;my 62 yo husband was a big very strong man who got two Pfizer shots in July and August 2021. Looking back, watching him was like watching air leak out of a tire. No energy, then no strength, then chills, night sweats, and gradual loss of appetite to the point of eating three eggs a day. We knew something was wrong with his blood. A micr…
;my 62 yo husband was a big very strong man who got two Pfizer shots in July and August 2021. Looking back, watching him was like watching air leak out of a tire. No energy, then no strength, then chills, night sweats, and gradual loss of appetite to the point of eating three eggs a day. We knew something was wrong with his blood. A microscopist analyzed his live blood in February of 2023. We saw with our own eyes that he had severely deformed and mashed up red blood cells, few white cells, and creatures in his cells who became evident when a cell was smashed. He was finally admitted to hospital in early March. He ended up with a team of doctors--infectious diseases, hematology, cardio (by now he needed three valves replaced), etc.--ear nose and throat and nutrition specialists. They kept asking me how he got so sick. No interest in considering the shots. Gave him litres of antibiotics, cat scans and MRIs. Four blue-code events. Three months to the day he was admitted he came home. I’ve since heard of two other random people I’ve never met who had similar experiences, one in the same hospital. My point is that the long-term damage will likely continue for a very long time. Thank you for your persistence Steve.
Helen, I am so sorry that you and your husband have gone through this. But I'm very, very happy that he is still with you. I wish you both health and happiness.
I am 63. My brother is 62. We have both led healthy, active lives, despite some bad habits in our youth. We have gone skiing together many times, ever since our parents taught us to ski when we were little boys in the 60s. I smelled a rat from the beginning of the hype, and when the jab was rolled out, he jumped on the bandwagon and asked me if I had made my appointment. I told him there wasn’t a snowball’s chance in hell I would take it. He angrily predicted I’d be dead in a year and said he’d miss me. I know he got at least one booster. He made sure we all knew. Today I remain healthy and he is chronically depressed, sleeps 14 hours a day, and gets frequent headaches. He thinks it’s “long covid” despite the fact that he tests negative. I am not angry with him. I am heartbroken. Obviously, he won’t be skiing this winter.
;my 62 yo husband was a big very strong man who got two Pfizer shots in July and August 2021. Looking back, watching him was like watching air leak out of a tire. No energy, then no strength, then chills, night sweats, and gradual loss of appetite to the point of eating three eggs a day. We knew something was wrong with his blood. A microscopist analyzed his live blood in February of 2023. We saw with our own eyes that he had severely deformed and mashed up red blood cells, few white cells, and creatures in his cells who became evident when a cell was smashed. He was finally admitted to hospital in early March. He ended up with a team of doctors--infectious diseases, hematology, cardio (by now he needed three valves replaced), etc.--ear nose and throat and nutrition specialists. They kept asking me how he got so sick. No interest in considering the shots. Gave him litres of antibiotics, cat scans and MRIs. Four blue-code events. Three months to the day he was admitted he came home. I’ve since heard of two other random people I’ve never met who had similar experiences, one in the same hospital. My point is that the long-term damage will likely continue for a very long time. Thank you for your persistence Steve.
Helen, I am so sorry that you and your husband have gone through this. But I'm very, very happy that he is still with you. I wish you both health and happiness.
I’m so sorry. I pray your husband gets his health back. My husband has also been struggling after the Pfizer poison.
I am 63. My brother is 62. We have both led healthy, active lives, despite some bad habits in our youth. We have gone skiing together many times, ever since our parents taught us to ski when we were little boys in the 60s. I smelled a rat from the beginning of the hype, and when the jab was rolled out, he jumped on the bandwagon and asked me if I had made my appointment. I told him there wasn’t a snowball’s chance in hell I would take it. He angrily predicted I’d be dead in a year and said he’d miss me. I know he got at least one booster. He made sure we all knew. Today I remain healthy and he is chronically depressed, sleeps 14 hours a day, and gets frequent headaches. He thinks it’s “long covid” despite the fact that he tests negative. I am not angry with him. I am heartbroken. Obviously, he won’t be skiing this winter.
I have a good friend who is now in treatment for bone marrow issues. Healthy guy prior. I shake my head
Aplastic anemia?
Not sure. He has a full time job and works on the side as well. He has energy,
I'm so sorry this happened! This is awful.
tragic