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MAR 7 - gets shot
> MAR 23 - dead
AstraZeneca vaccine: 'Doctors had
inkling it was the Co vid jab’, say
family of blood clot victim, 51
Ms Barlow, 51, had flu-like symptoms in the first couple of days after her jab, which is a
common side effect. But a week later she developed severe headaches, diarrhoea and
sickness for which her GP gave her medication.
She got “progressively worse and worse” and - as reports started to emerge from
around Europe of extremely rare side effects from the jab - she was admitted to
hospital on 20 March.
She was pronounced dead three days after being admitted to hospital, and is one of at
least 19 people who have died from unusual clots soon after having the vaccine.
The civil servant, who had no underlying health conditions, was found to have low
blood platelets and two clots on her lungs.
inews.co.uk / April 15, 2021
Like so many others, Michelle Barlow was delighted to get her coronavirus vaccine. The
mother-of-two and her husband, Ian, booked their appointments as soon as they got the
call, knowing it was the right thing to do.
But their relief at finally being given the vaccination turned to concern when Michelle
fell ill in the days after having the AstraZeneca (AZ) jab on 7 March.
Recalling the moment his wife was admitted to the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary, also
known as Wigan Infirmary, Mr Barlow, 56, from Wigan, said: “It was a shock because
Michelle was fit and healthy.
“She was active and always walking the dog. She told me that the doctors had said they
had an inkling it could well be the vaccine.”
According to her death certificate, the cause of her death was pulmonary embolisms
and blood clots in her abdomen and portal vein. A coroner ruled she died from natural
causes, which her family have asked to be reconsidered after more information about
the vaccine’s risks have emerged.
MAR 17 - gets shot
> APR 4-dead
AstraZeneca vaccine: Family of
man who died of blood clot after
Covidjab
Neil Astles, 59, received his first jab on 17 March but died in the
Royal Liverpool University Hospital on Easter Sunday after
suffering 10 days of‘worsening headaches’ and a loss of vision,
The Daily Telegraph reports.
Mr Astles, a married solicitor at Warrington Borough Council,
is the first named person in the UK suspected to have died due
to side effects from the vaccine.
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Neil Astles died on Easter Sunday aged 59
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She told BBC News clinicians told her they were 99.9 per cent
sure the clot was due to the vaccine and that her brother was
extremely unlucky.
Dr Alison Astles, the sister of Neil Astles, 59, who died in hospital on Easter Sunday from a
receiving his first AstraZeneca jab dose on 17 March (Photo: PA Wire/BBC News)
inews.co.uk / April 8, 2021
She said: “The human being, the sister in me, still feels
absolutely furious and very angry that this has happened to mv
brother.’’