Vaccine Injury of M Reynolds

At age 50 was doing P90X, 1 hour and 20 minute high intensity bootcamp workouts, intense spin classes, step classes, weights, yoga, etc. 5 days per week on average. So was in pretty good shape.

Received 1st vaccine 4/7/2021. In the 2 years prior to vaccine I was diagnosed with infrequent benign PVCs/PACs. Basically skipped or extra heart beats, minor fluttering., no big deal. After vaccine had additional heart and other symptoms with greatly increased frequency such as tachycardia 125 bpm, bradycardia 45 resting rate, 32 sleeping rate, PVCs/PACs with crushing chest pain at moment of each PVC (tachycardia would occur after), multiple ECG reports started to say possible Myocardial Infarction, poor R wave progression, severe gastro problems, 24 / 7 constant nausea, belching, bloating, cardiac gastro syndrome, BP spikes 200 systolic over 100 diastolic otherwise perfect BP most times, severe balance and dizziness problems, visual and audio disturbances, movement and noise would cause instant vertigo (would have to drop to floor), have not been able to be in an arena or stadium in several years. I eventually got Covid 1 time and have since had breathing issues, severe fatigue and long Covid lasting 3+ years. I have had approximately 350 separate tests, scans and procedures with no findings to pinpoint cause(s) of any symptom. Have been to ER about 20 times.

I have found mild exercise may have helped with fatigue.
Electrolytes may have helped with balance and dizziness.
Fatigue and balance symptoms have greatly reduced at about 3 years from onset. Massage therapy, which I didn't do prior to vaccines or Covid, definitely made me feel better temporarily and was something to look forward to.

Dr. and ER visits did not help with any symptoms although they provided some reassurance of no finding of critical problems such as heart attack, strokes, etc. I still go to doctor with any symptoms for safety of course.

I think there is light at the end of the tunnel. Heart symptoms are still present but the fatigue, balance and gastrointestinal issues are better. Not gone, but better. Life is tolerable at the moment. Taking any action, whether its mild exercise, massage therapy, trying any new (safe) therapies, seeing doctor, etc I think made me mentally feel like I have some control of the outcome of this adventure. Stay positive.