Read the link from the FDA that I used for this post. The previous link sort of sounded like an extension of the EUA but this memo sure sounds like it’s a go.
I highly recommend you share the link below with everyone. It is updated continuously and has medical personnel posting. Holocaust II?
Amy Lee
8 hours ago
29 athletic female. Now 2 months post first Pfizer jab. It’s been a roller coaster. Hair loss in first week. Swollen lymph nodes under arms hour after the shot and continued to increase in pain for 3-4 weeks. Triggered multi system inflammation for 1.5 months. Pain in lower back/kidney area. Heart palpitations within first week and continued to increase in intensity until the 2 week mark where I had severe heart palpitations, sweats and shortness of breath for 12 hours. Went to ER. Elevated D-dimer 900+. Scans looked fine. Referred to Cardiologist, pulmonologist and allergist. Ultrasound of heart looked fine. Cardiologist said he’s seeing many young females with similar symptoms. He couldn’t explain the serge of cases but likely linked to vaccine. Was very concerned. Told of possible heart issues in the future and to stay away from the second dose. Pulmonologist confirmed same. Myocarditis a possibility but hard to diagnose for certain. Family physician and allergist dismissed these specialists opinions and encouraged me to take the second dose. They said myocarditis is not a serious health issue (!!)
Muscles still feel tight - especially legs and calves in the morning. Twitching deltoid at injection site. Left leg muscle spasms although infrequent. Severe headache that has not gone away since the jab. Reduced efficacy, i.e. I used to workout 2 hours a day/ 5 days a week. Now it’s twice a week and just to move my legs and loosen the stiffness. Run out of breath easy and heart feels like it’s about to pump itself out of my chest.
Not sure what to make out of all of this. The specialists are concerned but the general practitioners seem to be dismissing all of this and playing it down. Shame on them for encouraging their patients to take the second dose when there is clear evidence that specialists are seeing increased complaints linked to heart issues and blood clots.