Vaccine causes in most cases do run some risk however slight but there of setting the persons autoimmune system against itself. I mentioned my first wife passing from a heart attack but in 1985 and had no vaccines in 4 years.
My second wife was a CNA in a nursing home. While we were dating on a Labor Day weekend at a mall she collapsed to the floor. I rushed her to the ER. First 24 hours were touch and go and her arms were up against her chest and she had no limb use.
Her Neurologist kept asking her about any recent vaccines she may have had. She hadn't had any recent ones. This was about the time of Swine Flu epidemic of 84-85 I may be wrong on epidemic years. People a small number in the larger southeastern city I live in started showing up with Guillain-Barré syndrome. It took six months for her to be able to go home counting rehab. An answer came a few years later discovered by her physical therapist who was measuring her for a motorized wheelchair. Her limbs were shorter than for her body and unequal in length. There lied the answer. She was born in 1950 in the midst of a horrid epidemic worse than COVID called Polio. She had taken the vaccines both shot and cube as I 7 years her junior had taken.
She had developed a milder case of Polio which caused the deformities. When we met she was a single MOm worn out from work and worry and was run down. One thing can happen with Polio in some cases. It can come back in noncontagious form and hit again which it did her.
I am not anti vaccine. I took the first two Covid shots dur to a coule medical issues. Afterwards I began in a few months having headaches mild one and neck pain. Last year I was also diagnosed with Early Stage Parkinsons. But my uncle had it and he passed before COVID hit.
I do not agree with how CDC and local and state officials mandated COVID Vaccines on an unproven vaccine and I'm madder than hell that our government partnered with the CHICOM military that created the virus to start with in its pandemics form and those allowing it not prosecuted for it.
So sorry to hear of your dx.
I've read inspiring succes stories of treating Parkinson's with Ivermectin.
Here's an excerpt, from one that is behind a paywall ...
My Take (Dr William Makis) …
Parkinson's Disease patient who wanted to try Ivermectin, based on promising pre-clinical research.
This is 6 weeks in, on an escalating Ivermectin Protocol.
The response to Ivermectin and improvements in symptoms in such a short period of time have been truly remarkable.
This patient is able to play golf again. I was left speechless.
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God bless.