I was reading a crushingly sad story about a young lady (20 yrs old) with rare illnesses, including gastroparesis (paralysis of the stomach).
She's suffering so much, I had to wonder if it was post vax. But it doesn't say when the onset was and there's no word if she was vaxxed but I looked up gastroparesis in VAERS via Medalerts.org.
I hadn't heard of this adverse event before, but there are over 1.6 million cases of gastroparesis reported post Covid 'vaccination'. Regardless of the struggles of the young lady - why wouldn't this be a black box warning for the vax????
Reading further in the article, they had a hard time diagnosing her properly. They thought she had an issue crohn's disease and then with her gallbladder. But when they removed her gallbladder via surgery, her condition worsened. It was determined that her gastroparesis was caused by the very rare diagnosis of 'vascular compression'. Most docs don't recognize it. So I checked VAERS. It's rare there too, but almost all cases are post Covid 'vax'.
Since 'polite society' (MSM scum) won't connect any dots, it's likely there are doctors out there struggling to treat extreme suffering in their patients who don't know to investigate this angle. I'm tired about hearing the number of vaxxed deaths dismissed as 'Conspiracy,' but even more tired of the quality of life/human suffering being ignored - in this case, by not coming out and saying there are almost 2 million cases of gastric paralysis post vax, and some maybe caused by vascular compression. At least the UK newspaper printed a story - but is this really the best way to bring all physicians up to speed on helping and identifying potential post vax illness?
FWIW, I looked up Crohn's disease in VAERS. More than half of the cases in VAERS reported post Covid 'vax'. Sadly, this is likely 1% or less than experienced in the real world. Further, CDC says once they open a record on your adverse events, they never update it. SO how many people really have these illnesses or died but their earlier records with milder (rash, headache) symptoms will not be updated?
Welp - I didn't want my search to be wasted so I thought I would share it with some people. This is posted in an old Q thread so if you have any reply (none required) then please pm me. Thanks.