Baby With Tachycardia

a Baby with heart issues – rare condition or more commonplace than we are led to believe?

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) has had a report from the grandmother of a toddler who has described what happened when her grandbaby was a newborn.

The parents of the baby were c-19 vaccinated prior to conception (not during pregnancy) due to coercive mandates.  The full-term 8+lb baby was born well, after a long labour.  At 4 hours of age the baby ‘crashed’ and needed emergency attention. 

It was quickly noted that the heart rate was up around 240 beats per minute.  An experienced nurse realised what was happening as she had seen it before, and the baby was rushed to the neonatal ICU and dunked in a bucket of ice-cold water to correct the abnormal heart rhythm.  This is standard procedure for what was probably a Supraventricular Tachycardia.

The baby was admitted to the neonatal ICU and spent the next few weeks in hospital being stabilised on heart medication and being monitored.  A second crash happened on day two of life requiring the ice treatment before the medication kicked in.

After 6 months on medication to create a stable heart rhythm, the baby was able to start weaning off the medication. It took a further 6 months to get off the medication.

A number of the medical staff did concede verbally to the family that they were seeing quite a lot of similar heart problems in babies and thought that the covid vaccination might be relevant.  However, no-one has been willing to put anything in writing nor speak publicly about what they are witnessing.

The outreach visiting nurse confirmed over a year after the birth that yes, unfortunately, there were still more newborn babies experiencing similar heart issues…

To the grandmother’s knowledge, no CARM report has been filed.

The toddler is now doing well.

our comments on a newborn baby with tachycardia

While rapid heart arrhythmias are described in newborns, this is very rare and many obstetricians and midwives will go through their careers without seeing a case.  If medical staff are seeing a lot of similar heart problems in newborns, this is a massive red flag.

Our questions remain the same.  If this adverse medical event in a newborn hasn’t been reported to CARM (Centre for Adverse Reactions Monitoring), no-one will have done a causality assessment to determine whether it is connected to parental vaccination or not.

What if there are 1,000 or 10,000 other newborn babies in NZ experiencing the same thing?  If none are being reported or assessed, then we have no idea what is really going on.  It is very easy to tell each individual family that their baby’s condition is very rare and unusual, but perhaps it isn’t. 

We’d love to hear from obstetricians and paediatricians to reassure us that they are not seeing an increase in babies with heart conditions.

Despite the NZ government repeatedly reassuring us that the ‘vaccine’ stayed in the arm and was quickly broken down, independent research has demonstrated persistence of the mRNA, lipid nanoparticles and spike protein. The mechanisms by which the spike protein and the lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) can damage the bloods vessels and heart have also been extensively researched and described.

In our opinion it is possible that the mRNA encased in LNPs could cross the placenta. There is no reason to suggest that this would not be harmful to the foetus.  Why is no-one investigating this? Don’t ask, don’t tell?

If you have a similar experience that you would like to share with your newborn baby suffering from tachycardia or other heart issues, please get in touch with us.