Age: 75.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Cerebrovascular accident, Disability, Dysgeusia, Dysphagia, Eating disorder
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, she was fine until 2/3/22 when she went to take a bath and saw her arm.  She had approximately 2-3" of red around her arm.  When she got out of the tub she held her arm up and noticed the ring was around the entire arm.  She then went to bed as she had an event the following day.  Knowing she had to get up early she went to bed early around 11:00 PM.  She had to use the restroom and tried to get up and was not able to.  She laid in the bed and didn't know what she was going to do so she tried to hold herself.   Her one side of her body was paralyzed and she used her good arm to get out of the bed and tried to put pillow shams on the floor and was not able to get back into the bed.  Her family waited for her to come to the event, and they kept calling the house and then came over around 3:00 PM and she was not able to answer the door.  So got a hold of her son and told him that something was wrong, found her hidden key and found her laying on the floor, which she was there for 13-15 hours trying to hold her urine, and she was found to have had a stroke.  They called 911 and was transported to a local Hospital around 4:30.  They had to call for a special transport to come from another area.  She was critical in ICU for 4 days.  From there she was transported to another Hospital for a month and a half.  From there she was transported to a third facility until she had a lifeline and bathroom equiped and walkers for assistance. She went through rehab and has worked diligently on the equipment and with her speech.  They tell her that she is a walking miracle.  She knew when the doctors were asking her if she had any signs she was afraid to tell them about her red arm.  Finally she released the info to somebody and was told notify the county, where she got the vaccine.  Everyone in her family are immunized and knows that that evening something went wrong.  She is now waiting for a doctor to call her, she has been loosing weight and is down to 119#.  Everything taste metallic to her, and is having a big problem with food.  They did some research for her for what can cause metallic taste, and 3 other things which she has all the symptoms to.  She was sedated when she went to the hospital and had a heart scope.  She is able to eat very little.    On 2/4/2022 she was transported the first Hospital and then transferred to the second Hospital on 2/5/2022.  She was then transferred on 2/8/22 to a third Hospital for rehab and was there until 3/24/22.  Then transferred to a rehab/Hospital where they worked with her until her bathroom was equipped, walkers and lifeline delivered as she could not be left alone.  She was then able to go home on 3/31/2022.   She is now dealing with the after effects from the reaction she had, and kept complaining what was wrong with her.  She also had out patient treatment at the third facility where they put a tube down her throat to check her heart.    Her swallowing and eating difficulties have gotten worse since having the test at the third facility.    She now has a PCP and is on 8 medications as she was not on any at all.  She has to have lifeline for the rest of her life.    She was a very active person, walking, riding her bike, working in her yard and shoveling snow and now she cannot eat and now disabled.    Her current PCP is reported.