Fully Informed Consent
read this before getting a COVID shot
This notice is published by the Health Officer of Lander County, Nevada. This is provided as informed consent to all individuals, who are being offered a COVID-19 mRNA injection.
It is important to understand that all medical treatments, to include vaccinations, are always voluntary. The licensed medical professional, who is providing the medical treatment, has both ethical and legal obligations to provide you with informed consent and explain the issues to you. In addition, you have the legal right to discuss all elements of the information provided before making your decision to accept or decline the treatment (vaccination). The four elements of informed consent are outlined below for your information. You should take this with you, when you go, or take your child, to be vaccinated.
1) The proposed treatment is an injection of a biologic gene therapy that has been granted Emergency Use Authorization for the purpose of decreasing the severity of disease symptoms. It is important to understand that none of the current COVID-19 vaccines prevent you from becoming infected or decrease the likelihood that you will transmit the disease to other people.
2) The risks of getting the injection include minor to severe temporary and possible permanent injuries, to include death. As all three currently used vaccines are in investigational phases of development, the risks are still being discovered. To learn about documented injuries you should go to the open VAERS reporting page -
https://openvaers.com/.
The risk of not getting the injection is to become ill with COVID-19. Significant illness is rare in children (Serologic surveys indicate that half of children tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 report no symptoms. In general, children with COVID-19 are at lower risk of hospitalization and life-threatening complications.) - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8257427/. As of 12/08/21 a total of 757 children under 19 years of age are reported to have died from COVID-19 in the United States. https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provisional-COVID-19-Deaths-Focus-on-Ages-0-18-Yea/nr4s-juj3/data. As people get older and acquire more chronic medical conditions, risks of bad outcomes increase. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-with-medical-conditions.html.
3) The only established benefit of getting the vaccine is evidence provided to the FDA that use of the vaccine has been shown to decrease the severity of disease, when a person becomes infected with COVID-19. It is possible that use of the vaccine may decrease the risk of infection, but this has not yet been proven.
4) There are alternatives to getting one of the three COVID-19 vaccines that can improve your health and decrease the risks of bad outcomes from COVID-19 illness.
First – prevent illness: improve your overall state of health by maintaining a healthy weight, diet, exercise and sleep regimen. Have your vitamin D level checked and supplement if it is low https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8541492/.
Second – be consistent in practicing good personal hygiene. Before you touch your face, always wash your hands after you have touched items shared by others. When you use a face covering, apply a clean one after washing your hands and do not touch it again until you are ready to throw it away. Wash your hands immediately after you touch the mask on your face (every time you touch your mask).
Third – if you do get ill with COVID-19 seek early treatment. There are many treatment options that you can discuss with your doctor.
The final important element that your medical provider is required to discuss with you is the fact that no one involved in giving you the COVID shots (from manufacturer to the medical assistant administering the dose) will have any liability if you sustain and injury. It is also possible that your medical insurance may not cover the cost of care. You have one means of receiving compensation from an injury sustained by use of an EUA vaccination:
COUNTERMEASURES INJURY COMPENSATION PROGRAM REQUEST FOR BENEFITS FORM INSTRUCTIONS
https://www.hrsa.gov/sites/default/files/hrsa/cicp/cicp-request-form-instructions.pdf
PUBLIC LAW 109–148—DEC. 30, 2005
https://www.congress.gov/109/plaws/publ148/PLAW-109publ148.pdf#page=140
Troy Ross, MD, MPH
Lander County Health Officer
Last October I began my own analysis to estimate how many Americans likely died from the Covid-19 vaccines. I didn't trust the classification by the CDC as to cause of death, so I used weekly CDC reports of Deaths from All Causes as the data. I analyzed the data for the six years before 2020 to establish the normal pattern of deaths over that period so I could use it to determine deaths in excess of that normal during the "pandemic" period. I most recently determined that the excess deaths before vaccines began December 14, 2020 averaged about 7,723 per week, but after vaccinations began that average went up to 11,880 based on data up to February 19, 2022 as released by the CDC thru 6-02-2022. So about 257,555 deaths resulted from the increased rate after vaccinations began out of the total of the 1.1 million excess American deaths since the "pandemic" began.
I didn't make calculations on data after February 19, 2022 because even though data was available for weeks after February 19, 2022, I became suspicious of the data being released by the CDC in early March, 2022 the reported data started to be materially below what would be expected during normal years. Since 1.1 million excess deaths occurred during the "pandemic" one reason for the low numbers in early 2022 could be that the deaths that normally would have occurred in 2022 had been accelerated into 2020 and 2021 by the disease itself, the malicious treatment in hospitals with the deadly drug, Remdesivir, and from the supposed safe and effective vaccines. Of course another reason could be that CDC was deliberately understating deaths, at least beginning in 2022.
Now here is the real kicker. The CDC stopped releasing weekly deaths reports after the June 2, 2022 release, and did not resume until June 29, 2022. Comparing the June 2 and June 29 reports, 70,748 deaths that had already been reported June 2 disappeared in the June 29 report and it was obvious that was mostly for weeks early in 2022. I waited until this week's report came out from the CDC (July 6, 2022), thinking I would see if the same thing was going on, or if they actually had made some "mistake" June 29, and had corrected it, but the July 6 report compared to the June 2 report still showed a significant disappearance of 57,085 deaths, not as high as the prior week, but still material. Normally the CDC is always making very minor corrections of prior reports because of lags in receiving death data from the States, but almost always these are additions, not subtractions.
So here are some charts detailing this:
The format of my analysis last updated June 2, 2022 using data only up to February 19, 2022--
https://i.imgur.com/AfkDh5t.jpg
A comparison of expected all cause deaths last updated July 6, 2022 using data up to April 23, 2022 showing recent abnormal lows in deaths reported--
https://i.imgur.com/7mrMeU6.jpg
Chart comparing weekly deaths reported June 2, 2022 to the weekly deaths reported June 29, 2022--
https://i.imgur.com/yP1tP6J.jpg
Chart comparing weekly deaths reported June 2, 2022 to the weekly deaths reported July 6, 2022--
https://i.imgur.com/liOkHGL.jpg
Impressive. Troy Ross is the Lander County Nevada health officer.
Of the 3,142 US Health Officers in the US, he is the only honest one as far as I know. No one else has published anything like this.
He's been very effectively marginalized as you can see by his post. It is July 9, 2022 nearly 7 months after his post and there are no likes or comments to his excellent advice.