Second Dose of Pfizer on 07/14/21
South Carolina
20 yrs old
Q: What was your life like before you got the vaccine?
I entered the US Navy to serve my country honorably. I was in the best shape of my life and felt fantastic. I was an avid gym person who exercised regularly without limitations.
Q: Would you like to share your reasons for getting vaccinated?
Required by my job
Q: What was your reaction, symptoms, & timeline?
Two weeks after my second dose of the vaccine, I started experiencing vertigo symptoms a few times a day. I ignored them, thinking they were from being tired/stressed. My schooling required very long periods of reading and studying for exams. These vertigo symptoms lasted up until I had my first full-blown seizure in early January 2022. Since then, the seizure activity has started picking up. I have been placed on Medical Hold, so now my military career is over. I was approved for disability and will be discharged later this fall. I started seeing a regular Neurologist, who started me on Keppra to try and stop the tremors/seizures. That didn't work at all. My parents called out the doctor and basically and told him, you are not trying to find out what are causing these issues, you are merely just throwing meds at him to see what works. We asked to be referred to a seizure specialist. They sent us to a teaching hospital in SC. They ran all the big tests, saying all my bloodwork is fine. 3D MRI was fine, no other issues they could see. We explained that we do not have any family members with seizure history on either side. No health issues growing up, other than the common cold. My specialist there diagnosed me with JME (Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy) from my symptoms alone. The doctors there put me on Zonisamide 100mg and Briviact 100mg, both 2x a day, stating this was 95% effective for people with JME. Well, that isn't working either. We explained to the hospital/doctors that this all started shortly after the 2nd dose. They just kind of rolled their eyes and poo pooed the idea. After consulting several friends in the medical field, I started to see a Holistic Medicine doctor who opened his own practice many years ago. We discussed my case, and he firmly believes the shot was the cause, because he is treating many patients with post-vaccine injuries. So as of today, I am on my 2nd week of detoxing, and I am truly feeling worse. It seems like the tremors have picked up and today, I had back-to-back seizures for the first time. That could be from herxing, since my body is ridding itself of these metals and toxins, including the spike protein in the shot. I am at a loss for words right now. I'm scared, my family is terrified, and we fear I will never get my life back again. I'm just tired of getting poked and prodded by each doctor, and I'm really tired of being lied to. I just want my life back. I'm writing this to let everyone know they are not alone. There are tons of us suffering from this, and we all want answers. May God Bless all of you!!!
Q: Share your experience with any medical care and any diagnoses you have received:
MRI, EEG, EKG, Bloodwork, DNA testing. Recently diagnosed with JME.
Q: Was your reaction reported, and what was the response?
VAERS. Received a call back in two days. The person on the phone couldn't be any nicer. She said we were on the right track seeking Alternative Medicine. It was refreshing to hear from someone that was supportive. She said the stories are horrifying.
Q: Are there any treatments we should know about that helped or hurt your health?
Nothing so far, but crossing my fingers the detox works to alleviate this.
Q: Have you had Covid before?
no
Q: What do you wish others knew?
Educate yourself before doing anything.
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