Before my vaccine injury, I ran a business, supported my family, and built amazing tech for education and business.
Today I’m permanently disabled, living with chronic illness, and trying to hold life together for my kids.
I’m not asking for anything except awareness.
@React19org — if my story could help someone else feel less alone, would you consider sharing it?
https://t.co/qH2CgDbKeC
My heart rate hit 190 while I was lying in bed. An ambulance rushed me to the ER, and it took 8 hours to get my HR under control. This has happened multiple times since developing heart inflammation from the Covid vaccine.
Unless you’ve experienced it, it’s hard to explain the terror of feeling like your heart might give out at any moment.
I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
I’ve been battling chronic heart inflammation and arrhythmias for 4 years. I lost my health, my career, and much of the life I once had from that vaccine.
#myocarditis #pericarditis #moderna
#edogawahospital
This is a huge win not only to protect kids, but also to protect First Amendment rights of health care providers.
This ruling supports our case against the FSMB, six medical boards and their officers who punished myself and three other physicians over our medical opinions.
"I was fired...after 31 years as an ER Physician & not one single complaint against me."
~Dr Charles Hoffe
"These COVID shots have caused greater side effects than any other medical treatment in history. The toxic spike protein ends up in literally every part of your body."
This definitely happened to me and I have the paper trail proof of following up, including full admission of not reporting. Fill us in. Who gets the penalty payment though, the government? Are “we the injured” to file independently on behalf of the government and get a percentage (15-30%) of the recovery, as a lawyer would? Or, are we simply just giving our case information to lawyers as “whistleblowers” and if the government recovers payment, the lawyers get the percent recovered? Please have a lawyer come on and give us information. I’ve tried to reach out about this before to firms all over and no one responds. Ohio, DC, PA
I was hesitant to reply because of the topic, but I think I can contribute to the conversation. You mentioned that he lives alone and does not have a caretaker. Do you know what he rated his pain on a scale of 1 to 10? If his pain was so severe that he could not care for himself or even use the bathroom, that may explain what happened.
Elderly patients can react very differently to pain meds. A 50 mg tramadol made my grandfather hallucinate when he had back pain. He could tolerate half of a Percocet with zero side effects and was up and moving again while he was waiting on a nerve block.
Did you mention if your dad has liver or kidney disease? That plays a role as well.
For acute pain, half a Percocet is probably safest for some elderly and reasonable if he just needs something to take care of himself until he gets surgery or injections, maybe a week or two. There is no back and forth about whether it works, and him having to drive to the pharmacy several times in pain going through the process of figuring it out. It works and it works fast. It can keep him moving, which is very important.
If he is not an alcoholic or addict, short term use under medical supervision is safe. He most likely would not even be intoxicated with half, so he could drive safely to and from appointments. In my experience, percocet is not a pleasant feeling medication anyway so I never wanted to take it when I absolutely needed it. I hated it even though it worked best, without a doubt.
From a chronic/long term pain patient perspective, accepting some level of pain is better if it means protecting overall health and stability. Tramadol first, then Vicodin if needed… IF you are just considering traditional pain meds in the conversation. But everyone is different, and you really need the full history of the patient to know what will work best for them.
I have experience with a lot of other pain treatments as well. Most recently, IV ketamine at the Cleveland Clinic. I can offer advice to some folks as time allows.
I am one of the Americans whose life was permanently altered by COVID. The ongoing impact is real. When it is left out of major public health discussions, patients like me feel invisible all over again.
Casey Means did not mention the greatest health crisis of our generation once during today's confirmation hearing. COVID directly impacted every single American, and we are still dealing with the aftermath.
Just this morning, I saw a new patient injured from the shots. Her last injection was four years ago, yet she's still suffering. No other doctor will acknowledge her injury, and none reported it to VAERS.
Casey Means did not mention the greatest health crisis of our generation once during today's confirmation hearing. COVID directly impacted every single American, and we are still dealing with the aftermath.
Just this morning, I saw a new patient injured from the shots. Her last injection was four years ago, yet she's still suffering. No other doctor will acknowledge her injury, and none reported it to VAERS.
“This injury did not only affect me, it affected my entire family.”
Before 2021, Brian was a healthy, active husband, father of two, and business owner.
After receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, what began as severe fatigue and neurological symptoms progressed into permanent disability. Brian now lives with chronic pain, cognitive impairment, heart issues, sleep disruption, and autoimmune complications. He is unable to return to his career or the active life he once shared with his children.
Brian did everything asked of him in good faith. Today, his family faces financial devastation and an uncertain future.
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“This injury did not only affect me, it affected my entire family.”
Before 2021, Brian was a healthy, active husband, father of two, and business owner.
After receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, what began as severe fatigue and neurological symptoms progressed into permanent disability. Brian now lives with chronic pain, cognitive impairment, heart issues, sleep disruption, and autoimmune complications. He is unable to return to his career or the active life he once shared with his children.
Brian did everything asked of him in good faith. Today, his family faces financial devastation and an uncertain future.
Read more of his story: https://t.co/JZVRFmO9jN
Support our mission so we can continue to support individuals in need.
https://t.co/Cc4Ln9XL5N
@MaryBowdenMD What if the disabling injury happened at a county health department by state level contracted nurse? I have paper trails for everything. We even followed up with them on our own to ensure they knew and documented it. Do you think they were instructed not to report it?
Listen to @SteveTothTX praise @MaryBowdenMD's bravery during the Covid pandemic after putting patients first with early effective treatment, saving over 6,000 lives.
"Each is a testament to Dr. Bowden's commitment to doing what's right no matter the obstacles, no matter the criticism from the medical establishment."
Accountability shouldn’t disappear just because a product is called a vaccine.
Every other manufacturer in America can be sued if their product causes harm.
Why are vaccine makers the only exception?
Safety improves when responsibility exists.
That’s why this bill matters.
Restoring liability isn’t anti-vaccine.
It’s pro-safety, pro-transparency, and pro-trust.
@RepDaveJoyce@RandPaul please stand for accountability. Read my story. Link in Bio.
Senator Rand Paul has introduced a very important bill to remove the blanket product liability protection for vaccine makers. https://t.co/Y01PSAF2jB
Background. In 1986 HR 5546 was passed removing all product liability for vaccines. In 2005 the Prep Act was passed that removes product liability for "EUA" vaccines/biologics. Both need to be repealed. The reason HR5546 was passed in 1986 was because vaccine manufacturers were getting sued for vaccine injury and losing the cases. They went to Congress for liability protection. They “threatened” to stop making vaccines.
Instead of pushing for more safety Congress and the pharma companies just made more of them with no adequate safety trials. Since then, the vaccine schedule has more than tripled. A law that removed product liability for medical procedures- vaccines - is quintessential government interference in the free market leading to lower safety and harm. Vaccine makers need to be financially responsible for the products they make. Competition and fear of being sued for safety issues drives safety. There is no other product with this type of protection.
Some other bullet points on the topic.
For advocacy to supporting Senator Rand Paul's bill.
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Promote awareness of the unfulfilled testing requirements of the Childhood Vaccine
Injury Act of 1986 to initiate a nationwide conversation about pharmaceutical
manufacturers’ protection from accountability coupled with their unwillingness to
comply with common sense testing.
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Advocate the repeal of immunity from product liability for vaccine/biologic makers. That’s Rand Paul’s bill.
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Hopefully Successfully Repeal immunity created by the Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. The right to seek
redress is more important than mere retrospective accountability. It is fundamental to
incentivizing the prospective weighing of costs and benefits by the industry.
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Repeal immunity created by the PREP Act of 2005 as well.
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Work with Congress to get repeal legislation introduced. President Trump will need to
encourage congressional allies to get this repealed.