As you read the entire account you can see the Medical industry was just punking her and doing test after test then telling her it was anxiety....
Q: What was your life like before you got the vaccine?
I was one of those people that would get a well check every 1 to 3 years. I took zero medications. At the time, I exercised around 5 times a week and walked our dog every day. I was the one in the family always pushing to go for a hike and get outside. A mother of two teenagers and married to a wonderful husband who’s in the hospitality industry. Because of that, we move often. I have always tried to make the most of everything, tons of mini road trips with the kids and I loved to travel and visit friends. We were happy and looking forward to the world getting past Covid.
Q: Would you like to share your reasons for getting vaccinated?
With our world completely turned upside down from Covid hitting the hospitality industry and the kids being home from school, I wanted to do whatever I could to keep us safe and move forward. We had been in CA when it hit and with things shutting down, ended up moving to Michigan to be closer to family and have work while we waited things out. We were told the vaccines were safe and this was what was needed. Looking back it all happened so fast. It was the idea that we could change things for the better and get our lives back that motivated me. It was also said the only danger was if you had a risk of anaphylactic shock and that would happen right after. I didn’t feel I was a risk for that so I thought I would be safe. I have had all other vaccines and never had a problem.
Q: What was your reaction, symptoms, & timeline?
I received my first and only Moderna vaccine in Dearborn, MI on Wednesday, 3/31/21. While waiting the 15 minutes after something felt a little off, but I chalked it up to nerves. Afterwards, I was driving back to Berkley, MI, and while driving, I felt like a wave went through my body and I suddenly couldn’t catch my breath. It was only a few seconds but it scared the hell of of me. I was able to drive the rest of the way home without it happening again. Once home we had dinner a little later and it happened again, I started choking on my food and trying to breathe but it passed quickly. I didn’t know what to do, I kept hoping it was just a quick strange thing and I’d be fine the next day.