The mother of a young man who developed blood clots in his brain nine days after receiving the COVID vaccine is now blaming the government.
QUICK FACTS:
- Cherie Romney, a mother in Draper, Utah, revealed that her healthy 18-year-old son developed blood clots in his brain just days after getting the COVID vaccine.
- “You all know someone this happened to (my son). It’s not as rare as people think. It is true [and] it is not misinformation. Happy to share his medical records with anyone who wants to see for themselves,” Romney wrote.
- Romney claimed pediatricians blamed a torn neck muscle for the young man’s symptoms, despite insisting the problem was more serious.
- “If I had kept quiet and listened to the [doctors] at first, Everest would not be alive today,” Romney said. “While they admit now that they were wrong in the beginning, the resistance to even checking him for the blood clots was immense. Had we not persevered against them, there would be a very different ending to this story.”
- Last week, the Utah mother said her son developed another blood clot in a deep vein in his right leg, with doctors confirming heart damage from the vaccine.
- “Just left the Emergency Room TODAY. Everest has another blood clot, a deep vein in his right leg & they have confirmed his heart is still damaged. Referral to a cardiologist – more to come about his heart as it seems the damage from the inflammation may be permanent. Never mind the [effects] of the traumatic brain injury he still deals with on a daily basis,” Romney said.
- Romney blamed the U.S. government for pushing the shot, saying she thought she was doing the right thing by getting her son vaccinated.
- “So glad I was doing ‘the right thing’ and protecting him from Covid, bummer that the lies about that have altered his life forever and almost killed him. Covid never even made him sick,” the mother continued.
UTAH MOM ON HER SON’S LIFE BEING “ALTERED” FOREVER DUE TO THE COVID VACCINE:
The vaccine “has altered his life path forever. He is lucky to be alive today but his life will never be the same. In 2021, everyone who talked about this had their social media pages frozen. We need truth in reporting these events. It is not rare & it happened to us,” she said.
BACKGROUND:
- Earlier this month, a Rasmussen Poll revealed more than 1 in 4 people believe someone they know died from the COVID vaccine.
- Additionally, 49% believe that the vaccine has caused unexplained deaths, leading to the trending hashtag “#DiedSuddenly” based on a recently released documentary.
- The documentary has faced criticism for promoting anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, but it has still been viewed by approximately 15 million people.
- When asked if there are legitimate safety concerns surrounding the vaccine or if these concerns are being raised by conspiracy theorists, 48% said they believe there are legitimate worries, while 37% believe that those with concerns are spreading conspiracy theories.
- On Sunday, three times vaccinated Jessica Robb, a journalist for CTV in Edmonton, Canada, experienced a medical emergency while reporting live on air.
- Video showed Robb stumbling backwards with her eyes rolling to the back of her head before the shot cuts back to a two-screen view.
- Robb’s scary on-air episode led some to speculate whether the vaccine was to blame, with mainstream news outlets calling such inferences “conspiracy theories.”
- The journalist’s Twitter page is currently set to private, though it was unclear whether this was always the case or if she made the change after the video of her emergency went viral.
