My mother was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in August 2021.  My family believed the asymptomatic C)VID-19 spread BS, and blackmailed me into taking the jab in order to see her.  I was against the jab and didn’t want to take it. I ended up faking the 2nd shot after the symptoms experienced after the 1st shot.

The difficulties and problems I faced are documented above.  I have spent approximately $15k between the hospital visit and the treatment program I have been through with my functional med doc.  He has helped me make tremendous progress and has given me confidence that I can rid my body of this poison, and return to the man that I was.

My mother passed in April 2022.  I am looking to obtain whatever information possible to help as many people as possible heal.  I don’t want to see anyone else suffer the way my mother did.

Took shot 6:30pm, on 8/14/2021. Woke up with chest pains the following morning. Within the next few weeks, noticed an unusual fatigue that would hit me in the afternoon that I had never experienced. I’m used to working out every day whether it’s weights, yoga, HIIT or hiking. My energy was so drained that I only exercised 5 times in the next 3 weeks.  I also developed tachycardia. The pulse in my neck would pound rapidly when I would workout.

I went to the ER 4 weeks post shot, and had an elevated d-dimer but didn’t have a blood clot. Over the next several months, I developed chronic fatigue, sleep disturbance, and brain fog that caused many simple clerical mistakes in my job that I had never made before. I was struggling to function, and each day and just wanted to sleep all day.

When I would workout, I felt weak and was constantly dealing with inflammation and would be drained the rest of the day.  I ended up losing my job a year later due to my dip in performance. I have sought treatment, and depleted vitamin D and omega 3s were discovered and they have since been elevated since treatment.  Homocysteine. I’ve been working with a functional med doc for 18 months and have seen noticeable improvement, but still have more hurdles to clear.