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Vaccine Injury Testimonial

Vaccine Injury of David Mallin


What was your life like before you received the COVID-19 vaccine?

Normal

Describe the symptoms and the timeline of the reaction.

I went for my first Pfzifer vaccine on 3/2/2021. The place where I was placed was on the other side of the city.
After the vaccine I waited the 20 minutes as instructed. All seemed ok. But then driving home I had a reaction. I became very disoriented.
I managed to get back home.
I felt very under the weather for several days.
Several days later I went to drive on Route 28N. I felt disoriented. I had to pull over and let my mother drive onward.
Since this day, I have been unable to drive on Highways / Interstate Freeways. I get dizzy and disoriented. It's kind of like a Vertigo sensation.
I never had any issues like this previously.
In the days after, driving at all was difficult.
While the condition has improved with time, I still cannot drive on Interstates or over major bridges in Pittsburgh.

Describe the solutions that helped your symptoms

EDMR

Which solutions were not helpful?

Lexipro

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