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HUGGLESCOTE, LEICESTERSHIRE — A 20-year-old self-employed nail technician realizes her life is going to be very different for the foreseeable future. Now she is warning others to “please just do your research.”
Ms. Eve Dale received her first Pfizer mRNA injection on June 26, according to her Facebook page. She reported general malaise and fatigue, but said she expected that to happen. The second mRNA injection came on August 21.
Ms. Dale said August 22 was, “the day my life became a nightmare.” She posted a video of herself, from her home surveillance cameras, walking out of the front door at 11:01 a.m. that morning. Ms. Dale posted another video four hours later from the surveillance cameras. It shows her crying with two people helping her get out of a car and walk into the house. Ms. Dale said she felt excruciating pain in her back and could not walk on her own. So she called her friends for help. Ms. Dale posted two videos later that evening.
She went to the emergency room when she realized something was very wrong. By then the “stabbing and shooting pains” spread from her ankles all the way up to her neck. Doctors said she was suffering from full-body muscle spasms caused by the Pfizer injections.
Reality sinks in with grim prognosis
Ms. Dale said she went for an MRI this past Tuesday. But she has not updated her status as of publishing. Unfortunately no medication has worked to provide pain relief. As Ms. Dale said:
I can’t move a centimetre without crying in pain & need assistance constantly to even pass me a drink, take me to the toilet everything a 20 year old shouldn’t even have to think about doing. Due to the amount of pain I am in now has resulted in me not even knowing when my bladder is full.
But the worst news was yet to come. Medical personnel told Ms. Dale that for months and perhaps years, she’ll need a Zimmer frame (walker) or cane just to move around on her own. Ms. Dale made clear, by saying it twice in the same post, that she is “not an anti-vaxxer.” But she conceded, “I wish I just did a bit more research.” Ms. Dale said “it was only right” for her to get the injections because she is a nail technician who comes in contact with other people daily.
Her final message to everyone: “PLEASE PLEASE do your research as [this] is unfortunately my life. I don’t have a choice anymore yet you do.”
Pyrrhic victory?
Greek king Pyrrhus of Epirus invaded Italy in 280 B.C.E. He beat the Romans in the Battle of Heraclea. One year later, he battled and defeated the Romans again, this time at Asculum. Pyrrhus believed he was well on his way to conquering the Romans and ruling Italy. But the foregoing battles cost Pyrrhus one-third of his 25,000-man army, with no way of replacing them. Pyrrhus continued on, but lost the Battle of Beneventum in 275 B.C.E. He was simply outnumbered and unorganized since most of his senior officers were gone. He sailed back to Greece thereafter.
The term “Pyrrhic Victory” comes from the exploits of King Pyrrhus. His first two victories came at far too great a cost for him to enjoy the fruits of said victories. Ms. Dale is experiencing this today. She injected herself with unknown substances because she was told to do so. Ms. Dale gained valuable knowledge from her choices that will hopefully save other people. But her life is altered forever, will never be what it was prior to Pfizer.
We’ve covered many stories similar to Ms. Dale – Shawn Skelton, Julie Ann Nobles, Kristi Simmonds, Jamie Walton, etc. Ms. Dale won’t know the extent of what’s happening to her until the MRIs, CT scans, etc. are done. Granted this is the first time we’ve heard the specific term “full-body muscle spasms” to describe this condition. But we now have a solid seven months of chronicling this specific adverse reaction. Many of the victims found temporary relief from Ivermectin and/or pulse wave electric therapy. But all of them, without fail, deteriorated further or continued suffering as they were before.
Bottom line is that the damage is irreversible. You’re receiving gene therapy with these injections. And don’t let anyone tell you it’s not gene therapy. Moderna’s own SEC filings say “mRNA is considered a gene therapy product by the FDA.” Heed Ms. Dale’s words of wisdom. She learned the hard way so you don’t have to. Stay vigilant and protect your friends and loved ones.
