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Las Vegas woman, 18, suffered
seizures, clots in brain after J&J
vaccine, family's pastor says
CAITLIN LILLY
© UPDATED 16 HRS AGO | POSTED ON APR 19. 2021 % 0
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) - An 18-year-old Clark County woman suffered
seizures and clotting in the brain after receiving the Johnson & Johnson
COVID-19 vaccine on or about April 1, according to a GoFundMe campaign
raising money for her medical expenses.
The woman, identified as Emma Burkey was one of six women across the
country who experienced a serious clotting side effect after receiving the
one-shot vaccine
spokesperson, Burkey was initially treated at St Rose Hospital, Siena
Campus in Henderson but was subsequently airlifted to Loma Linda
Hospital's special neural treatment unit near San Bernardino, California
"Emma was put into an induced coma, ventilated and at least three brain
surgeries have been done to repair blood clots," the GoFundMe states.
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Bethel Park woman paralyzed
12 hours after getting first
dose of Pfizer vaccine, doctors
searching for answers
April 19,2021 at 6:44 pm EDT
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The33-year-old woman, who asked to remain
anonymous, said she felt fine in the hours after getting
the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine last week. However,
she said 12 hours later, she woke up in the middle of the
night with no feeling in her arms or legs.
Paramedics came and rushed her to Jefferson Hospital.
In the coming days, she was moved to Allegheny General
Hospital in the Northside and then the Cleveland Clinic --
as doctors ran a multitude of tests to figure out how and
why this happened. An MRI and spinal tap were clear, and
her blood work all came came back negative, ruling out
any rare diseases or disorders.
BETHEL PARK, Pa. — There have been some negative side
effects reported worldwide from the Pfizer, Moderna and
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines, but a Bethel Park
woman told Channel 11 she has been affected by
something that hadn’t been seen at all yet: paralysis.
“There is just nothing they can find wrong with me. No
underlying conditions, I have nothing in my history and
they are basically telling me, ‘You’re healthy and we can’t
figure out why this is going on,”’ the woman told Channel
11.