Posted on Jul 27, 2021
Covid: Bradford's Matthew Keenan dies despite changing mind on jabs
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A "self-confessed vaccine sceptic" has died in hospital just two weeks after a doctor shared his picture to urge others to get the Covid jab.
Matthew Keenan, from Bradford, died a fortnight after allowing Leanne Cheyne to post the image of him hooked up to an oxygen mask.
Ms Cheyne, a respiratory consultant, said the 34-year-old dad had told her he wished he "could turn back time".
Tributes paid to Mr Keenan described him as "a top bloke" and "a real gem".
Posting the image on Twitter on 11 July, Ms Cheyne wrote: "Matthew, has agreed for me to share his story. 34, footie coach & dad. Self-confessed vaccine sceptic until he caught Covid, if he could turn back time he would. Our sickest patients are unvaccinated & under 40. Matthew is fighting for his life... save yours."
She explained that Mr Keenan, who wrote on his own Facebook page on 2 July that he had just tested positive for Covid, was connected to a CPAP machine which was delivering oxygen to him.
Matthew Keenan, from Bradford, died a fortnight after allowing Leanne Cheyne to post the image of him hooked up to an oxygen mask.
Ms Cheyne, a respiratory consultant, said the 34-year-old dad had told her he wished he "could turn back time".
Tributes paid to Mr Keenan described him as "a top bloke" and "a real gem".
Posting the image on Twitter on 11 July, Ms Cheyne wrote: "Matthew, has agreed for me to share his story. 34, footie coach & dad. Self-confessed vaccine sceptic until he caught Covid, if he could turn back time he would. Our sickest patients are unvaccinated & under 40. Matthew is fighting for his life... save yours."
She explained that Mr Keenan, who wrote on his own Facebook page on 2 July that he had just tested positive for Covid, was connected to a CPAP machine which was delivering oxygen to him.
Covid: Bradford's Matthew Keenan dies despite changing mind on jabs
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My friend was a skeptic of the whole virus. We buried him this spring.
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So sad. I get it and I don’t get it. You just never know how the virus is going to effect an individual no matter what age.
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Right on. So what you should have initially written is that vaccines actually can contain a virus?
I’m assuming you don’t have a degree in virology. But, with your extensive knowledge, maybe you could enlighten the group as to the difference between virus vector and mRNA vaccines. Or tell us more about the two dozen or so vaccines that are available worldwide.
While I appreciate the layman talk, your overly broad simplification indicates that you might not understand viruses or the many different types of vaccines as you might think.
I’m assuming you don’t have a degree in virology. But, with your extensive knowledge, maybe you could enlighten the group as to the difference between virus vector and mRNA vaccines. Or tell us more about the two dozen or so vaccines that are available worldwide.
While I appreciate the layman talk, your overly broad simplification indicates that you might not understand viruses or the many different types of vaccines as you might think.
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I understand the difference between a virus with a 97 plus percent survival rate with no vaccine, or other prophylactic actions. I also understand the fact that this was made in a lab, and it was funded for gain of function with our own government's money. I further understand that the NIH, CDC, and the National institute for allergy and infectious disease control, have all had to revamp their numbers, i.e lower them because the virus was not as rampant, or as virulent as they first feared. I also know what a psychological operation is as well, and a genuine pandemic with a virus that has been touted as deadly as covid-19, doesn't need 24-hour a day news coverage, or a government administration pushing it 24 hours a day.
I understand the difference between a virus with a 97 plus percent survival rate with no vaccine, or other prophylactic actions. I also understand the fact that this was made in a lab, and it was funded for gain of function with our own government's money. I further understand that the NIH, CDC, and the National institute for allergy and infectious disease control, have all had to revamp their numbers, i.e lower them because the virus was not as rampant, or as virulent as they first feared. I also know what a psychological operation is as well, and a genuine pandemic with a virus that has been touted as deadly as covid-19, doesn't need 24-hour a day news coverage, or a government administration pushing it 24 hours a day.
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And being from Texas, I know the difference between someone pissing down my back and calling it a rainstorm
And being from Texas, I know the difference between someone pissing down my back and calling it a rainstorm
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No doubt. So to recap, a virus can be contained by a vaccine. And you can’t/won’t explain the difference between virus vector and mRNA vaccines. (Or some of the other types available worldwide).
Good luck to you
Good luck to you
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