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Vaccine Injury Testimonial

N.M. – Ontario

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"I am a registered nurse, was healthy before vax. I had first shot, Pfizer, in March. I was fine, no symptoms post shot. 1-2 weeks later i developed seasonal allergy symptoms but I had never had allergies before. Then I stared having food allergies out of the blue. I would get numb lips with citrus. Then I started to develop mouth ulcers. Now i have a sore swollen tongue and tingling in my cheeks. I feel like my mouth is all swollen and I can't use my tongue to clean food out of space between cheeks, lips and teeth. My mouth just feels weird and eating is uncomfortable. I am refusing 2nd dose, I have not sought medical help as i know I will dismissed.

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N.M. - Ontario"

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