"His calves were swelled up four inches larger, in circumference, than they are now. So, he was very uncomfortable.""His calves were swelled up four inches larger, in circumference, than they are now. So, he was very uncomfortable." A high school football player has had his athletic career cut short after doctors found and removed approximately six feet of blood clots from the teenager’s legs. The cause of the blood clots is not yet known, but the teen now requires a regimen of blood thinners to ensure the issue doesn’t crop up again.
Kaden Clymer is a junior at a high school located in Wauseon, Ohio and was looking forward to the start of the football season at school. However, playing the sport is no longer in the cards after an anomaly was discovered this past August. After spending nine days in the hospital, the teenager returned to school while barely being able to walk.
He said, "it took a lot of effort to be able to stay in the hospital for nine days straight. Eat the hospital food and go through all those procedures. It really sucked.”
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No mention of covid vaxxes!!