Tara Brandell tells us about her vaccine injury and the year of recovery that followed.

5 minutes after Tara's 3rd Pfizer injection, Taras body started to react badly. As choreographer and contemporary dancer, Tara is very in tune with her body and this story is a wonderful example of how listening closely to your body, adventures can be had even at your most unwell!

[@helenw8019]

Thank you so much for doing this video Suzy and Tara. I got a vaccine injury from my first and only Pfizer vaccine back in 2021 and had very similar symptoms to Tara. I saw several different doctors in my quest to find help and they all dismissed the idea that it was the vaccine that injured me. Like Tara I was told it was just anxiety. The amount of gaslighting I've had (including being called an Anti-vaxxer!) from Doctors, family and friends has been incredibly upsetting and made my recovery even more challenging. I'm so pleased that this is being talked about more and more in the media and in the medical world and people with vaccine injuries are now being listened to and taken seriously.

[@forisma]

26:25 Retraining 34:47 3 things that helped the most

[@nolamayer4101]

I too was affected immediately. Upon arriving at the hospital 20 minutes later I was told, “ it couldn’t be the vaccine”. By then I was paralysed in my legs and arms. It was terrifying! I ended up discharging myself in a wheelchair and thankfully was able to contact my practitioner who delivered some remedies to help with the response. A few days later I had an aneurism. It’s now two years on and I’m dealing with myalgia rheumatica in both arms . The whole two years has been somewhat frightening, never sure what will happen next, but the response from people has been dismissive and disappointing. The attitude of “ well nothing happened to me” made me feel like, “ you took one for team” is quite frankly unforgivable. I really hope that the truth comes out one day, that this was a vaccine that had not been tested long term and we were the guinea pigs ,whilst a small number of people made a ton of money

[@digitaltango]

I saw Tara's work on the Twelve Arches Bridge a good few years ago and it was one of the most profoundly moving performances l have ever seen.

[@user-ot2gu6ri8m]

Thank you for this video. I too have had a vaccine injury 2 and a bit months ago and had chest pain in the first hour. The doctors and everything I’ve read and heard has dispelled this as impossible but this video had made me feel vindicated. I love your clear explanations and beautiful calming energy Suzy.

[@briechilli4496]

Yes Dr John Camberwell did say aspirating must be done

[@EllaSloman]

So uplifting. I'm thrilled that youve found the puzzle pieces to help you

[@natalienuttallinnatewellbe1771]

How beautiful ❤️

[@Ceej474]

Similar story, pfizer booster then bizarre symptoms in the weeks that followed then a steady decline in health to the point where bedbound and unable to work. Horrible new onset insomnia and pain, feeling like I'm being electrocuted. Also noticed screens are an issue and find being in my garden helps me!

[@budgejudge5245]

Can i ask if Tara took any more vaccines after this?

[@dondattaford5593]

What are your symptoms

[@user-rp1wr9lr2b]

What a great story, did you recover from POTS and come of the beta blockers?

[@suzyboltyogaforlongcovid]

Yes she has. Medication free now. Xx

[@user-rp1wr9lr2b]

@@suzyboltyogaforlongcovidthanks for the response, that’s great she was able to come off, I have pots from Covid, hoping that I will one day recover.

[@suzyboltyogaforlongcovid]

@@user-rp1wr9lr2b we see lots of people recover from POTS - working with the autonomic nervous system and gently building towards tiny improvements regularly is really going to help.

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[@klaudija33]

Urine therapy helps. Really.

[@steponroach]

too many interjections. Not everything needs an ooh, aaah, in an interview. let the guest speak. This isn't a conversation where Amazing , and wonderful, and oohs, and aaahs are needed to encourage conversation. Anni interview implies a wiling conversation. Let the storty teller tell their story.