Rebel News: Patient asserts sudden neurological disorder caused by COVID vaccine

When Kevin Street went to get his first AstraZeneca shot two months ago, he was a perfectly healthy adult. A few short hours after, Kevin developed flu-like symptoms that kept him bedridden for four days.
But those symptoms didn’t subside. They became progressively worse.
Several weeks later, he’s still dealing with numerous side effects that have turned his life upside down and which he believes were caused by the experimental injection.
Every day, Kevin struggles with excruciating headaches and ringing in his ears, loss of motor skills, and the ability to form coherent thoughts and sentences.
His reasons for getting the shot were well-meaning — Kevin just wanted to do his part so we could all finally go back to normal.
But his condition is now preventing him from going to work, leaving him to depend on his wife and GoFundMe page to help his family make ends meet.
Kevin has been advised against getting a second shot — but no doctor wants to put their name on the paperwork to file an adverse reaction report.
We’ve seen some Canadian doctors try to speak out on this issue before, but medical governing bodies have threatened many of them for doing so.
We filed an Access to Information request to get to the bottom of how Health Canada decided to roll out this injection and what advice, if any, was given to doctors to manage adverse reactions.
To help us fund that investigation, please click here or visit RebelInvestigates.com.
And if you want to help us put an end to the silencing of physicians who are risking their careers to share their professional opinions about COVID and the vaccines, please sign our petition at StopMedicalSilencing.com.
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