Vaccine Injury Acknowledged in Hospital Data

Well some of it, at least, in Australia

There is so much gaslighting on ‘safe and effective’ vaccines (all of them) that it was shocking to discover that hospital staff are actually acknowledging that people have needed to be admitted due to vaccine injury, using the Principle Diagnosis [New link - AIHW changed their site address] of

T88.1 Other complications following immunisation

It was shocking to discover that hospital staff are bold enough, at least sometimes, to not simply send people home with the platitudes of “anxiety” or “those chest pains show the vaccines are working”, but to actually ADMIT people to their hospital, not under a principle diagnosis of “nervous condition” or “atrial fibrillation” or “blood clots”, but under a PRINCIPAL diagnosis that indicates post vaccine complications.

In the 30 June years 2018-19 and 2019-20, before the covid vaccines, the admissions in Australia, or as they are called, Separations, looked like this ….

There were 128 people leaving hospital in 2018-19 with a Principal Diagnosis of vaccine complications, and 129 doing so in 2019-20. Most were babies <1, a good number of 1-4s, a steady number of teens, and smattering of adults through the ages… perhaps as a consequence of mandatory health worker/flu vaccines.

But in 2020-21, early in Australia’s covid-19 vaccine rollout, after only 4 months, the Separations dwarfed those of the previous years in the adult age groups…

There was some serious injury happening. This graph represents 1,482 people who were in hospital for post-vax complications. Where there were only 38 and 39 people acknowledged in the >15 age groups in the prior two years, this year there were 1,369.

These early covid-19 vaccines had mostly gone to front line quarantine staff, health & aged care staff, and the older age groups. Looking at the split by sex for 2020-21, the majority of people hospitalised were female, particularly in the younger age groups, probably reflecting the demographic of the caring workforce…

You might wonder, like me, if numbers had increased simply because there was a large scale vaccine rollout - that there might be more people going to hospital just because more people had been vaccinated. Well, as a ballpark look… the NCIRS coverage rates of the (annual) influenza vaccines in these years suggest they went to around ~8.3 million people. Yet, according to the Covid Live site there were only 7.6 million covid-19 vaccine doses rolled out to the 30 June 2021 and many of these were 2nd doses. Discounting all the other vaccines health workers or aged people may receive, if the covid-19 vaccines had been equally as “Safe” we should be expecting less than double ((8.3m+7.6m)/8.3m) the number of hospitalisations - perhaps 75? at most. We wouldn’t be expecting the 1,369 people who actually needed to be admitted to hospital, and KNOWINGLY under a principle diagnosis of vaccine complication.

Only 10% of the total administered doses (so far) had been deployed to 30 June 2021. I wonder what the hospitalisations are going to look like in 2021-22, based on the subsequent vaccine rollout…

And I wonder whether they will be similarly represented in the AIHW Hospital Separations data base when the numbers are released, probably a few weeks from now…?