Heart Attacks at 23: A Patient Discusses a Possible Vaccine Link

I wasn't really sure what to think. Um, I, I didn't really know if I was gonna live.

Um, and, and for, for quite a few years afterwards, I, I didn't know...

I didn't think I was going to live to be 26, to be 100% honest with you.

And it's still in the back of my mind, um, almost every day that it may happen again, 'cause they told me that it may happen again. They don't know what caused it, 'cause they didn't wanna say that it was vaccine, um, related.

And then, um, it was... I was off work for, uh, two months, and then, uh, I was only working part-time for, uh, three months after that.

And I couldn't, um, I couldn't get my heart rate up or do, uh, physical activity, um, for six months after I was released from hospital.

And that was- Can, can I ask you a question? Because, like I'm at an age where, like pre-COVID, I, I've never heard before of a 23-year-old having multiple heart attacks, where the nurses are surprised the person lived, and where they're in Ottawa Health Institute or any other health institute for seven days where they're being told to...

Like, not even-- At age 23. And you're telling us, "Well, they don't wanna say it's vaccine injury."

Did they tell you what it was? Uh, they never... A couple nurses, um, told me that it was probably caused by the vaccine, but none of the doctors ever confirmed that.