16 Year Old Montana

Another of the many injury stories...

Here’s another story of vaccine injury (there are so many, but here’s a, sadly, ‘typical’ story). The motivation for publishing these now and then is to honour the lived experience of these people who have unnecessarily suffered so much.

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My name is Corrina, I’m telling the story of my now 16-year-old daughter Montana. Prior to the jab Montana was training heavily and playing AFL for the last 2.5 years. She then went on to study at a farming school which both of these areas require a high level of health and fitness and that is exactly what her life revolved around.

Montana got the jab because, her school gave us the impression that it was mandatory and had asked for proof of her vaccine status, not only that, I’m a healthcare worker myself and although I didn’t believe it from the very beginning I was still questioning
myself and whether or not I was doing the right thing as I didn’t want to be “that” person that did the wrong thing by my daughter. At the end of the day, I just wanted to do the right thing by her but now I have to live with a decision I will regret for
the rest of my life.

Montana got the Pfizer jab on the 6th of October 2021 (left arm), she felt nothing immediately but later that night, she started experiencing a headache, we just thought it was a common symptom that everyone experienced so she took some Panadol and went to bed. Life continued on as normal for the next 7 weeks until her second Pfizer jab on the 24th of November 2021. After the Second, she experienced a very heavy arm and within days, she started experiencing dizzy spells/vertigo whilst walking which hasn’t stopped since and has worsened to the point of her almost passing out at times.

Initially we didn’t make the connection that this was from the jab, and this continued on for a couple months, the only things we were questioning were her diet and fluid intake. Her symptoms gradually worsened and it got to the point she couldn’t bear it
any longer, the feeling of dizziness and nausea just from walking A-B became quite tiring and apparent that something wasn’t right. However, we still didn’t connect it to the jab, but we decided it was time to go to the GP. We presented Montana’s symptoms and the doctor ran blood tests. The bloods came back that she was OK but the doctor insisted she take iron tablets for 3 months and to return for a check up.

Montana followed the doctors’ orders and 2 months into taking the iron tablets, she was playing a football match (Saturday) when she started feeling sharp stabbing pains in her heart and shortness of breath. She almost collapsed and was taken off the field where she sat out for 1 Quarter which is not like her at all.

The next day (Sunday) we were out shopping and she started experiencing the sharp stabbing pains again, my response was just to tell her to take some deep breaths, but the pains persisted for the rest of the afternoon. She took some Panadol and it
settled down overnight.

Monday morning, Montana was at boarding school and she called home to tell me she has heart pains still. The school organised to take her to the hospital. They ran blood tests and put a cannula in her arm which she then passed out from. They commenced CPR on her because she stopped breathing and the only thing she remembers is waking up gasping for air during CPR. In the same day, the blood results came back and she was diagnosed with Pericarditis. None of this was reported to me or the school by the hospital, we only found out through Montana.

My husband and myself drove straight to pick Montana up 2.5 hours away and we took her straight to a different hospital, they acknowledged her and treated her with care and gave her the same verdict, suggesting that she goes home to rest and not to
play any sports until the pain stops and to take Colchicine and pain killers.

It was only 2 days later that we ended up in emergency again, her pain level had gone from a 3 to a 6 and she was struggling to breathe just from being inactive. They ran tests, ECG, ultrasound of the heart, more bloods, chest X-ray and the Results were...
go home, take the Colchicine and start taking Aspirin (975g 3 x a day) and this where it clicked to me and I said “this is from the jab isn’t it?” The Doctor responded saying “yes” the hospital is full of people with myocarditis and pericarditis, but she wouldn’t
write it down on paper.

That was 2 weeks ago which now brings us to the current times. We returned home from the hospital that day and the pain increased in the first week. Montana stepped up her aspirin and the pain has subsided just a little bit, but if she doesn’t take the
Aspirin, she pays for it in pain.

This is an ongoing issue for us, and She can’t go back to AFL. We are waiting to see a cardiologist in the next two weeks, in the meantime we have allowed her to return to school but she is not to participate in any physical activities as she gets exhausted
just from walking. As you could imagine the impact that this would have on any healthy teenager, just trying to live her life, Montana is now battling with depression not knowing how long this will go on for as all she wants to do is play sport and live life like everyone else.

On top of all of this, I myself have been experiencing heart problems after having 3x Pfizer jab which I’ve been investigating at the same time. I’ve had 2 ECG’s which came back clear and I was told that I was just experiencing anxiety by my doctor, but I know that’s not the case and I often experience heart palpitations and a racing heart late at night while lying down, which often leaves me wondering if I’m going to wake the next morning.

Not only that I also lost my mother, who had no health problems, yet passed away from a heart attack 2 months after having 2x Astrazeneca. To say that this has been a nightmare, is an understatement and we don’t wish this upon anyone, and by sharing this story, I hope we can spread awareness to the people who don’t know that this is really happening.