1/ A fellow physician recently reached out expressing support for my lawsuit and shared the following with me:
"I was ill for about 3 months or more after my first Pfizer shot in February 2021.
"I was ill for about 3 months or more after my first Pfizer shot in February 2021.
2/ "I never knew I had Covid but suspected my reaction was amnestic, especially due to the lump at the injection site that reminded me of a positive PPD [tuberculosis skin test], and persisted beyond when I was scheduled for the second shot. I declined the second shot.
3/ "My supposition was that I had exposure to Covid before the vaccine, had T cell immunity and was protected. I decided to check for antibodies. I had the test and my level was high, consistent with my supposition especially since it was 7 months after my single dose of vaccine.
4/ "'Bulletproof' is an exaggeration but my protection was obtained at the cost of 3 months that I could not have worked as a physician and at least a month I couldn't have worked at a desk more than an hour or two. I am in good health in my 70s.
5/ "I suspect some of your students and faculty could have a more severe reaction than I & don't need the vaccine. I totally support your effort & am proud of my profession when people like you take a stand for logic, common sense & medicine based on what's best for the patient."
This is anecdotal, as many will object. But it's also what we call a “case report” in medical research, the first step in investigation. And it’s also consistent with several studies suggesting that Covid-recovered individuals are at increase risk of vaccine adverse-effects.
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