing her job to tell us what she witnessed at her hospital.
Summary
The increased rate of myocarditis cases and excessive troponin levels didn’t happen by chance. It only started after the COVID vaccines rolled out.
What do you think Nikki should do? Keep quiet? Or go public?
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