What a class act this young man is.

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"Commotio cordis is a "diagnosis of exclusion," Dr. William Knight IV, professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Director of the Emergency Medicine MLP Program and part of Hamlin's care team, said in January. That means that more common, deadly or fixable conditions have to first be ruled out before commotio cordis is the diagnosis."



So his first two specialists in Cincy practically mocked CC as a cause in a press conference, and they said it was the last thing they were considering. Then a few weeks ago the player refused to answer when asked about the cause by Michael Strahan. Now months later they conveniently have a "diagnosis of exclusion" which means they had no direct evidence but went with CC after throwing "other things" out. The league was sitting on a ticking time bomb if anything other than CC was given as a cause. Easy to see through this one
Yep, that’s how commotio cordis is diagnosed.

His specialists in Cinci didn’t mock anything. Idk what you’re talking about, they ended up agreeing that’s what it was along with 3 other specialists.

He refused to answer with Strahan because he didn’t have a diagnosis yet and the testing wasn’t complete.

Time to step out of the twilight zone.
 

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Yep, that’s how commotio cordis is diagnosed.

His specialists in Cinci didn’t mock anything. Idk what you’re talking about, they ended up agreeing that’s what it was along with 3 other specialists.

He refused to answer with Strahan because he didn’t have a diagnosis yet and the testing wasn’t complete.

Time to step out of the twilight zone.
the guys in the thread have their own diagnoses and will not believe it cold be anything else. It seems that anyone under 40 that dies have all died due to their same diagnoses. go imagine...
 
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RU848789

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Yep, that’s how commotio cordis is diagnosed.

His specialists in Cinci didn’t mock anything. Idk what you’re talking about, they ended up agreeing that’s what it was along with 3 other specialists.

He refused to answer with Strahan because he didn’t have a diagnosis yet and the testing wasn’t complete.

Time to step out of the twilight zone.
Absolutely correct. Commotio cordis is the most logical root cause at this point, as per the American Heart Association article below, but can never be "proven" per se given the logic of how such a diagnosis is reached.

https://www.heart.org/en/news/2023/...fl-player-damar-hamlin-says-stopped-his-heart

I have zero problem if people want to debate what his incident could be due to, but the disinformation machine has been working overtime for months since the Hamlin incident claiming it was due to vaccination (and quite a few folks in this thread perpetuate this myth), which is a load of poo, as are the claims of the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines in general causing any significant increase in cardiac deaths, sudden or otherwise, in young or old people. I could post much more, but don't want to piss off the mods...
 
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