Elizabeth F

Hi Charlet , I would like to join your private support forum and have sent you an email to the email address provided. I look forward to hearing from you

Firstly, there is currently an ongoing case against AstraZeneca for vaccine injury indemnity notwithstanding. There is also the fact that the government is legally liable for any claims against AZ anyway Secondly, I am planning to mount my own case against AstraZeneca and the Govt. One of my best friends is a solicitor and she is helping me. If you want to join me, you are welcome to do so. I do not know precisely what your symptoms are, but since you state that they are neuropathic, you probably have the similar ones to those I have been and still am experiencing, I have been doing a lot of research and there is a study published at the end of last year which discusses the findings into an investigation into cases suffering from Post Acute Covid Vaccine Syndrome PACVS conducted by a German research facility called CellTree GmbH. The study in question is Chronic Fatigue and Dysautonomia following COVID-19 Vaccination Is Distinguished from Normal Vaccination Response by Altered Blood Markers - PubMed (nih.gov) Another article discusses links between the AstraZeneca and Fibromyalgia :Pain associated with COVID-19 vaccination is unrelated to skin biopsy abnormalities - PMC (nih.gov) I asked my GP if I could be referred for tests to investigate what the vaccine has done to me. He told me that the NHS will not fund such research and that if I want to have such tests done I have to have them done privately. I am going to investigate the possibility of having such tests done. If you are interested I will keep you posted.

I became chronically ill with a variety of neuropathic symptoms starting one week after a single AstraZeneca vaccine which I had at the end of January 2021. Four years later after constant visits to the GP, and endless blood tests and X-rays, all of which were negative, I have finally been given a diagnosis, 'Fibromyalgia type chronic pain syndrome, probably vaccine related.' My GP told me that I was not the only one. They were seeing very many patients with similar sort of symptoms after having had the AstraZeneca vaccine. He told me to apply for the NHS vaccine injury compensation. However, this will not cover the cost of lifetime care that I now need. It is not only those who have been injured by developing blood clots who should be suing AstraZeneca, but people who have suffered damage to their peripheral nervous system, who should also be represented in a class action. Other people who have suffered similar type of vaccine injury should be getting together to form a class action of their own.