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ER Ordeal, Normal Labs and Quality-of-Life Collapse

Day 3 · 2:57:34 · Dawood Al-Janaby · Dean Allison

  • 🪑 Second-week ER stay of 12–13 hours offered no bed; spasms made sitting unbearable so he left untreated.
  • 🧪 Family-doctor bloodwork was normal; he was told to wait out a “prolonged reaction.”},{
  • ☠️ Pain reached the point he would have chosen peaceful death over continued existence.

System offers no diagnosis while suffering becomes unbearable.

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Dawood Al-Janaby · 2:57:34

I still, you know, I still remember like I was unable to sleep, like to the point you cannot sleep, you cannot move out of the bed, you know, and it deteriorated in a way like, you know, the second, like the second week I had to go to the emergency. You know, we went to the emergency. As soon as I told them I'm having a reaction, I have something wrong, like, you know, I'm having pain and after vaccination, they kept me there almost like for 12 to 13 hours. At the end, it's like, you know, I'm just gonna go home. Whatever happens, happens. Because I cannot sit on the chair, you know, like, there's no bed and they put you like this and you're dealing with some sort of a pain that even, you know, it make your muscle contract like you having kind of sort of some sort of spasms, something very hard to describe.

Dawood Al-Janaby · 2:58:35

You know, if I'm going to describe it, it's like you grew up 50 years in like couple of days. You don't have the same body. All the joints are, you know, pain. You can't sleep. You barely can think, you know, you can't move that much. Every movement, if I want to move my hand this way, I just like pick, you know, anything.

Dean Allison · 2:59:01

Pain, pure pain.

Dawood Al-Janaby · 2:59:02

So I had to go back, you know, home, called the family doctor. I don't want to bring his name, you know, he's an amazing person. But I called him. He prescribed me some blood tests. We did the test.

Dean Allison · 2:59:18

Everything came normal, you know.

Dawood Al-Janaby · 2:59:21

So he's like, okay, maybe, you know, some people are kind of, you know, having a reaction for a week or two. Maybe that's a prolonged reaction. Just wait and we will see what happens after. 2 Weeks later, I think the symptoms are getting worse up to the point where, like, you know, You start questioning your quality of life, like the headache, the— you can't— I don't know if you ask me, you want to be in this situation or you probably— you have a choice to die. I was like, yeah, peacefully die. I don't want to be in that. So after that, you know, start to notice like focal pain aside from these, you know, electrical shocks that comes and go and Also the burning, some sort of a burning pain in the abdomen with some chest pain. When I speak to my family, they're like, yeah, the tests are normal.

Dawood Al-Janaby · 3:00:23

We're doing the blood test. I don't see anything. But then I saw a bump appeared in my hand, something like, you know, and before that thing appeared, I was feeling some focal pain, like something major happening in this spot. So I asked to see the family doctor again. You know, he looked at it, you know, he asked for ultrasound. We did the ultrasound. They said it's— at the beginning they thought it's a cyst maybe, or a cystic mass or something. Don't worry about it.

Speaker J · 3:00:58

Go home.

Dawood Al-Janaby · 3:00:59

You know, pretty much it was a full-time disability. You know, torture.

Dean Allison · 3:01:04

So I'm going to just, just focus us a little bit.