2022 MAY 27 Senator Gerard Rennick, this Kristy Mother of JJ a 15-year-old son reveals her sons Covid Vaccine Nightmare

BACKGROUND HEADLINES: Kristy of Queensland Australia, the mother of JJ a 15-year-old son, Kristy reveals her sons Covid Vaccine Nightmare

Kristy writes: “I’m writing this story for my 15-year-old son. For his sake, this story needs to remain anonymous.

For this story, I ‘Il call my son J. J was extremely fit and healthy, training every single day since the age of 13 to fulfil his dream of becoming a professional AFL player.

He had knee surgery in 2020 and even with that, he was so driven, he would get up at 5am in the morning to go and swim, then go to school, then train after school for another hour. He was extremely on the ball with anything to do with health and fitness for his age.

The reason J. J got the COVID GENE THERAPY INJECTION (Covid Vaccine) is because he needed to have knee surgery in Brisbane which then we all had to get it because of the mandates.

J then also came to us wanting to get it done in order, to protect his good friend who has cancer.

At the end of the day, we had the last say over our son’s decision but because of peer pressure amongst his friends and the threat of not being able to play sports.

Obviously, we just wanted J. J to be happy and be able to live his life as he wished. We regretfully gave him the OK, which is a decision that eats away at me every single day.

COVID SHOTS – Covid Gene Therapy Injection. (Covid Vaccine)

J’s FIRST SHOT happened on the 1^st of December 2021. (Right arm) J. J showed no immediate symptoms other than fatigue for the next 3 days.

We didn’t let him do any strenuous exercise in this time which wasn’t made clear to us at all, and that it should’ve been much longer. It was just my own research. After the few days passed J. J was back into his life as per usual.

J’s SECOND SHOT took place on the 23rd of December 2021 (left arm) he started with feeling fatigue like before, but this time was showing signs of agitation.

It was later that night we were at the shopping centre, he walked up a ramp and he said that he had pain in his chest and was having trouble breathing.

He told me he needed to go to the hospital, but we were under the advice by the doctors of that if there were any symptoms to just take Nurofen and rest, and that we did.

The next day he woke up and wanted to go to the local shop. He got to the next street over from us and called us to say that he had chest pain and couldn’t breathe. J. J’s father came and picked him up and took him straight to the Hospital Emergency Department.

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ASSESSMENT

On arrival he presented with shortness of breath and a heart rate ranging from 40 – 190 Bp, feeling of drowning under water, chest pain and fatigue. They did ECG, Bloods, CRP, X-ray and a bedside Echocardiogram.

All results came back clear, but they said they would run further tests if he was to come back. He was discharged that afternoon at 4:44 pm on the 24th of December.

On Discharge the treating doctor vocally expressed her concerns for J. J’s having early signs of Myocarditis and Pericarditis but nothing was written and advised J. J to take Nurofen and no activities for 2 weeks. J. J was extremely devastated and scared at this point.

Back at home, 9pm that night, he was walking down the hallway when he lost his eyesight suddenly and he ran into the wall. His rate was 138pm and we raced him back up to the hospital. They ran all the same tests, but the results came back with more details in the bloods. We later found through our naturopath that they overlooked low markers which were clearly not okay.

Basically J. J was just monitored, and they tested him for, but they wouldn’t even give him a glass of water even though they said he was dehydrated. J. J’s eyesight came back and because the results were clear, he was discharged at 3am the next morning.

The next day, J. J rested but on the 26th of December, he presented all the same symptoms with his heart rate screaming at 180bpm. J. J actually; said to me at this stage that he thought he was going to die which is what no parent ever wants to hear from their child.

This memory destroys every day… We took J. J up to the children’s hospital this time. They ran the same tests, and we got the same results… the paperwork went on to state unlikely Myocarditis and Pericarditis and told us to go to our GP and organise a Holter Monitor and get a referral to a Cardiologist and Immunologist.

We went to the GP, and he looked at J. J’s paperwork to turn around and tell him that he just had anxiety. He gave the referral for the Holter monitor and said it would be interesting to see the results.

We went on holidays the next week where J. J wore the Holter monitor for 24 hours. While we were there; J. J collapsed twice due to exhaustion but refused to go to hospital because he was in the mind frame of “What Is the Point” because no one was helping him.

We returned the Holter monitor too the Cardiologist Clinic and we had to wait a week to get the results due to inundation. The Results came back that there were No Significant Cardiac Rhythm and Sinus Tachycardia, but his heart was showing 168bpm which was all within “Normal Ranges” but all he was doing in this time was resting and playing PlayStation.

At this point we felt defeated and not sure what more we could have done, the medical system was failing us, and we had nowhere to go so we just kept J. J at home resting as much as possible until the 15th of January. J. J started twitching and having tremors in his left hand.

The chest pain was worsening, and he was feeling very weak. I rang the women’s and children hospital and was advised to bring J. J back in. This time they ran all the same tests again for the 4^th time. The discharge paperwork doesn’t say anything about results really, so we are just assuming that the results came back clear again and that we were to see another cardiologist.

The next 2 days J. J just slept the whole time and we decided to take him to his physiotherapist as we were starting to notice muscle atrophy. We worked out 3 exercises he could do on his knee without raising his heart rate over 100.

3 hours later I went downstairs to give him his tea and I found him collapsed unconscious in my ensuite and wouldn’t wake up.

This was absolutely; terrifying… We called the ambulance and they arrived within 10 minutes and by then, he had woken up.

They took him up to the hospital and ran all the same tests, but all the results were the same. We had multiple conversations with the doctors about it being an adverse reaction to the Covid Vaccine and we were furious that we were getting told in a roundabout way that indicated it WAS from the Covid Vaccine, but they wouldn’t write it down on paper.

The following Thursday he returned to the hospital to get a Holter monitor, and an echocardiogram done again to then have the cardiologist appointment on the following day, which was a complete waste of time, telling us it was probably muscular skeletal but also asked us if we would like to participate in a Covid Vaccine adverse reaction study which we did later. The doctor also gave J. J the, all clear to fly to Queensland to have his knee surgery on the 4th of February 2022.

A week went by, and we had the anaesthetist call us about J. J’s Operation. He went on to say that he didn’t think this was a good idea after looking through all; of his paperwork and stating what he’s been seeing happen all around the world.

He mentioned he wasn’t anti or pro Covid Vaccine, but he was concerned to say the least and said that there needed to be more investigations done before he was able to be operated on.

PRACTITIONERS EGOS

We contacted the Cardiologist and he told us that the Anaesthetist had no right to question his qualifications and that J. J was perfectly fine to fly to Queensland to have his surgery.

The immunology appointment went well and listened to what was happening to J. J, we headed into a room with a Cardiologist who then ordered a Cardiac MRI be done but wouldn’t be able to make it happen for 4 weeks. Luckily, we organised a cardiac MRI ourselves. The MRI results came back, and the surgeons looked over the results and gave us all clear for knee surgery.

Four weeks ago, from this current day J. J had his knee surgery. The surgery went well itself but the following day the Physiotherapist went to get him up and his heart dropped down to 30bpm resulting in him staying in hospital for longer than expected, but they looked after him awesomely at the Brisbane private.

J’s CONDITIONS WORSEN

This whole time J. J’s symptoms of tremors had been worsening, becoming more frequent and his cognitive ability has been in decline.

This is affecting his entire life from schoolwork to socials to the point he doesn’t feel like he can be out with friends for it making him exhausted and unable to function the next day at school.

We have seen some improvements thanks to the anaesthetist in Brisbane putting him on some heart medications and seeing a naturopath, but he still has no direct diagnosis.

The immunologist has stated J. J will need ongoing support for psychology, physio and to attend a pain management clinic.

He also put in the report that there’s 11 cases per 100k chance in 12–17-year-old boys that he could have Myocarditis or Pericarditis but didn’t specify that this is what I had. I am left feeling angry at the system and where it has left him.

He never wants anything to do with any hospitals ever again. He is improving but he’s only 50-60% of himself and unable to follow his dream as a previously healthy/fit/talented 15-year-old boy.”

ORIGINAL SOURCE: Date-stamped: 2022 MAY 27 - Author: Kristy - Article Title: Kristy of Queensland Australia, the mother of JJ a 15-year-old son, Kristy reveals her sons Covid Vaccine Nightmare - Article Link: gerard.rennick

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