(4) Donor (Telling story of their daughter): had pfizer whilst pregnant. Pregnancy was ok, no concerns, scans and checkups all clear. Baby Boy born. Within three weeks baby diagnosed with myocarditis and passes away. Extremely sad. Patents asked if it was vaccine related, Drs said no. Again no history of these events in either families
Brave grandma, on the chair giving blood whilst still mourning the lost of a soul.
But time line don't match.
Even in early Aug, the government's vaccine eligibility checker has no option to indicate pregnancy and allow pregent mum book for a vaccine.
There is a 3 weeks wait between the 1st and 2nd dose and the child pass away 3 weeks after birth and we are at the end of September.
(5) Donor: mid 60s lady. Historically very active. Walking tennis, paints. Is a social butterfly. 4 weeks after getting her 1st AZ she is still struggling to get out of bed and get dressed. This once vibrant lady that was immaculately dressed struggles to do the basic of day to day life.
If the Donor was struggling to do basic of day to day life, how did she get there at the blood donation centre?
Is it right to take her blood if she was in such a poor state?
