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PFIZER POISON INJECTION SENDS WOMAN TO EMERGENCY ROOM TWICE

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First published at 23:51 UTC on April 27th, 2022.

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Brenda Torres Yesterday at 7:07 AM
My Covid vaccine experience. I got the Pfizer vaccine 3 months ago and about 4 days later started experiencing muscle spasms throughout my body, rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, tingling and numbness on my head and arms. I ended up in the ER twice and was referred ti a Neurologist. Since then I've had MR's taken, and had lots of blood work done. Today my neurologist referred me to a Rheumatologist, Praying it's not an autoimmune disorder! I am sorry for anyone else experiencing similar symptoms. It's been on hell of a roller coaster for me.
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