Q&A: Buckley's Personal Symptoms After Pfizer¶
Day 3 · 5:23:56 · Dean Allison · Shawn Buckley · James Thorp · Crystal Denomme
- 🩹 Buckley recounts immediate shingles, walking pain and permanent loss of smell after his second 2021 Pfizer dose.
- 🧪 Thorp recommends a serum anti-spike protein antibody test to investigate possible ongoing vaccine-related injury.
- 🗣️ The exchange underscores how many injuries may be misattributed to long COVID rather than the shots.
Counsel shares own post-vaccine issues and receives testing advice.
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Transcript¶
Dean Allison · 5:23:56
Doctor, can we just have a quick follow-up on that?
Speaker F · 5:23:59
Please.
Shawn Buckley · 5:24:00
Yes, thank you, Doctor. This is very personal for me also, and I'm struggling how to handle it. And the reason being is because when I got my— I got the first shot of Pfizer, second one in 2021 during We had to in order to travel back and forth to Ottawa's election campaign. So I got shingles right away immediately after the second one. So I, I certainly attribute that to the vaccine. I had great difficulty walking during the campaign. It was excruciating. And that I don't know about.
Speaker J · 5:24:35
Okay.
Shawn Buckley · 5:24:35
I mean, I've just put that up. I've had no sense of smell since then. Zero. And so that has been— I've just attributed that to long COVID. So I haven't put that towards vaccine. I've just kind of put it up there. And there's another significant issue which I don't feel at liberty to talk about. So it's just, um, it just seems that there's a lot more than what people might realize as far as the injuries, if it was what your data is showing.
James Thorp · 5:25:01
Did you have walking issues before?
Crystal Denomme · 5:25:04
I had—.
Speaker G · 5:25:05
I—.
Shawn Buckley · 5:25:05
Not to the extent, uh, and, and now I'm better, but I still, you know, there's pain. But I would say I had some I had some, not so much walking, but a little bit of feet pain years before. But it was immediately afterwards, it was very painful and I had to kind of hobble around. This went on for a while, but, you know, it did, it got better basically. And again, I'm not trying to attribute that to the vaccine. I'm just saying the timing is very suspect. And And particularly with these, well, sense of smell right then and then other. But again, I haven't said something I've really considered a lot. I'm not trying to get a diagnosis. I'm just throwing this out there.
James Thorp · 5:25:46
I'd really consider getting a serum anti-spike protein antibody level and seeing what that is.
Dean Allison · 5:25:56
I'd love to see that.
James Thorp · 5:25:57
I'd love for you to get that.