Stories of the 'permanently disabled' following Covid-19 vaccination: blinded, hearing loss, stroke, tinnitus, vertigo, can't lift arms!

The end-of-year numbers in VAERS showed that in just one state — Indiana — there were 277 reports of people becoming permanently disabled from the Covid-19 vaccines.

Following are screen-clips from VAERS showing some of these reports.

Although VAERS does not show who made the report, it is often evident by use of the first-person (“I”) or third person (“my son”), or by the level of detail when entered by a healthcare provider.

The first one in the above clip, for a female 80+, is the first report that mentions blindness following vaccination, in this case with emergency-room doctors telling the woman that it was caused by a blood clot in her eye, and an ophthalmologist telling her the blindness will “probably be permanent.”

In the first one above, a man in his 40s cannot walk without his wife’s help because of vertigo and feeling so unsteady on his feet. He also cannot drive.

In the first report in the clip above, the man has developed Bell’s Palsy — a condition in which one side of the body becomes paralyzed.

Bell’s Palsy usually starts to improve in two weeks but it may take a person 3-6 months to return to normal, according to the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

A man in his 80s (second one down in the above clip) reports that he lost hearing in one ear after getting the Pfizer vaccine.

A man in his 60s or 70s says he cannot lift his arm — and that he had the same reaction from the first shot in the other arm — and now cannot lift both of his arms.

The middle one above is for a woman in her 50s who has “extreme tinnitus” — ringing in the ear — after getting the Pfizer shot.

The tinnitus, she says, is “intermittent” and interferes with her ability to “concentrate, communicate and sleep.”

Again, in the top one in the above clip, we see vision problems in one eye after getting the vaccine.

And in the bottom one, a man loses his hearing.

Another blood clot causes loss of sight in one eye, in the report that is second from bottom in the clip above.

A blood clot causes a stroke 10 days after vaccination, in the fourth one down in the clip above.

More tinnitus, more blindness, and cerebral hemorrhage above. A cerebral hemorrhage is bleeding on the brain from a ruptured blood vessel.

The clips above show only a few dozen of the 277 reports of permanent disability following Covid-19 vaccination in Indiana.

They show the seriousness of the side effects people are experiencing — and gives us a glimpse at the difficulties so many individuals and families have faced as a result of these side effects.

A stroke is life-changing, and a person may never fully recover. A stroke in a 40-year-old may mean that there are children whose mother can no longer care for them, or a father or mother can no longer go to work and support their family.

One trip to the emergency room, or one overnight stay in a hospital, can mean a single mom is plunged into debt and unable to buy a home or save for her child’s college.

At the very least, there has to be some acknowledgement of these injuries. Really, these people are owed much, more more.