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My Vaccine Injury Story

substantialmajestic

substantialmajestic

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I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
 
substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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Cool story.

What do all the doctors you have seen say?
 
substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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As you can tell, the general sentiment around here is "Shut the **** up and get the vaccine then shut the **** up and get as many boosters as it takes to make the rest of us feel safe because we really don't give a **** about you ass long as we feel safe".

Bummer that you're having issues. My secretary had a nasty rash after she got her booster. That lasted for a few weeks. Both the vaccine and the virus effect different people in different ways but that kind of makes sense since we're all a little different here and there. Unfortunately, the "**** you! Until I feel safe then everybody can **** off and die" crowd doesn't really care about that.
 
substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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Doesn't sound like a normal side effect from the shot, at least from what I have been reading or hearing.

A coincidence maybe?

The first Morderna shot kicked my ass for a couple days, but the second & booster were fine.
 
Lutherf said:
As you can tell, the general sentiment around here is "Shut the **** up and get the vaccine then shut the **** up and get as many boosters as it takes to make the rest of us feel safe because we really don't give a **** about you ass long as we feel safe".

Bummer that you're having issues. My secretary had a nasty rash after she got her booster. That lasted for a few weeks. Both the vaccine and the virus effect different people in different ways but that kind of makes sense since we're all a little different here and there. Unfortunately, the "**** you! Until I feel safe then everybody can **** off and die" crowd doesn't really care about that.
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Well, no. The general sentiment in this thread is to talk to a ****ing doctor, and see what they say, and why do you assume that the vaccine did something it really should not be able to do. Asking questions of anecdotal testimony is hardly some terrible thing.
 
Lutherf said:
As you can tell, the general sentiment around here is "Shut the **** up and get the vaccine then shut the **** up and get as many boosters as it takes to make the rest of us feel safe because we really don't give a **** about you ass long as we feel safe".

Bummer that you're having issues. My secretary had a nasty rash after she got her booster. That lasted for a few weeks. Both the vaccine and the virus effect different people in different ways but that kind of makes sense since we're all a little different here and there. Unfortunately, the "**** you! Until I feel safe then everybody can **** off and die" crowd doesn't really care about that.
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If you anti-vaxxers would stick to your guns and just die when you get a severe case of covid instead of demanding society bail you out by giving you a ventilator, hospital bed and round the clock treatment from an overworked medical staff, then maybe it would be a personal decision that effects no one else.

Would you be OK with signing a waiver for any covid related medical assistance to get you out of any vaccine mandates? Modern medicine and science is total bullshit anyway so it's no loss for you right?
 
Lutherf said:
As you can tell, the general sentiment around here is "Shut the **** up and get the vaccine then shut the **** up and get as many boosters as it takes to make the rest of us feel safe because we really don't give a **** about you ass long as we feel safe".

Bummer that you're having issues. My secretary had a nasty rash after she got her booster. That lasted for a few weeks. Both the vaccine and the virus effect different people in different ways but that kind of makes sense since we're all a little different here and there. Unfortunately, the "**** you! Until I feel safe then everybody can **** off and die" crowd doesn't really care about that.
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1. none of the responses to this story up to the point you wrote this was of the sentiment you claimed.
2. this has nothing to do with your displeasure of people who are being advised to use a vaccine/booster shots. So maybe it is not the attitude/sentiments of others but more your attitude/sentiment towards covid vaccination.
3. nobody as of yet (when you posted this response) had any "the "**** you! Until I feel safe then everybody can **** off and dihe". Also, people want to have others to get vaccinated to try and prevent them dying. Which is the opposite of the attitude you claimed they had.
 
Lutherf said:
As you can tell, the general sentiment around here is "Shut the **** up and get the vaccine then shut the **** up and get as many boosters as it takes to make the rest of us feel safe because we really don't give a **** about you ass long as we feel safe".

Bummer that you're having issues. My secretary had a nasty rash after she got her booster. That lasted for a few weeks. Both the vaccine and the virus effect different people in different ways but that kind of makes sense since we're all a little different here and there. Unfortunately, the "**** you! Until I feel safe then everybody can **** off and die" crowd doesn't really care about that.
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Sounds like the republican healthcare plan, if you get sick, die quickly.
 
substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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Pressure around your stomach with the "nerves bunching up" sounds like some cramping occurring.

Could the problem possibly be of a menstrual nature?:unsure:
 
substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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Here’s an idea - go see an actual doctor and ask for a referral to a specialist instead of soliciting answers from anonymous people on the internet
 
substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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I've had that sensation across my stomach when I had a nerve issue in my lower back a few years ago. I have no idea what doctors you've gone to, but I went to an Orthopedist and got sorted.
 
Sounds like a fibromyalgia or RA flare.

I’d ask a doctor to check you for fibromyalgia and rheumatoid arthritis.

The immune response to the vaccine may have triggered it.

(Many people have underlying autoimmune issues/diseases that they’ve never known about and that can have flares triggered when the immune system reacts to something...including vaccines)

www.nature.com

Vaccine-induced autoimmunity: the role of molecular mimicry and immune crossreaction - Cellular & Molecular Immunology

Since the early 1800s vaccines have saved numerous lives by preventing lethal infections. However, during the past two decades, there has been growing awareness of possible adverse events associated with vaccinations, cultivating heated debates and leading to significant fluctuations in...
www.nature.com www.nature.com
 
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substantialmajestic said:
I took the Pfizer last May. A few days later, during my sleep, I could feel the nerve across my stomach as if it were a wire.

About 2 weeks after the shot, when I would sit at home (relaxing), the skin on my stomach would feel like someone was drawing lines on me.

At 2.5 weeks, I took a bath and was in the tub for an hour. When I got out, I had extreme pressure around my entire waist. The nerves on my side were 'crunched' up and would rub against each other while I walked.

I was up until the next morning and I went to the hospital. Later that day the nerves under my shoulder blades felt pancaked together and also like they were trying to tear apart.

For an entire week, I could not sit or lay. The only thing that I could do is pace while extending myself vertically so my nerves wouldn't rub up against each other. I was not sleeping. I could try to prop myself awkwardly against my headboard but it didn't work too well. I ended up going on a lot of walks in the dead of night just to keep moving so the nerves wouldn't crunch together (stretching them up while walking).

All I did at home was look online for answers. I was able to find people who were also having problems and I was able to get in touch with doctors who are treating these injuries with the same things that they are treating people with Long Haul Covid.

No one has an answer. I have tried many different things and I have found two that kind of help. However, to this day, I still have nerve pain on my side that either radiates across my stomach or up my back. It's been 9 months.

If you have any advice, please let me know. In addition, if you know of someone who can specifically address this, please let me know as well. All the doctors I go to are of no help.
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I am not a doctor or a medical expert of any kind.

That said, what you describe seems to be a nerve issue. My wife recently suffered severe pain as the result of a degenerated disc combined with a bone spur pressing on her spinal cord. Pain presented in arms, back, hips and legs.

The issue caused pain away from her neck, but the cause WAS in her neck. Fused C6 and C7 and now the pain is gone. We're old, so nobody is pain free at our age. Debilitating pain, though, is different than normal aches and pains.

If your primary has not recommended a diagnostic review and a visit to a Neurologist, you NEED to demand that he refer you. The vaccine MIGHT have caused the pain, but it might just be a timing coincidence.

Pain is not fun. Don't let the doctor steer you down the wrong road(s) without eliminating all of the possible causes.

You must be your own most effective advocate.
 
Tlrmln said:
What makes you think it was caused by the vaccine?
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mmmmm, he never had that before and it happened right after the vaccine. I guess you're one of the people who think the hundreds of thousands of VAERS reports are not from the vaccine, aren't you....because you want zero bad things reported on the vaxx.
 
Paradoxical said:
mmmmm, he never had that before and it happened right after the vaccine. I guess you're one of the people who think the hundreds of thousands of VAERS reports are not from the vaccine, aren't you....because you want zero bad things reported on the vaxx.
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Given the fact that hundreds of millions of people have gotten the vaccine in the US, I'm sure some people got shot or hit by cars right after getting the vaccine. That doesn't mean the latter caused the former.
 
Tlrmln said:
Given the fact that hundreds of millions of people have gotten the vaccine in the US, I'm sure some people got shot or hit by cars right after getting the vaccine. That doesn't mean the latter caused the former.
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Told ya.
 
Tlrmln said:
Yah, you told me that you have a massively warped understanding of probability, and a total inability to recognize a post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy.
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You're right. Well over a hundred thousand MAJOR bad medical condiotions of healthy people within 30 days of the vax are NOT from the vaccine....just coincidences.

Gotcha!
 
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