Science-based support for people suffering from longterm Covid-19 vaccine effects
React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from longterm Covid-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Our mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their Covid-19 vaccine. We build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of our vaccine complications.
Speak Out
AlignAct Campaign: Tell the CDC, FDA, and Washington that you exist, you matter, and need their support. Sign the petition today →
Get Involved
Surveys & Studies: We want to hear your voice. Get connected and be a part of our patient-led research. Go to our Get Involved page →

Stories Like Yours
Have you experienced complications from the Covid-19 vaccine? Have you suffered without adequate medical care or acknowledgement? You are not alone — approximately 1.2 million adverse events to the vaccine were reported in the US during the first 12 months. Read about countless people’s journey to healing through science, community, and research.
Stronger Together
React19 began as a small group of medical professionals who experienced adverse reactions from the Covid vaccine. For months, we suffered alone without answers. We found each other, and persisted due to mutual empathy and our shared appreciation for science. Today, our community has grown beyond our expectations, and we continue to uplift each other through difficult times.

Forums
Our mission is to bring healing to those facing vaccine side effects. One of the best ways is for us to each help each other! Join our Forums for heartfelt discussions, sharing what works, and a place to find others like you. Learn More →

Chapters
People with adverse reactions to the Covid-19 vaccine exist worldwide. If you’re looking for support outside of the United States, connect with React19’s global community. Learn More →

Activism
React19 strives to make our voice heard by the public and government organizations. Help us raise awareness about adverse effects of the Covid-19 vaccine and urge for change for those impacted. Learn More →
Science & Research
With scientific knowledge, we become one step closer in gaining a holistic understanding of the adverse effects of the Covid-19 vaccine, and potential prevention, improvements, and cures.
Published Science
First Covid Vaccine Neuro Study by the NIH – What you need to know…
Dearly Discarded and Shaun Barcavage discuss the new NIH study on neurological reactions post vaccine REACT19 Research Director, Shaun Barcavage NP, sits down with Dearly Discarded host, Jared stClair, to discuss key takeaways from the NIH's newly released study,...
GPCR Autoantibodies and Post-Vaccine Syndromes
This compiled research article from our German partners may shine light on one of the mechanisms behind post-vaccine syndromes ... which may in turn point to possible solutions. Read the full PDF here > Excerpt below: A certain group of autoantibodies that are...
Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome, post Vaccination (MIS-V)
MIS-Children and MIS-Adults were first recognized as a serious sequela to COVID-19. It is a poorly understood, underreported, hyperinflammation of multiple organ systems following COVID infection. It is often not diagnosed in a timely manner. MIS is defined as:...
How To… Read and Understand Research
In this React19 How To Guide we offer a Research Primer: How to read and understand research. 1000+ Peer Reviewed Publications on the Covid Vaccines Welcome to the React19 research section of our website. Here you will find a compendium of research related to COVID-19...
Overview: Scientific Publications & Case Reports
React19 has prepared this large collection of peer-reviewed case reports and studies citing adverse effects post Covid vaccination. See our 46 page PDF of the Scientific Publications & Case Reports here: covid-vaccine-research-overview (Last updated 25 March...
Cumulative Analysis of Early On Pfizer Vaccine Data – released by the FDA 11-17
Pfizer FDA Document Postmarketing Review Review of the first batch of documents released by the FDA including the full scope of reported adverse events from Pfizer. Data collected was from the first 2.5 months of the public roll-out. The document was submitted to the...
Educational Articles
First Covid Vaccine Neuro Study by the NIH – What you need to know…
Dearly Discarded and Shaun Barcavage discuss the new NIH study on neurological reactions post vaccine REACT19 Research Director, Shaun Barcavage NP, sits down with Dearly Discarded host, Jared stClair, to discuss key takeaways from the NIH's newly released study,...
First NIH Published Data on Post-Covid Vaccine Neuro Symptoms
React19 review of "NEUROPATHIC SYMPTOMS WITH SARS COV-2 VACCINATION" from National Institutes of Health, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Mt Sinai. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) studied 23 patients (92% female; median age 40years) reporting new neuropathic...
How To…Fill Out a VAERS report
How to fill out a VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) report. If you are injured by one of the Covid vaccines, React19 strongly recommends you submit a VAERS report. This is a report of your adverse event to the US Department of Health and Human Services....
How To…Find Legal Support
No one wants to need a lawyer or be involved in a legal dispute. Unfortunately, many of the vaccine injured face legal challenges ranging from unemployment compensation and disability to infringement of their First Amendment rights to share their experience on social...
Practitioners Network – Virtual Rounds Session 1
Practitioner's Network - Virtual Rounds Session 1 Session 1 - Dr. Pierre Kory "Insights and Approaches to Post-Vaccine Injury"
Patient Education Webinar: HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy)
Dr Brandon Horn delivers a React19 webinar on Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) in this presentation of "Working with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome" As always, content is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as medical advice.
Get Involved
If you’d like to be connected with the React19 community and professionals, participate in studies, receive updates on grants and published articles, and more, sign up for our newsletter below.