Age: 12.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: UNK, UNK, UNK
Symptoms: Ovarian cystectomy, Pelvic pain, Salpingo-oophorectomy unilateral, Ultrasound abdomen abnormal, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: My daughter was an active, happy, healthy pre-teen. Her doctor had recommended she get the HPV vaccine and since my oldest daughter had done it I just figured why wouldn't I do it to her. I am a nurse and I just always trusted the doctors, never did any research into the vaccines, never read the vaccine papers that were given to me.  Well with my youngest daughter things possibly are different for her and I never put two and two together until I was doing research on this covid vaccine and found so many amazing people activating on behalf of all the vaccine injured people and I can't believe how many there are. So I was listening to one doctor and she was talking about ingredients in the hpv vaccine I knew from research I had done on my daughter's health that those were hormones they put in there and I had an instant red flag and bad gut feeling. So I finished listening and I truly with all my heart believe she is a vaccine injured patient that the doctors just shrugged off as stuff happens in life and that is just the card you were dealt. I don't believe that is the case.   So my daughter had her HPV vaccines starting when she was only sweet 11 on 9/18/14 then again on 11/10/14 and her last one was on 4/9/15. Well after those is when her young life changed forever and I mean FOREVER.  On March 18, 2016 she had extreme sharp pains in her lower left pelvic area and it was so bad she would throw up. Me being a OB nurse I was thinking of a cyst but many of the doctors I worked for would say they will go away on their own. Well she didn't get any better for a while but then she laid down and fell asleep and I let her rest and I said if she wakes up and feels like that again I will take her in. I knew I wanted her to have an internal U/S so I called the clinic in the morning to see if they had one and they didn't so I knew I had to take her to the ER. Well when she got up and started moving to go to the ER the pain came back again and she would throw up.  So we got to the hospital and in short it took forever for them to get her set up with an IV and give her some dang pain meds my sweet 13 year old was suffering. Once her bladder was full they did an u/s and found a cyst. So they scheduled emergency surgery and found she had a Torsed Ovary. When they got in there they saw her ovary was twisted 3 times but they were able to untie it and save it and there were some big cysts there as well that they removed. They also found she had endometriosis on her right side. The torsed ovary was on her left side. So they burnt off the endometriosis and then said she was all good. It was very scary but the doctor reassured us she was good to go and the chances of this ever happening again was very slim. He put her on the depo provera shot to help with the endometriosis which caused even more problems and now I know that was not a necessary medical intervention on his part at all.  Then believe it or not almost 2 years to the date so patient was almost 15 she had that bad pain again and started throwing up. We went straight to the ER and the doctor who did her first surgery happened to be on call again and many hours later he came in and checked on her and had her do an internal u/s again. The u/s tech couldn't find anything and the doctor did a pelvic examination and said there was nothing wrong. Pretty much saying it was all in her head. She was in so much pain and she knew in her gut it was happening again and she told him that but he told her there was nothing there. So she went home on pain meds and came back the next morning early because the pain was so bad. The ER doctor said there has to be something wrong because she was on pain meds cancer patients use but wasn't even helping her pain. I think then he hooked her up to IV, gave her some meds and changed or added another pain medicine I can't remember forsure. A couple days went by with this same pain and I called our regular doctor to see her and he ordered her a CT scan and we followed up the next day with a OB that saw patient when she was in the hospital for observation that wow they failed her that is forsure and she said there was a cyst but if she wasn't in so much pain she wouldn't recommend surgery but since she is in so much pain she sent us back to the doctor that saw her in the ER and did her previous surgery. I want to say the cyst was 10cm I don't know how the dang u/s tech did not see it. She should have been fired. I wish I would have sued them all.  Anyways she saw the OB doctor that did her surgery on Friday and made her go through this extreme pain until Monday when he had surgery rotation to do it. I can't even believe I let him do this to her. I will always feel like I should have done more for her but at the time I felt I was. Anyways let me remind you over this wait weekend my daughter turned a young 15  and then had her surgery on Monday.  The worst thing ever happened that day. The doctor came and asked me to come to a room to talk and there he told me that her entire left side had to be taken out and they had to cut her open like a c-section because it was all falling apart. At the age of 15 she lost her left ovary, fallopian tube. This is devastating to any parent and my daughter had to be admitted to the hospital where she was for I think 2 days until we could get her pain under control without IV drugs because I knew I could take better care of her at home. Now we found an amazing Specialist OB/DO that is taking care of her one last side she has and my daughter has to have internal u/s every 6 months to stay on top of things. Her life is forever changed.