NCAA Athlete Experienced Myocarditis After The Second COVID-19 Vaccine!
A Division I athlete coming from Tennessee State University is now at the hospital because he experienced myocarditis after the second shot of the COVID-19 jab,
The news emerged when he shared an image of him in hospital, warning people not to take the vaccine and raising awareness about its side reactions.
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John Strokes, a golfer at TSU is an Academic Medal of Honor student, shared that his dreams have been ruined because he can’t play his senior year of sports after his diagnosis. He warns the NCAA to stop forcing the vaccine.
Many other athletes will experience the same because some already have.
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The MSM won’t cover this story because it doesn’t fit their fake narrative that the vaccine will stop this pandemic.
Todd Starnes covered this story; read what he has to say:
John Stokes is a Division One golfer at Tennessee State University, but now his athletic career and his life are in jeopardy all because of the China Virus vaccine.
A few days ago, John received a second dose of the vaccine — and four days later he was in the hospital — with a severe heart issue. Myocarditis.
A 21-year-old collegiate athlete – perfectly healthy — until he got the vaccine.
Doctors told John that his college athletic career may be over.
Like many other college athletes, John was required by the NCAA to get vaccinated.
But students were apparently not told about the severe side effects of the vaccine — especially for young people.
And that’s why John decided to post a video from his hospital bed — sharing his story — one that the Mainstream Media does not want you to hear.
The healthy Division 1 student athlete who made this in-hospital testimonial video about developing post C19 vax myocarditis, is John Stokes, a golfer at Tenn State U ("John Stokes – 2021-22 – Men's Golf – Tennessee State University")https://t.co/BZRWrxpU0R https://t.co/38YSBX9Izo
— Andrew Bostom, MD, MS (@andrewbostom) September 12, 2021
