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Posted by: @kg1986

Hi Everyone, I used to post a ton in these forums when I first was going thru all my symptoms. Back in November of 2021 is when I started waking up w pins and needles in my arms which eventually turned into the biggest nightmare of my life.

-Numbness

-Muscle weakness

-Back spams

-Muscle twitching, internal tremors

-head aches, brain fog

-Shooting random nerve pain

-anxiety (thought for sure I had MS, ALS or a brain tumor.)

-nausea/GI issues

-Heart problems (pain) they put me on meds for pericarditis

 

This all started about 1-2 months after my second pfizer vx..some drs say its not that, but most of them say it could be and have no real answers besides "nerve inflammation"

 

Every day it would be something new...over time I saw so many drs, has MRIS, blood tests...couldnt figure anything out besides my IGG and EBV were high and my D was a little low and D dimer was high.

 

After a few months of a strict diet and lots of supplements I felt better, back to working out and being a mom again....then in March I got covid for the first known time and a lot of symptoms came flooding back..but again in time they got better. I would say I have been 80-90% better but never 100%

Recently I did start lifting heavier in my workout, but I work out 5-7 days a week and didnt think anything of it at the time. Then within a few days my back started feeling sore on the spine and radiating lower. It got so intense it was making me sick. I got an X ray-normal....Its been a little over a week and now I am feeling the pins and needles again, waking up feeling so strange and fuzzy, brain fog, my feet have the internal tremors again, some muscle twitching all over randomly and I feel just awful. Has anyone has trouble with back spasms? I did have a cold a few weeks ago, I almost wonder if everytime I get sick this is going to happen. I went to a new Dr Wednesday and told her everything. She said shes going to order another MRI with contrast since they did not last time. I am just so scared they are missing something that is happening to me, but then I try to tell myself this has been going on for a year now and its almost like flare ups, not a progressive condition. I still fear the worst (cancer obviously)...It would just be nice to hear from people that can understand my frustrations, really hard to someone who hasnt experienced this nightmare to fully grasp how awful its been.I am only 35 and has two babies under 3 and I just want to feel alive again.

 

KG

Hi Kg,  I can relate.  I have the same question…is this going to flare up every time I get sick???  For over a year people in my house were getting sick with COVID, flu, colds and I was the only one that didn’t catch anything (other than my vac reaction)….but recently my son was sick and I think I caught whatever it was …he had COVID symptoms, I had diarrhea plus many of my symptoms came back.  It has been about 20 days now and still reacting.  I know a lot of people here get flare ups when sick.

re, back spasms - I have not had that, but have had torso and brain tremors, an muscle twitching in legs and hand….which went away

it seems that recovery is two steps forward, one step back.  May are saying to “expect” flare ups.  Mine last 5- 6 weeks each time with symptoms changing throughout.

MRIs are commonly being ordered for us in this forum so try not to worry too much about that

 

 


   
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@gingerjones Did your liver enzymes resolved? Mine still elevated after a year


   
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Anyone here with AST and ALT liver transaminases elevated after Pfizer vaccine? Mine still high after a year. Thank you! Filip


   
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hello there , last year beginning of November all this happened to me , I was at work about 6 weeks after my second jab , it was very weird head sensation and vision related problems, also confusion and unbalance like on the boat I was panicking like never before not sure what is going on read tons of forums and I came out with one conclusion that all symptoms match ms ( multiple sclerosis) and this when anxiety kick in , I've done mri and I'm clean, since then there are good days and rough days , it comes and goes I waking up with something new or old , basically this jab ruined my life at some point but I've learned how to live with it for now , at the moment I feeling weird when I'm going to shops or crowded areas is overwhelming feeling like is too much information for my brain to handle it , the best remedy for unbalance are hayfever tablets called cetirizine for everything else I didn't found any remedy yet , I was keep looking on this forum for a long time and I'm glad I found it , makes me happy and sad , happy because I'm not alone , sad because this happen to us , hopefully we will recover one day .  

 


   
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@j it brings some comfort knowing other people can relate to this. My back this time around could definitely be work out related, but just strange that everything else seems to be flaring up too. And my whole family had a mild cold about a month ago. I get my MRI of my spine Tuesday...hoping it brings some type of answer, but it seems like every test comes back normal which just leads me down another path..I have been convinced that I have had about 20 life threatening diseases since this all began haha. My Dr recommended Cymbalta (she said it works well for nerve pain ex. fibromyalgia) but I am not a huge fan of masking symptoms without knowing the root cause. I think we all can agree the root cause has to be Covid or VX related here, I was a perfectly normal healthy person before all this started. Praying for relief soon. I will let you know how the MRI goes!


   
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Hi all,

I haven't written in a while.  I think I have mostly recovered with a slight relapse over the summer when I think I had Omicron again.  I wanted to share these links in case they might be helpful.  

what others in the US have done with regards to their symptoms

https://react19.org/category/how-to-guides/

perhaps for your doctors

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/why-we-question-the-safety-of-covid

I thought this doctor articulated everything so well.

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/towards-yom-kippur-an-israeli-physician?r=9s8jh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

You all are in my thoughts and prayers.


   
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please do not under any circumstance get any more jabs!!!!!


   
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find stew peters, dr jane ruby and others on rumble.

 


   
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As this forum is indeed not very active anymore compared to a year ago I'll share my follow-up post after 15 months of vaccine injury.

These are the stories I'm still here for anyway...

Got better a lot, but still some issues.

I still get random heart palpitations and numbness in my left foot. Still can't sleep on my left side, or my heart goes crazy and left foot goes numb within a few seconds. Sleep itself recovered though as I couldn't sleep for over a year (2-3 hours max.)

Overall my symptoms are about 90 percent better. (See earlier posts).

Went back to sports (Natural Bodybuilding) but energy levels never came back. I'm out of breath after a few minutes. Also lost a lot of muscle and can't seem to put it back on. Ok, I'm not the youngest at 42 but still... I think my hormone levels took a hit and didn't recover. 

Not sure I'll recover 100 percent but keep my hopes up! 


   
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Posted by: @moonbeam

@plandistry Thanks for sharing this. My batch was listed amongst the toxic doses with over 1400 adverse reactions.

How did you find this out?


   
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Posted by: @moonbeam

Hi all,

I haven't written in a while.  I think I have mostly recovered with a slight relapse over the summer when I think I had Omicron again.  I wanted to share these links in case they might be helpful.  

what others in the US have done with regards to their symptoms

https://react19.org/category/how-to-guides/

perhaps for your doctors

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/why-we-question-the-safety-of-covid

I thought this doctor articulated everything so well.

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/towards-yom-kippur-an-israeli-physician?r=9s8jh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

You all are in my thoughts and prayers.

@moonbeam: Thank you so much for coming back on here to tell your success story.  We need so many more of them.  I do have a question for you.  I went back and read many of your previous posts.  In one early one you noted that you did not get tinnitus as a side effect.  However, in a later post you listed tinnitus as one of the symptoms you did have.  My wife and I both got sudden onset of high-pitched tinnitus after our booster shot.  We're always looking for stories from people who had their vaccine-induced tinnitus resolved.  Can you please clarify if you did, or did not, get tinnitus and, if yes, what do you think you did that helped to resolve it?  I've just started to read about the vaccine's ability to invade the Vagus nerve and then breach the blood brain barrier.  Subsequently, our own body's immune response (which apparently can be hyper-activated by the vaccine) will breach the BBB and, between the vaccine-created spike protein and our immune system antibodies, they can wreak havoc on our systems causing various neuro-related conditions.  In fact, our immune system can create an auto-immune level of response against our own selves.  Like many people on here, I was tested and has a high level auto-immune antibody (ANA) result but not tied to any specific autoimmune disease.  Anyway, I'm hoping that whatever the mechanism the issues being created by the covid vaccines are temporary and not permanent.  Sorry for the long post.  I greatly appreciate any information you can share re: the tinnitus.  Thanks and best wished for a full and permanent recovery.


   
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Posted by: @gingerjones

@asanders What are the doctors telling you about the cysts?  What are your symptoms?  Just neuropathy?  Really scary stuff!

They told me that one of them is a bening cycst which sould be followed in case it gets larger. 

The second one is probably abnormal enlargment and new formations of blood vessels in the liver but they dont know why. I am told that this is also not very important unless it gets larger. 

The third one is probably important and I am going to have a dynamic MR for the third one. I also have abnormalities in my lungs and I never smoked in my life. 

about the metallic objects observed in fat tissue, they have no idea. They asked me If I have been shot in the stomach before, which I absolutely have not.  I am advised to see a surgeon. 

I really dont care anymore. One year ago I had no health problems other than some allergies. Now I cannot count my symptoms  but still no diagnosis. 


   
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Posted by: @margaret2022
Posted by: @moonbeam

@plandistry Thanks for sharing this. My batch was listed amongst the toxic doses with over 1400 adverse reactions.

How did you find this out?

Hi, I found out on this site.

https://expose-news.com/lotindex/


   
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Posted by: @ksharky13
Posted by: @moonbeam

Hi all,

I haven't written in a while.  I think I have mostly recovered with a slight relapse over the summer when I think I had Omicron again.  I wanted to share these links in case they might be helpful.  

what others in the US have done with regards to their symptoms

https://react19.org/category/how-to-guides/

perhaps for your doctors

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/why-we-question-the-safety-of-covid

I thought this doctor articulated everything so well.

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/towards-yom-kippur-an-israeli-physician?r=9s8jh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

You all are in my thoughts and prayers.

@moonbeam: Thank you so much for coming back on here to tell your success story.  We need so many more of them.  I do have a question for you.  I went back and read many of your previous posts.  In one early one you noted that you did not get tinnitus as a side effect.  However, in a later post you listed tinnitus as one of the symptoms you did have.  My wife and I both got sudden onset of high-pitched tinnitus after our booster shot.  We're always looking for stories from people who had their vaccine-induced tinnitus resolved.  Can you please clarify if you did, or did not, get tinnitus and, if yes, what do you think you did that helped to resolve it?  I've just started to read about the vaccine's ability to invade the Vagus nerve and then breach the blood brain barrier.  Subsequently, our own body's immune response (which apparently can be hyper-activated by the vaccine) will breach the BBB and, between the vaccine-created spike protein and our immune system antibodies, they can wreak havoc on our systems causing various neuro-related conditions.  In fact, our immune system can create an auto-immune level of response against our own selves.  Like many people on here, I was tested and has a high level auto-immune antibody (ANA) result but not tied to any specific autoimmune disease.  Anyway, I'm hoping that whatever the mechanism the issues being created by the covid vaccines are temporary and not permanent.  Sorry for the long post.  I greatly appreciate any information you can share re: the tinnitus.  Thanks and best wished for a full and permanent recovery.

Hi, when I first experienced symptoms, it was mostly dizziness.  The tinnitus came later when I had a relapse.  I was fortunate in that it was never debilitating - it came and went.  I'm not sure what it was I did that helped. I do watch what I eat and many people have said when they cut back on sugar, processed foods, less carbs, more protein, that it helps.  I also take Zinc and Quercetin and Vitamin D and have eaten more turmeric. I know that many people have benefited from intermittent fasting as well. Meditation and breathing helps me. I wish there was something specific that I can say definitely helped. Hope you and your wife have a full recovery.


   
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Posted by: @moonbeam
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Posted by: @moonbeam

Hi all,

I haven't written in a while.  I think I have mostly recovered with a slight relapse over the summer when I think I had Omicron again.  I wanted to share these links in case they might be helpful.  

what others in the US have done with regards to their symptoms

https://react19.org/category/how-to-guides/

perhaps for your doctors

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/why-we-question-the-safety-of-covid

I thought this doctor articulated everything so well.

https://sensiblemed.substack.com/p/towards-yom-kippur-an-israeli-physician?r=9s8jh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

You all are in my thoughts and prayers.

@moonbeam: Thank you so much for coming back on here to tell your success story.  We need so many more of them.  I do have a question for you.  I went back and read many of your previous posts.  In one early one you noted that you did not get tinnitus as a side effect.  However, in a later post you listed tinnitus as one of the symptoms you did have.  My wife and I both got sudden onset of high-pitched tinnitus after our booster shot.  We're always looking for stories from people who had their vaccine-induced tinnitus resolved.  Can you please clarify if you did, or did not, get tinnitus and, if yes, what do you think you did that helped to resolve it?  I've just started to read about the vaccine's ability to invade the Vagus nerve and then breach the blood brain barrier.  Subsequently, our own body's immune response (which apparently can be hyper-activated by the vaccine) will breach the BBB and, between the vaccine-created spike protein and our immune system antibodies, they can wreak havoc on our systems causing various neuro-related conditions.  In fact, our immune system can create an auto-immune level of response against our own selves.  Like many people on here, I was tested and has a high level auto-immune antibody (ANA) result but not tied to any specific autoimmune disease.  Anyway, I'm hoping that whatever the mechanism the issues being created by the covid vaccines are temporary and not permanent.  Sorry for the long post.  I greatly appreciate any information you can share re: the tinnitus.  Thanks and best wished for a full and permanent recovery.

Hi, when I first experienced symptoms, it was mostly dizziness.  The tinnitus came later when I had a relapse.  I was fortunate in that it was never debilitating - it came and went.  I'm not sure what it was I did that helped. I do watch what I eat and many people have said when they cut back on sugar, processed foods, less carbs, more protein, that it helps.  I also take Zinc and Quercetin and Vitamin D and have eaten more turmeric. I know that many people have benefited from intermittent fasting as well. Meditation and breathing helps me. I wish there was something specific that I can say definitely helped. Hope you and your wife have a full recovery.

Thank you so much for the reply.  Even though your tinnitus wasn't debilitating, it is still excellent news that it went away. Sounds like your recent relapse took 2-3 months to resolve, is that correct?  I am currently taking Krill oil, Vitamins B12 & D3 and Turmeric, but just started that regimen a couple of weeks ago so too early for any results.  I've read about Zinc and Quercetin potentially helping with tinnitus.  I may have to try those too.  What brand and dose of Quercetin do you take?  Thanks again and best wishes.


   
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