Vaccine Injury of Roland Azar

Before the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, I was completely healthy. I exercised regularly, did strength training, and even practiced free diving, where I was able to hold my breath underwater for up to five minutes. I was only a very light smoker (around five cigarettes per day) and had no respiratory diseases, allergies, or breathing problems.

On the night I received the Pfizer vaccine, I felt extremely unwell, with severe fatigue and malaise. By the following day, I developed significant shortness of breath and was unable to breathe properly, requiring hospitalization.
From that point onward, my health changed dramatically. I remained on high doses of prednisolone for approximately three years because it was the only treatment that allowed me to breathe adequately. During this time, I also developed new allergies, particularly to dust. In addition, exposure to perfumes, cigarette smoke, or other strong airborne irritants now triggers severe breathing difficulties.
I also developed an unusual sensitivity to eating later in the day. If I eat after approximately 3:00 p.m., my breathing becomes significantly worse during the night, making it difficult to sleep.
Although my condition has improved somewhat over time, mainly through regular exercise and sports, I have not recovered fully. I still experience significant breathing problems, still occasionally require prednisolone, and continue to search for a doctor or specialist who can identify the underlying cause and provide effective treatment.