BREAKING: Forced to get 3 vaccines to receive medical care, 23-year-old Alexis Lorenze is now fighting for her life

No vax, no care. So she had to get 3 vaccines. Within 10 minutes, she was blind in both eyes. She's now fighting for her life. Doctors are baffled as to the cause since it can't be the vaccines.

Steve Kirsch Sep 18

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Executive summary

This is one of the most horrific vaccine injury stories I’ve ever heard of.

Alexis Lorenze is a 23-year old young woman with a history of Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH) since January 2024.

The hematologist (Zahra Pakbaz) at her hospital (UC Irvine Health) refused to give her further care for her PNH unless she took the Tetanus, Pneumococcal and Meningitis vaccines.

Within 10 minutes of the 3 vaccines which were given all at the same time, Alexis went temporarily blind in both eyes, had a locked jaw, began vomiting and then things went horribly downhill from there.

Watch this short video:

Latest update

See this very short video and thread for the latest updates on the story. This video was taken at 4pm on Tues, Sep 17, right before she checks out of the hospital to take a $50,000 ambulance ride for 1 hour to a hospital that will treat her.

Introduction

This is a very serious vaccine injury and Alexis is now fighting for her life in the hospital. After her vaccine injury, UCI Health did nothing to alleviate her condition. They just gave her medications for dealing with the pain.

VSRF has sent Angela Wulbrecht, RN to try and save her life with our trusted team of doctors by our side.

Angela arrived Tues, Sep 17 at UCI.

Step 1: transfer her to another hospital where she can get treated for her vaccine injuries.

Alexis has no health insurance in California. She is being transported today to a private hospital in Los Angeles for specialized treatment. 

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Alexis Lorenze key events

Tues, Sept 10: She has PNH and had terrible migraines for the last 2 weeks. Went in for help. Checked into UCI Hospital. ABNORMAL ECG - Sinus tachycardia Abnormal T, consider ischemia, anterior leads. Her HR is 131 bpm. Her hemoglobin was 3.1 (severely low). Her platelets were

Her Troponin I was high at check in which is an indicator of heart damage.

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