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Posted by u/ParanoidPancake1

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I’ve had two shots of the Pfizer with my last one being in June 2021 which puts me in the 15-16 month range now.

Just hear me out please - my health has been progressively getting worse. I was actually just fine after getting vaccinated and my symptoms didn’t truly begin until 5 or 6 months later. It started as a minor shortness of breath which I was easily able to just ignore. Then the shortness of breath transitioned into moments of not being able to breathe at all. I’m not hyperventilating, I’m not anxious or stressed either and I know for sure it is NOT a panic attack although my breathing issue has been the cause of all my newly found anxiety. The best way I can describe it is that my brain is just not communicating with my lungs properly. Or another way is that my diaphragm is semi-paralyzed. My body feels like it’s getting weaker each day and I’m becoming more and more fatigued and hardly able to get through the day without a nap even if I get a full night of rest. Random parts of my body will just go numb for no apparent reason. Sometimes I can’t feel my face, other times it’s my legs, arms etc. I’ve been getting these horrifying ice pick headaches, and have just been consistently dizzy even at rest. Sometimes my legs get so heavy that I feel like they will collapse when I’m walking around the store shopping. My upper body becomes very sore and weak from something as simple as driving a car and holding the steering wheel. Other times it feels like holding my phone in my hand, or a drink or something will become 1,000 lbs and I can’t hold on to it.

I’ve had all of the most common tests to rule out anything emergent which sucks because according to doctors on as healthy as a horse.

Maybe MS isn’t it. But I’m scared. I’m horrified actually. Nobody will help me and I’m suffering in silence. I don’t know what else to do.

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edit: put everything in quotes to make it more clear.