First Pfizer Shot: Hypertension and Sweats Dismissed as ‘Aging’¶
Day 4 · 1:58:24 · Glen Motz · Shannon Holmes
- 💉 After the 20 May 2021 Pfizer dose he gradually felt off; doctors diagnosed new hypertension (160/100) and prescribed standard pills.
- 🔥 He experienced weakness, sweating and hot flashes yet was told it was simply because he was now in his forties.
- ⚠️ A trainer friend flagged three distinct body-temperature zones as abnormal, but pandemic access barriers and vaccine denial delayed further testing.
Early warning signs after dose one were repeatedly attributed to normal aging.
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Transcript¶
Glen Motz · 1:58:24
You get your first shot, a Pfizer shot on May 20th, 2021. What happens?
Shannon Holmes · 1:58:31
It wasn't immediate onset. I like to think I'm tougher than most people and things take longer to get to me. But, you know, you know, you start feeling off. You don't feel yourself. It was during the pandemic, so things were slowing down and, you know, we weren't as busy as we normally are. So I maybe figured, you know, I'm skipping the gym now and maybe that's why. But I did notice that I started feeling And what the doctors started saying was hypertension. Oh, you have high blood pressure. That's weird.
Glen Motz · 1:59:02
I've had high blood pressure before.
Shannon Holmes · 1:59:04
Could this be COVID? No, you're over your 40s now. This is what happens. It's part of the aging process.
Glen Motz · 1:59:10
So I just want to stop you here because you are at the time 41. You, you know, are going to the gym 5 days a week, you're like on your feet working all day, lifting, doing things. You've never had high blood pressure and you're being told this is just— oh, it's because you're in your 40s now. You're like, you're 41.
Shannon Holmes · 1:59:40
Yeah.
Glen Motz · 1:59:40
So the degree you got blood— high blood pressure, did they— was there any testing? Was— were you put on any medications?
Shannon Holmes · 1:59:50
Yes, there was some standard medication. I can't remember what it was called now, but they said this is what everybody takes who has high blood pressure. I believe my resting blood pressure was like 160 over 100, which is pretty significant. And I remember thinking like, hmm, something's not right here. But, you know, maybe I just work out more and eat a little bit better and it'll go away because, you know, it definitely wasn't the vaccine. According to the doctor I spoke to at the time.
Glen Motz · 2:00:19
Now, you're also weak and you're having sweating issues around that time. Can you share with us about those?
Shannon Holmes · 2:00:25
Just, you know, you don't feel great. You're sweating. You get little hot flashes, like, you know, like almost like you're nervous. And, you know, I thought maybe I just need to do better at the gym.
Glen Motz · 2:00:38
Like, this is terrible.
Shannon Holmes · 2:00:40
I don't feel that well. And You know, I, I didn't think to question that it was the vaccine. I did initially, and they just said it was aging. And I really wish that, uh, um, you know, somebody had said, hey, maybe you should go get a little more testing, because I could have probably prevented all of this.
Glen Motz · 2:00:58
And I'm just going to stop you there because it— this seems to be a common theme, and it, it's something I, I think we need to point out, is, is we've had several witnesses indicate that if they had been recognized as vaccine injured and then treated for their injuries, that a lot of the suffering and deterioration that they suffered could have been stopped then. Like, the story could have been different. And that's your case also.
Shannon Holmes · 2:01:26
Great. It could have prevented everything that followed, you know, from New Year's Eve of 2021, which was about 5 months before— or 4 months before that picture was taken.
Glen Motz · 2:01:38
Okay, so your blood pressure is high, you're, you're weak, you're sweating all the time, um, you're also having temperature problems in bed.
Shannon Holmes · 2:01:48
Yes. So I did— one of my good friends that I work out with, he's a personal trainer, I remember telling him that I had like 3 different temperature zones on my body. I had one set of blankets which were heavier for my legs, um, then I had basically a light sheet over my stomach and then I had a different blanket over my chest and up on my neck. And I remember him looking at me, he's like, you should go to the doctor and get checked out. He goes, this is abnormal. And I said, well, you know, it's COVID. You just can't get into a doctor. It's very hard, right? And I had— this would have been getting close to my booster shot. I remember having that discussion with him saying like, you know, something's not right.
Glen Motz · 2:02:32
Okay, so you have July 21st, 2021, you get your second shot, right? So that was Pfizer also?
Shannon Holmes · 2:02:39
It was also Pfizer.
Glen Motz · 2:02:40
And tell us what happened.
Shannon Holmes · 2:02:42
Just more of the same. Um, that discussion we just had was after the second shot, not—.
Glen Motz · 2:02:46
Okay, yeah.
Shannon Holmes · 2:02:47
So things have just gradually gotten worse. And, um, you know, it wasn't until— there's a picture of me, I didn't include it, that was taken around, um, September of that year, and, um, my friend's mother, who's a chronically ill person, looked at me. She goes, you know, you're swelling up because your face— you don't look right, your lips and everything. And I said, well, you know, maybe I'm just putting weight on because we haven't been working. And, uh, in hindsight, she saw it coming. She said, you know, something's wrong with you, you need to go get checked out, you're going to be in big trouble. And I dismissed it thinking that, you know, what does she know, she's not a doctor, right? Like the CDC said, you know, your crazy relative's not always right. She was.