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during the term of my last Covid booster (Pfizer).

Before you jump on me for being a Robert Kennedy, Jr. acolyte, hear me out.

Standing, walking, going up and down stairs were NO problem at all until I got my shot. Immediately the day after the shot until about six months later (when the vaccine wore off), I was terrified this was something permanent. I hung on rails as I ascended and descended stairs and not using alternate legs for both. At times, I needed a cane to get out of bed and walk 12 steps to the bathroom in the morning. I was always fearful I would collapse on the floor.

It was my ankles, my knees, and my legs. The best description was they were unstable.

My symptoms mirrored Guilian-Barr. My cardiologist agrees that my temporary symptoms were due to the vaccine, but believes I had a reaction to the components of the vaccine, not the vaccine itself, and it was more like a variation of rheumatism. Sort of an auto-immune reaction.

I have absolutely no symptoms today.