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Feb. 14, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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PARALYZED! Mom puts Child in Pfizer Trial, now Disabled and "Deeply Regrets!"
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Well, it is becoming abundantly clear now just how devastating and life-altering this bioweapon is on adults and on children.
Bodies are stacking up in this genocide like we've never seen before.
And it's impacting people that we know personally, our personal family and friends.
So many people that we know are starting to fall from side effects from this vaccine.
We know those who have died suddenly, but what about those who are suffering with debilitating side effects from the vaccine?
Well, what would you do if you were a mother or father and you bought into the COVID-19 pandemic hook, line and sinker, you fell for the fear mongering and you felt like this pandemic was not going to end and you were forced to a life of being a hermit and shut inside.
You did not see through the lies and the propaganda.
And you truly believed that the only way to end this pandemic and help save the world is if you took the vaccine.
Or even better yet, if you participated in the vaccine trial.
You thought you were doing your part to save humanity and end this pandemic.
Even worse, what would you do if you were a parent and you enrolled your child in this trial as a basically a lab rat because you bought into the lies and the propaganda and you again you felt like you got to do it this was your part to save the world and so many parents unfortunately believed this these lies are criminal and this was the greatest psyop I believe that we've ever Taken
part in in the world.
This is a worldwide in lockstep PSYOP. So it might be easy and tempting for us to point the finger at a parent like this and say, how the hell would you do that to your child?
You're a terrible parent.
What's wrong with you?
It might be tempting for us to do that, but I want you to listen to the following interview and story with some compassion and understand that so many people were just simply gaslit.
They didn't know any better.
They aren't skeptical of the government naturally like I am.
They're not someone who just immediately sees through propaganda and BS. And they truly did think the vaccine was going to be safe and effective.
I mean, that's why the gaslighting was so successful, right?
They thought it was safe and effective and then they enrolled their child in it.
So this is a mother, Stephanie Daguerre, who enrolled her child at 12 years old at the time, Maddie Daguerre, who was a healthy, active, sociable child.
She enrolled her into that Pfizer trial with the untested experimental vaccine and the results have destroyed her life.
So let's hear your story now.
And again, thank you for being brave enough to share your story.
Stephanie Daguerre, welcome to the show.
How are you?
All things being considered.
I'm here.
Yeah.
You're here.
You're standing.
And you know what?
What's so important is that not only are you standing, but you're sharing your story.
You're sharing your truth.
I'm sure there's so many other mothers just like you who have had very similar things happening, but they're not brave enough to tell their story.
And you can only help others and make an impact when you're willing to share the story.
So thank you again.
You're welcome.
So let's kind of talk about, uh, rewind us back to that day.
What happened and, um, how old was Maddie at the time and just kind of go from there?
Uh, Maddie was 12.
Um, so I'll back up a bit.
I'm going to grade out admit I was afraid.
With COVID, I bought into the propaganda.
I myself actually...
All the fear?
Yes.
Yep.
I myself, we had a friend in the trial at Cincinnati Children's and I myself volunteered.
I ended up Not being selected for whatever reason.
The one was actually for AstraZeneca.
Oh, wow.
So you volunteered to be in the adult trial, and then you volunteered your 12-year-old to be in the child trial.
I consented.
We did not go to our kids asking them to be in the trial.
They found out from another child that was in the trial.
My one son did.
And he asked if he could be in it.
And honestly, they just wanted their life back.
They wanted their life back, and they're hearing the same news that we're hearing.
You know, this is our ticket out, you know.
And there was monetary compensation, which is a lot for a kid, for an adult.
I mean, it was nothing.
Can you tell us how much they gave you for the trial?
I think it's probably public information, but it's interesting to know.
It is.
I think it was under a grant.
To be honest with you, like, the money, it goes on this, it's called a clinic card.
And, you know, the kids each had their own cards.
We didn't touch it.
And you get it throughout.
Like, it's not like you get it all at once.
For a kid, that's a ton of money.
And the thing is, like, even with that, like, if you don't spend it, you end up losing money.
So Maddie ended up losing money.
Wow.
That's a little...
Weird.
It's kind of punitive.
Like, if you don't spend this money right now, we're going to take it away.
Right.
She ended up getting a dog with hers, like, once she was already injured.
I mean, like, the dog that everybody sees, that's, I mean, it ended up being essentially a natural support dog.
So, we did not do this for the money.
We did not ask our kids to be in a trial.
They asked us.
We did consent, which is the biggest regret of my life.
I literally regret it every single day.
Wow.
So, I mean, but there's nothing I can do to go back.
All I can do is keep talking so that people know what happened to Maddie, so we can get her help, and so that this doesn't happen to other people.
Right.
They're not making the connection or they're given an improper diagnosis, a functional neurologic disorder, that they can realize that is not correct and your child needs help and there is help out there.
So that's why I keep talking because I don't want anybody else to make the multiple mistakes that I've made.
Absolutely.
And you're doing the right thing, by the way.
So was this in 2020 or in 2021 when she was actually enrolled in the trial?
2020.
It was December of 2020, right after Christmas.
So right before the new year, she was 12 at the time.
And my other two kids were in it as well.
Her two older brothers.
So they're all in the 12 to 15, Pfizer 12 to 15-year-old clinical trial at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
Okay.
And you're from Ohio?
We live here now.
We've been here since Maddie was seven.
Yeah.
Okay.
Okay.
So you went into the trial thinking this is okay and you're doing something good for humanity.
Yeah.
We're going to save everybody.
You know how the virus keeps mutating?
Yeah.
One of the things we're exploring is, like, why don't we just mutate ourselves so we can create un-developed new vaccines, right?
So we have to do that.
If we're going to do that, though, there's a risk of, like, as you could imagine, no one wants to be having a pharma company mutating f***ing viruses.
At this point, did they read you like a long list of possible side effects that your child might experience or anything to help to give you a little bit of a doubt?
Or did they kind of hype it up and make it seem like this is going to be totally cool?
I'm happy to send you the informed consent, if you want to call them that.
The kids got one, we got a separate one as parents, but all it had in there was that these are the different things that could happen, which are basically what they're telling the public.
Like, prior to my work, none of that was in there.
It was basically the flu shot side effects.
Okay, so you're just thinking this is just a routine childhood vaccine that, of course, you'll sign on the dotted line.
We did have a friend that was in the trial, that's why I volunteered before, and she had no major issues.
And she, enough that she felt comfortable enough that she put her son in the trial, which is how my son found out.
And this is a highly educated person.
That I trusted.
Like, I never have even considered putting my kids in a trial.
I thought, I even have an email where I sent it to my husband about me.
Like, I'm like, I signed up for this.
It looks like low risk, big reward.
Like, bigger reward meaning, like, we'll be safe with our parents.
We have older parents.
We can get our lives back.
Like, I I mean, I was going by the data that I had.
Yeah, and that's the thing, like, I gotta put on record, what were you thinking putting your child, 12 years old, who was healthy, I imagine, in a trial with an untested experimental vaccine?
And I'm not trying to be harsh, I just had to ask, what's the thought process?
Yeah, like, what was the thought process?
Especially given she was healthy.
This is how we're going to get out of this.
I mean, they were already talking about how, like, at that point, how this is something that was going to be required.
Like, I've heard, I mean, like, so I thought, okay, there are, they're going to have to have it no matter what, you know, might as well get it early.
Then they're, you know, they're good early.
They can stop wearing masks, you know?
Yeah.
I worked in a school.
I know how it was impacting kids at school, wearing masks.
You kind of thought you bought into the propaganda that was like you were doing, taking one for the team, kind of being a pioneer.
But not even taking one for the team.
I had a friend that was in it that was totally fine.
And I understand that's just one person.
But in my mind, I've never been in a trial, never had my kids in a trial.
I'm like, well, Surely she would have heard if she's in the trial, like in my mind, they talked to other people.
I would think so.
Yeah, they don't, unless you know them.
Oh, wow.
Unless you know them like my kids knew other people.
I don't know anybody aside from, there was a whole group of kids from this area that were in that trial.
It was not like, it was You know, there were multiple kids, other parents that I knew, like it was not...
Well, social proof is a very powerful thing.
It's when you see someone that you respect, that you think is intelligent, that you think is credible, and they do something, it's very powerful and it's influential.
And you think, well, if they do it and it seems safe, then I should probably do it and it's probably safe.
And did the thought even cross your mind that they could be some crazy debilitating side effect?
No.
Not at all.
I mean, the way they presented it, I mean, my kids have had all their vaccines.
Yeah, the childhood vaccine.
And never anything like this ever happened.
And in my mind, like, nothing was going to, like, the worst thing was the anaphylactic shock.
And it's like, oh, well, if you're, you'll be in a hospital, like, you'll, like.
Yeah, it happens right away.
Which I really did, like, I was 100% comfortable with this.
I had no concern.
Okay.
Because of the way it was presented.
Yeah.
I mean, you have to understand, Cincinnati Children's is, like, the, like, people fly from all over the world to come to Cincinnati Children's, because they're, like, that's the other thing.
It wasn't at this, like, you know, like, some of the sites were just pop-up or whatever.
This was at a reputable children's hospital.
Yeah.
Like, just...
Exactly.
And that's the thing.
I'm never going to alienate or make someone feel bad for making this decision because the propaganda was so strong.
The media, the government, the push was so strong that it's very hard to resist that or think anything other than that.
So from that point forward, kind of walk me on your journey of what happened after that.
So she took the first shot.
She was fine.
I mean, she had the normal reaction.
Her arm swelled, but her arm swells every time she gets a flu shot, so does mine.
They always say, oh, it's because you flex, you know, you, like, tensed your muscles.
So in my mind, I'm like, every time I try not to, now I realize that's a bunch of bull.
Yeah.
She had a low-grade fever.
It swallowed a little bit.
She was achy, like for a day, and then she was fine.
Yeah, okay.
And then was it a couple weeks after that that she got the second dose?
Yes, so that was December 30th.
The second dose was on January 20th.
It was actually my son's 16th birthday.
Oh, wow.
And when she got...
So let me take a step backwards.
I found out after the fact that I had COVID. I didn't have the normal symptoms that people have.
Mine were all GI. Interesting.
And I had heart chest pain.
I had no upper respiratory.
I didn't have a fever.
I just, the only reason I went and got tested is I lost my taste and smell.
And I was really tired all of a sudden.
And this was, like, right after they got their first dose.
And I went and got tested.
I was positive.
Then we had the kids tested.
Maddie was negative.
Her middle, her brother, you know, the middle child, he was negative.
My oldest was positive, and my husband was negative.
I'll say that.
So while she, you know, got her second dose, I also was pretty sick.
And so was my oldest son.
So she recovered quickly.
Okay.
My oldest son then, they did not give him the second dose.
And then at this point, we didn't know whether they got the placebo or not.
My middle son did not have COVID and had zero reaction to it ended up being the placebo.
Anyways.
Interesting.
They get their second dose.
And the one thing I will say, so both my son and my daughter, so they both said that it hurt more than the first one.
So I don't know if it went further.
I don't know.
Yeah, I hear that too a lot.
And they both said that it hurt worse.
So that was weird to me once I found out that he got the placebo, which I knew he did because he had zero reaction.
Okay.
So they were totally fine.
We celebrated my son's birthday, COVID-19 style, where nobody could be their 16th birthday.
I had pictures with the kids.
Maddie was fine.
In the middle of the night, she came in.
To my husband in my room and said, I don't feel right.
You could tell she was scared because she doesn't come into our room.
Yeah.
And she's like, I don't feel right.
What's going on?
Can I sleep with you?
And she slept in between us.
And when she got up in the morning, I said, you don't have to go to school, obviously, because we knew that the second dose, it could...
Have more side effects, meaning the headache, the fever that it would last, they said, for 24 to 48 hours next.
So we knew that, and we're like, you don't need to go.
And she hates having to make up work.
She's like, no, I want to go.
I'll call you if I need to come home.
Somehow, and I'll never be able to...
I've told the story one time before, and I'll never be able to tell it like she did.
I don't know how she made it through the day.
She's, well, she's very resilient.
By the time she got home, she walked through the door.
My husband's office is right through, like right when you get in.
She dropped her bag, and he, she was white.
Her fingers and toes were white and ice cold.
I mean, my husband could tell as soon as she walked in that she was not okay.
Wow.
At that point, she had severe abdominal pain, like really bad.
Her heart, she had heart pain.
She said it felt like her chest was being ripped out through her neck.
She, she couldn't, you couldn't even touch her toes or her fingers.
She couldn't lay on her back.
She just was like, we didn't know what was going on.
My husband, well, I wasn't here at work.
He called me.
He said, Maddie's having some sort of reaction to the vaccine.
He's like, so whenever that happens, they ask you to call the There's like a number that you call for the vaccine study group.
He's like, I called them already.
They're supposed to call back.
My husband has his LPN, so he knew enough to take her vitals.
He had all the tools here to do that, and those were all okay.
So they called back.
By the time I got home, they had called back and they said, you need to go to the ER. So at this point, my kids have never been to the ER. I didn't even know that you had to take...
Local, at least here, the adult hospitals, they'll just, they'll, like, triage you, but they send you to Cincinnati Children's.
Like, all kids go to Cincinnati Children's.
So they're like, we prefer that you go there.
And so we went, even though it was further away, we went there.
They gave her IV fluid, like anti-nausea medicine, and I think it was Tylenol.
I don't even know.
Something through IV. And they did.
So they were concerned about appendicitis.
If you look in the EUA, somebody did have an appendicitis.
It's noted in there, so I'm assuming that's why they thought it might be that.
But when they did the ultrasound, they said they couldn't visualize the appendix, but there were no signs that it had ruptured.
They checked her ovaries.
Kind of weird, since she was 12 and still hadn't had her period.
Checked her ovaries, you said?
They checked her ovaries.
And then they ran like just a renal profile.
So it's basic blood work.
And they did urinalysis and a COVID test.
COVID test was negative.
And the urinalysis showed that she had blood in her urine.
Once again, has not had her period, 12 years old, no period.
But they didn't tell us that.
We found out about that when we took her for her follow-up with her general practitioner that there was blood in her run.
Yeah.
Wow.
So they sent her home.
And so she kind of, you know, it seemed whatever they did kind of helped her.
She was very loopy.
We have a video of her.
She looks like she's drunk.
So, I mean, all they said they gave her was tortle.
And Tylenol.
Wow.
Yeah.
But she, between then and like April, she went to the ER 10 times, I think about 9 or 10 times.
The first time she was hospitalized was January, it was the end of January, around January 30th, it was for three days.
And at that point, they were already doing the whole anxiety thing, trying to blame it on that.
Trying to tell her that she had anxiety as a 12-year-old with these physical issues, these profound physical issues.
Oh, it's just anxiety.
That's crazy.
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And then they put her on gabapentin at that time.
That's a very heavy anti-anxiety drug, right?
It's for pain.
It's off-label for pain.
It's a seizure medication.
Within 30 minutes of them giving that to her, She had this, like, I don't even know how to describe it.
And then they ended up calling the doctor in, putting her on oxygen through the night.
She had severe head pain.
Like, she had pain.
She couldn't stand lights.
She, I don't even, I don't know how to, I'd have to look, like so many things have happened, but she had a reaction to it.
It's on her allergy list now.
So she went off of that, and then they later tried Lyrica, and she started having, they called them non-epileptic seizures, but she didn't start having those until they put her on Lyrica.
Wow.
That's a very heavy, again, antipsychotic drug, right?
Or antidepressant?
Same thing.
It's for anti-seizure.
Pfizer makes all these, by the way.
Oh, interesting.
So Pfizer gave you the vaccine for the trial, then Pfizer is curing them with the new medications from Pfizer.
Yes.
Yep.
Convenient.
So she's on this buffet of very heavy medications.
They put her on antidepressants, even though she wasn't depressed, Lexpro.
I mean, they pigeonholed us into putting her on this stuff, you know, and trying to...
And they've done this to multiple parents whose kids have had reactions.
Still to this day, this is happening, where they're saying it's F&D. And if you don't believe it, then your child's not going to get better.
So basically, it's your fault if, you know, you don't believe it.
I mean, they literally say that.
We have video of it.
Unbelievable.
So she was hospitalized again in March for a week.
And at that time, they did her...
So when they put in her diagnosis of...
The anxiety, that was before they did any real tests.
The first real test they did was an MRI of her spine, which came back normal.
I mean, according to them, there were minor things, but they just kind of brushed those off.
They had put in there functional abdominal pain before they even did that MRI. And functional abdominal pain is what they had in the EUA. Like, I know that was my daughter.
Like, I know exactly what was her.
Functional abdominal pain and paresthesia, so pins and needles.
That's all they reported for her.
Yeah.
Wow.
But they put that in before they did Like any major tests.
And the EUA again is?
The emergency use authorization for the 12 to 15 year old.
So if you look in there, it says like that one of the participants had functional abdominal pain still evaluating or something like that and paresthesia.
Wow.
That's Maddie.
Unbelievable.
So she's been in and out of the ER and hospitals and everything, loading her on different medications.
In the ER again in February, not February, in April, which was, so when she was in the hospital the second time in March, that was right before the data cut off for the trial.
And then when she was in the hospital the third time, these are just ironically, I mean, We don't get to choose when she's admitted, they do.
That was right before they submitted for the approval.
And that's when they put in functional neurologic disorder, the day before they submitted for the EUA. So it's like all of her debilitating side effects and her even participation in this trial was all for nothing in a way if it's not even properly input as a data set, right?
I mean, what the hell is the point of having a child enter into a trial and participate in it if her side effects aren't going to be recorded?
That's nice.
That's criminal.
My husband has a call that's recorded with somebody.
They had called about, I forget what they called about, but he started interrogating about what was put into, what was recorded and sent to Pfizer with respect to her side effects.
And the person was clearly very nervous.
I mean, I'm sure she was caught off guard.
She probably had no clue who she was calling.
Yeah.
Wow.
So that's unbelievable.
So at this point, she's been in and out of hospitals, loaded up with all sorts of different antipsychotic, anti-seizure medications.
And has she been in a wheelchair as well?
I mean, so what's been going on since then?
So, leading up until when she went to the hospital in April, they were going with that whole functional neurologic disorder.
They had her going to PT. They would not allow us to have a wheelchair.
They said if we put her in a wheelchair, we were going to make her worse.
So, she scooted around on her butt.
Like, because once again, they tell us if you, like, they convince you that if these are the doctors, that if you put her in a wheelchair, then she's going to, it'll just make her worse.
But she couldn't walk?
Is that the reason why she needed a wheelchair to begin with?
She couldn't walk?
Yep, yep, yep.
Wow.
So by the time she did leave, um...
The therapy.
So they thought she'd be in there for two weeks.
She was in there for a month and a half.
She left there.
She got to the point where she was able to walk with a walker, but her legs still drug and her legs shook.
She could not let go.
She dropped to the ground because of POTS. At the time, they wouldn't admit to it.
They just said that she was...they kept blaming it on her being psychotic and anxious.
And she also, the other thing, she could not swallow.
So, in March, she could still swallow liquids.
They tried putting in an NG tube.
She couldn't handle it, but she was able to swallow Um, formula that, you know, like shakes and stuff, barely.
So by the time we got home, it just got worse and worse.
By the time she was admitted in April, she could not swallow at all.
Wow.
They made zero progression, even though she had speech therapy every day, um, on, and like, she still couldn't.
So their solution to that after a month and a half was to admit her to a psych ward.
Admit her to a psych ward?
I mean, how is that any kind of solution to her physical ailments?
That is criminal.
So they tried to tell us that, you know, they said they had treated somebody similar to, they tried to say it was similar, With a girl that had choked on something, and after that she was unable to swallow.
Like, you don't, the mind manipulation, and we have recordings of this, that they, I mean, I guess I'm gullible, and maybe, I don't know, people can criticize all they want.
I do trust people.
Maybe I should trust less.
I try to give people the benefit of the doubt.
I don't know.
I don't know what's right or wrong.
Like the people, they doubt everybody and think everybody's evil and they live miserable lives.
I don't feel like they're any better.
I don't know.
So this was Pfizer, by the way?
No, this was Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
That's so strange.
It almost seems like the Children's Hospital was almost working hand-in-hand with Pfizer or something.
So there are, if you look it up, and I forget what it's called, there are like, I forget how many sites where they're like the premier, this is all new, vaccine trial sites, and Cincinnati Children's is one of them.
They're tightly tied in with the FDA. The FDA, I think it was the FDA, selected the, or maybe it was the NIH, I can send you a link, selected these certain sites that are like the Premier.
They do trials the right way.
They weren't going to let this trial be Negative.
Nothing bad.
That's how they're...
Yep.
They could not have one of their children being in a wheelchair because, oh my God, that would look really, really bad for Pfizer.
And if you listen...
So Dr.
Robert Frank is the infectious disease doctor who was in charge of the trial.
I mean, we have all kinds of video from him, too.
Like, one where they unblinded the kids.
He's like, hey, how's Maddie doing?
We're like, she's in the hospital?
Like, your hospital?
You, yeah.
Wow, so sick.
So sinister.
And so she had to have a feeding tube?
Does she still have a feeding tube?
She still has a feeding tube.
She's still in a wheelchair, but she has.
So, unfortunately, and I found this out after the fact, there's, like, within Ohio, I told you about the children's hospitals.
There's a lot of really good children's hospitals.
I think they're really good children's hospitals for, like, cancer, trauma, Not allergy, not immunology, not neurology, none of that.
Yeah.
There's a whole, like, not a coalition, but essentially it is, association with all of the children's hospitals.
They're all connected.
Wow.
So they talk.
They're all connected.
We weren't able to get any help Really, from any hospital within Ohio, we ended up going to Portland, Oregon, we tried and we tried a lot of stuff on like doing virtual with like natural paths and other neurologists and GI and it just it wouldn't work because she was so her body was so messed up.
Like I needed somebody that could monitor her 24-7.
So we did move to Portland, Oregon.
We rented an apartment for from February until July, where two naturopaths literally came to the apartment every day.
And she did stabilize.
And there were other things that happened with her.
Because once your body's in the state that it's in, The contrast from the MRIs, she had two of those.
It made her worse.
Oh, my gosh.
She, unfortunately, the odds of this happening, and I don't know, like, the one formula she was on, Elecare Jr., it was part of that recall from Similac with the cryobacter bacteria.
She ended up in the hospital.
Before we even knew about that recall, we had no clue.
Her stomach blew up.
She vomited.
She was vomiting.
She couldn't swallow.
She ended up being hospitalized.
They said that she had a partial blockage.
Wow.
That was at Dayton Children's.
I know I'm going all over the place.
No, that's okay.
The things that have happened to her Like, I don't even...like, sometimes I'm like, this is not real.
They're insane.
I don't even know.
It probably feels like a nightmare.
It is, because everything that has been given to her or done has made her worse.
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We came home in July but while we were there we saw a neurologist We flew to New York, and we saw a neurologist that specializes in, like, autoimmune reactions and the neurologic effects from it.
So, like Lyme disease, it could be from having different viruses, COVID being one of them.
It could be also from vaccines.
And they did a An EMG there, and they did a skin punch biopsy and some additional testing, and she was diagnosed with CIDP, so Chronic Inflammatory Demyelin Polyneuropathy, so essentially the myelin sheath.
Of your nerve, which is the outer covering.
So if you have an electrical cord and you don't have like the covering on the electrical cord, you know, it's like you touch it, it's going to electrocute you, you know.
Yeah.
So that's kind of how your nerves are.
So basically they don't communicate right.
And it causes a lot of pain, which explains everything that happened to her, explains why she couldn't swallow.
It explains why she lost feeling from her waist down.
Why she can't tell when she has to go to the bathroom.
Really?
She doesn't know until it's like her bladder's over full and she pees like a thousand cc's.
That's not normal.
Wow.
Does she have to have a catheter?
She did for a while, but her body just kind of adjusted and it's like she'll get a pain because it's like, I guess it's above where she can feel.
I don't know.
She'll get this weird pain and she'll know I need to go to the bathroom and if you don't make it in time, then yeah.
Wow.
I'm imagining she's missed a lot of school probably, right?
So the school has been really good with us.
In her seventh grade year, while she was hospitalized, they did...
I was helping her at home.
They were...
I mean, because at that point, it was still a lot of stuff was online.
Yeah.
And then...
So that was seventh grade.
Eighth grade, she did...
Well, seventh grade, she also had the schooling while she was hospitalized.
Eighth grade, she went in for like an hour and a half a day, and then we did stuff.
Like, at home.
And then once we moved to Oregon, they just sent me the work.
She'd do the work.
We'd submit it.
Now she has homebound.
So she has a tutor that comes out who is fantastic.
So she's doing, there's a whole program for school.
So she's been able to keep, I mean, she'll probably have to go through the summer, but she's been able to keep up with ninth grade so far.
That's good.
It's like her childhood, her youth.
Yes.
Yeah.
Stolen from her.
I mean, she doesn't really get to live a normal life.
She probably can't have very many friendships or do the activities that she was doing before, right?
No, I mean, she's managed to, I don't know, this is where I laugh that they say she's anxious or depressed.
She's managed to figure out ways to, she's a very social person.
She does talk to adults too now.
I mean, she's made friendships through people that have been injured, other people have been injured, and through other kids that have like chronic illnesses that maybe weren't from the COVID vaccine, but similar.
Yeah, that's good.
Yeah.
So, but she is getting treatment now, IVIG, and it's working.
We've had a lot of obstacles, though, like her veins, because of the access in it.
I'm sorry.
That's okay.
So, they had a hard time accessing your veins, so they had to put, they ended up putting in a Broviac, so it's kind of like a port, but it's not, it's like, you don't have to, like, access it, it's all, you can always access it, because she also gets IV fluids every day, because we can't get enough into her.
Okay.
And she, sorry, I just lost my train of thought.
No, that's okay.
So with, oh, the Broviac.
So she has Broviac.
And within a month, she ended up getting and somehow getting an infection, like in the line.
So they had to remove it.
They put in a pick.
And within a month after that, she got a blood clot that was from her shoulder down to about here, wrapped around the pick.
She was on blood thinners, and that has been Resolved.
So they're looking.
The pic's just very uncomfortable for her.
I imagine.
So we don't even know yet if this is going to be permanent damage.
We don't know yet what her future really looks like at this point, right?
The IVIG is working.
Everything affected her vision.
She couldn't see.
She had like the biggest font and she still have to take screenshots to see.
She also couldn't hold her neck up.
So the IVIG She's now able to hold her neck up.
She's reduced the font on her phone.
She's been getting it since July.
There's been some gaps in it.
But she had a little bit of a regression the last time because we had to switch providers.
Yeah.
Like, the stuff that's happened, I'm not going to go into all the details.
We have a very good doctor right now.
Good.
You know what she's doing, but, you know, we had to go across state lines to Kentucky.
Wow.
So the other thing we've had a challenge with is physical therapy.
The only place that treats children in Ohio like local to us is Cincinnati Children's.
And I will not bring her back there.
They were abusive.
They were downright abusive to her.
They would say, if a baby can walk, you can walk.
If a baby can walk, you can walk.
Yes.
Oh, my God.
That is criminal.
I mean, that is absolutely abusive.
That's insane.
A children's hospital.
Wow.
Yep.
Yep.
I am so sorry.
You guys have been through so much.
I mean, it's turned your lives around.
She has.
I mean, it has affected our boys.
I mean, it's...
I... No, she's going to get better.
I don't know how...
I mean, I thought it would be sooner than this, but I firmly believe she will get better.
I've talked to other parents whose kids have had the CIDP and got IVIG. And the earlier you get it, the sooner you recover.
There's an eight-year-old that had a reaction to the COVID vaccine.
Wow.
We were able to share, don't do this, this, this.
And she's the one that we found out about the IVIG and the doctor, because we had a hard time finding somebody that would see somebody that was pediatric.
But her daughter has recovered, but she also got treatment right away.
Okay.
So you've now met other children who've had the same or similar reactions?
Yep.
There's a little boy in Germany.
Yep.
There are a lot of kids, a lot more than I... A lot.
And a lot of kids have died from the myocarditis.
A lot of kids have died?
Yes.
So they're not really telling us that on the news.
They're saying some boy, you know, dropped suddenly from unknown causes or something.
Would you say it's safe to assume a lot of these children dying suddenly are probably vaccine-related?
100%.
Wow.
I mean, all the ones that I know, it happened within a...
A month, a couple months.
Yeah.
But it's also like there's no warning with the myocarditis.
Like there's literally a lot of these kids, there's no warning.
That's amazing.
I mean, they die in their sleep or they die.
The one kid passed away when he was playing basketball.
Another one was in his sleep.
Another girl woke up in the morning.
She knew something was wrong, but nobody made the correlation.
And then she died that day.
Wow.
You don't just, healthy kids don't just die.
They don't.
I would think, yeah, I would think they don't.
Did Pfizer ever offer you money to stay silent about this or anything?
Or compensation?
Pfizer never even talked to us.
Wow.
Wow.
Just kind of use you and hang you out to dry.
The NIH even talked to Maddie's neurologist at Cincinnati Children's because they were researching a bunch of, because that's Because she was so early on injured, we met another person in the AstraZeneca trial, Breanne Dressen, and then a whole other group of people that were injured.
And really, most of them were frontline workers that had similar reactions to her that the NIH was researching.
And the NIH talked to her neurologist, said, do these tests.
A bunch of them came back abnormal.
They tried to explain them away, like, oh, she had a tourniquet on.
Okay, so redo the test without the tourniquet.
Right.
That's crazy.
She was eating, they said, in the same breath.
Because she was eating, she should have been fasting.
And the other one was because she didn't eat.
I'm like, the blood was taken at the same time.
Which one is it?
Yeah.
That's crazy.
She had elevated strep levels.
Yeah.
She didn't have strep throat.
Like, so reactivated viruses.
So they knew what was going on.
And all of a sudden, he, at one point, he's like, I don't think this is functional neurologic disorder.
He's like, I'm totally convinced.
And then all of a sudden, he doesn't even call us.
He messages us through my chart and says, it's functional neurologic disorder.
Like, somebody gets to them.
Yes.
It happened with the...
I don't know how to explain it.
It's like you have these doctors that are very compassionate and understanding and all of a sudden they're like standoffish.
Somebody there got to them and they're afraid.
They said you need to stop.
I think so too.
They're being paid off.
Something is going on with them.
I don't think they're being paid off.
I think they're being threatened.
I don't think they're being paid off.
I really don't.
I've met these doctors.
A lot of them are good, nice, kind doctors.
But if your career is threatened and you know that if you're helping all these other kids, they're probably like, well, she's one casualty.
And I'm being honest with you.
I mean, there's so many corrupt, bad things that have happened that in my mind, I'm like, how?
Is this, like, how are these people not in jail?
Like, how?
I just don't even know.
Like, notes in her medical chart saying that they collaborated with the principal investigator.
You don't collaborate with the principal investigator.
Wow.
And you don't put that in the notes.
You don't talk to the principal investigator before and after.
Like, you give your own...
He shouldn't be saying what tests should and shouldn't be done.
That's all this.
These people are covering their butts by putting it in there.
And I have it in our medical documents, but there's still nothing that can be done right at this point.
Wow.
That is so nuts.
That is so criminal.
It's like they're all working together.
They're all in it together.
And they're silencing you guys.
I got to ask you, did you ever think...
Of people who didn't want this COVID vaccine or were warning people about this COVID vaccine, the media called them anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists.
I mean, did you ever think they were crazy and, oh, they're not anybody to listen to?
When Maddie got this, you weren't hearing that because they were silenced.
I heard none of it.
Yeah.
Interesting.
And it was kind of before the wave of that.
Yeah.
But understand, I have friends that have not vaccinated their kids at all.
And I am fine with that.
That's their personal, like, I never thought they were anti-vax.
That's their decision.
Yeah, good.
Like, I don't, like, I never was like that.
I mean, I vaccinated my kids, you know, in my mind, there were now that when I think back, I'm like, well, that's probably why that happened.
You don't make the connection.
But I never, like, ever thought of anybody as an anti-vax.
But I am going to tell you what I've learned.
Yes.
If those anti-vax people are people that have been screwed over, and I don't even know how else to put it, but where their kids or somebody they love or themselves have been injured and they have been silenced and they have not been helped, and that is how you become anti-vax.
Yeah.
It's hard to find this information.
I don't care.
Even me now, I'm like, how do you not know about Maddie?
But the thing is, even with Maddie, so many people don't know about her.
Yeah.
They don't.
I mean, the story is silent.
How do you accept these other people that had this stuff going on?
Unless you're digging for the information, you're not going to find it.
I had no clue.
You have to be digging for it.
And if you don't have anything happen, you're not digging.
Exactly.
Or, you know, some people like me, I've never personally had a vaccine injury, but I'm always cautious, especially when it's kind of like the government and the media and all these people are pushing for something at the same time.
I get a little cautious and I kind of I have a wait and see approach.
That's me.
I know some people else are like that.
And then other people are legitimate victims of vaccine injury.
And so that's why they're cautious.
And even a lot of people say, I'm usually pro-vaccines, but for some reason I was not this vaccine, this one vaccine I was a little cautious about.
Is there any last words?
And then also, where can people find you?
And then I think that you're raising money with a GoFundMe, right?
I'm sure you have atrocious medical bills.
We have a life funder.
The medical bills go up and down and up and down.
It just depends.
Some is covered.
We have insurance, but not all of it's covered by insurance.
Anytime we go out of Ohio, it's worse.
It just, it depends.
We've been lucky.
I mean, some people have lost their houses.
We still have our house.
I mean, my husband and I both work full-time still.
My husband's able to work from home.
So we, somebody has to be with Maddie.
We don't have a home health nurse.
That's part of why, like for me, I'm, I work Full-time in an elementary school with special ed.
And come home and I, you know, I'll keep talking.
And my husband, you know, he works for a bigger corporation, but both of our companies, our employers have been really good to us.
Good.
But, yeah, I mean, we have a life funder because you can't do the, well, give, send, go.
I guess some of them have been shut down.
We just decided to go with life funder.
The challenge with that is you get taxed on it, I found out.
Wow.
So, yeah.
Okay.
But we have plenty of medical bills.
I mean, it's everything has gone towards, that has been donated has gone towards Her medical care.
I mean, we had to have an apartment in Portland, Oregon for several months.
It wasn't cheap.
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