Vaccine Injury Testimonial
C.P. – Vermont
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"8/20/21
I got my second vaccine at the end of May, had no major reaction to it and didn’t even get sick. 2 weeks after getting the second vaccine my migraines got really bad with tingling and nerve pain in my skin from head to toe, my throat and tongue swell and the tissue inside my mouth. I do have microscopic colitis and that got worse with more inflammation in my colon, all my bones feel like they are being crushed and the back of my neck feels like someone hit me with a sledgehammer. All my skin hurts and my lips feel thick. It could be a 80 degree day but I feel like I’m freezing for several hours after getting out of bed.
-C.P. - Vermont
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