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Jasmine Comeau: 17-year-old Canadian girl loses use of her left leg and foot four days after second Pfizer mRNA injection
Tuesday, 26 October 2021
A 17-year-old girl is facing the prospect of never walking again in yet another unnecessary, unfortunate maiming of a child.
(Article republished from TheCOVIDBlog.com)
Ms. Jasmine Comeau received her first Pfizer mRNA injection sometime in mid-August. She suffered no apparent adverse effects. There appears to be a mandate in New Brunswick requiring anyone accessing “indoor organised group recreational sports, classes and activities” to show a vaccine passport. All children turning age 12 by the end of 2021 are eligible for the injections in New Brunswick, according to CBC News.
Jasmine received the second injection on September 22. She immediately experienced “flu-like symptoms” and a “choking reaction,” according to her father, André Comeau. Jasmine’s parents live apart. Her mother, Diane Siemens, is a nurse, re-married, and appears to have majority custody. André has consistently posted anti-vaxx content on Facebook since at least April. He acknowledged the post-AstraZeneca death of Mrs. Lisa Stonehouse on 7 May, and the post-Moderna neurological adverse effects of Mr. Fred Pye on 15 July. Both were/are Canadian.
Jasmine lost feeling in both her legs and feet within four days after the second injection. She also suffered the dreaded “pins and needles” feeling throughout her body, along with full-body excruciating pain. She was admitted to Horizon’s Miramichi Regional Hospital, where she spent four days undergoing a battery of tests. Doctor discharged Jasmine with a walker and no explanation as to her condition.
Jasmine loses use of her left leg
The pain intensified and by October 1, Jasmine was unable to move around by herself even with the walker. Her left leg was essentially paralyzed. Jasmine was re-admitted to Miramachi and placed in a wheelchair. She was transferred to Saint John Regional Hospital the next day. Doctors believed it was a good idea to give her morphine for the pain. Jasmine had a “violent reaction” to the powerful drug. After eight days of tests, she was discharged again with no real answers. Doctors prescribed high-dose gabapentin, an anti-epilepctic and pain killing medication with a slew of deadly side effects.
Mr. Comeau elegantly summed up the entire situation:
Mrs. Siemens, Jasmine mother, essentially described her daughter’s condition as Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) without actually saying those exact words.
The only thing Jasmine and her family know for sure is that the Pfizer mRNA injections caused her condition. Jasmine received the shots apparently so she could go to in-person classes for her senior year in high school. She now does all school work from a hospital bed in her mother’s home that costs $200 per month to rent.
Jasmine has “a long road ahead,” according to Mrs. Siemens. But this is literally uncharted territory for doctors. Their guess as far as Jasmine ever walking again is as good as mine, as a journalist with no medical training (except for an EMT course many years ago). We’ve reached out to Mr. Comeau and will update if/when we hear back from him.
A 17-year-old girl is facing the prospect of never walking again in yet another unnecessary, unfortunate maiming of a child.
(Article republished from TheCOVIDBlog.com)
Ms. Jasmine Comeau received her first Pfizer mRNA injection sometime in mid-August. She suffered no apparent adverse effects. There appears to be a mandate in New Brunswick requiring anyone accessing “indoor organised group recreational sports, classes and activities” to show a vaccine passport. All children turning age 12 by the end of 2021 are eligible for the injections in New Brunswick, according to CBC News.
Jasmine received the second injection on September 22. She immediately experienced “flu-like symptoms” and a “choking reaction,” according to her father, André Comeau. Jasmine’s parents live apart. Her mother, Diane Siemens, is a nurse, re-married, and appears to have majority custody. André has consistently posted anti-vaxx content on Facebook since at least April. He acknowledged the post-AstraZeneca death of Mrs. Lisa Stonehouse on 7 May, and the post-Moderna neurological adverse effects of Mr. Fred Pye on 15 July. Both were/are Canadian.
Jasmine lost feeling in both her legs and feet within four days after the second injection. She also suffered the dreaded “pins and needles” feeling throughout her body, along with full-body excruciating pain. She was admitted to Horizon’s Miramichi Regional Hospital, where she spent four days undergoing a battery of tests. Doctor discharged Jasmine with a walker and no explanation as to her condition.
Jasmine loses use of her left leg
The pain intensified and by October 1, Jasmine was unable to move around by herself even with the walker. Her left leg was essentially paralyzed. Jasmine was re-admitted to Miramachi and placed in a wheelchair. She was transferred to Saint John Regional Hospital the next day. Doctors believed it was a good idea to give her morphine for the pain. Jasmine had a “violent reaction” to the powerful drug. After eight days of tests, she was discharged again with no real answers. Doctors prescribed high-dose gabapentin, an anti-epilepctic and pain killing medication with a slew of deadly side effects.
Mr. Comeau elegantly summed up the entire situation:
The specialist says she will recover but will take months even a year or more of intense therapy. How can they say that, when they have no idea when the mRNA shot will stop making your cells produce spike proteins that obviously causing inflammation and pain. This is all new to them.
Mrs. Siemens, Jasmine mother, essentially described her daughter’s condition as Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) without actually saying those exact words.
The only thing Jasmine and her family know for sure is that the Pfizer mRNA injections caused her condition. Jasmine received the shots apparently so she could go to in-person classes for her senior year in high school. She now does all school work from a hospital bed in her mother’s home that costs $200 per month to rent.
Jasmine has “a long road ahead,” according to Mrs. Siemens. But this is literally uncharted territory for doctors. Their guess as far as Jasmine ever walking again is as good as mine, as a journalist with no medical training (except for an EMT course many years ago). We’ve reached out to Mr. Comeau and will update if/when we hear back from him.