I’m an RN, had a patient today admitted with multiple ulcerative lesions throughout his body, 70s male, no past medical history. He presented to hospital with 10/10 pain of ulcers/lesions on every extremity, inside his mouth & on nasal mucosa, and remarkable cellulitis of arms. Some of the lesions are gangrenous, meaning that it’s rotting tissue that spreads. He says the lesions start as painless lumps and then progress to the open gangrenous sores over a matter of days.
So why did this suddenly happen to a relatively healthy person? All the physicians will document is “possible pyoderma gangrenosum” which is so rare I had to look up, apparently it is basically the widespread gangrenous lesions he’s experiencing, caused by immune system dysfunction.
Looked in his chart, he’s shown as fully Covid vaccinated, got the Pfizer vaccine this spring. It’s not even like I can say anything because just being in the hospital, you can tell that any type of COVID vax resistance is a good way to get you on a black list. I need my job and my health insurance for my family. Feel so bad for this man though & I really hope the meds they put him on help. It’s not like he’s a “COVIDiot Karen” he’s an old man with trust in the system. Makes me sick.
And if this was caused by the vaccine, it’s not like it will EVER be admitted to, explored, or documented that way. This is why I don’t trust what “studies” say about the adverse effects. The “science” is so compromised it’s completely unreliable.
Stay safe out there guys, and remember the CDC immunization cards are 3” by 4” and jpegs can be found online.
I will. I actually just went back into the hospital setting after doing a different type of nursing for a few years. I feel like a spy because I haven’t drank the COVID koolaid and no one knows. It’s hard “coming out” in healthcare because you will be discredited & cast out in a heartbeat if the wrong people know. Terrible.