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Macquarie Fields resident Harold Molle developed a blood clot in his leg three days after his second dose of AstraZeneca. After being admitted to hospital, Mr Molle’s leg needed to be amputated.

Despite the life changing injury, he still thinks the Vaccine saved him. When he was in hospital, he contracted COVD, and then they told him that if he hadn’t of got the vaccine, he might of got “real sick”?

“The vaccine worked because it saved me in hospital because I caught COVID there, and if I didn’t have the vaccine they said I would have most probably got real sick.”

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After a call involving some 80 different health “experts” from around the country, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ultimately decided that Nache did not lose her limbs and livelihood because of getting “vaccinated” for the Wuhan Flu. Instead, the CDC is blaming “covid.”

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Ketsiree Kongkaew, who studied at Phangnga Community College in Thailand, died of a hemorrhagic stroke after brain surgery. The student had remained unconscious following the surgery and needed a ventilator to breathe. She was pronounced dead Monday.

The young woman, who had been admitted to the Songklanagarind Hospital, had previously gotten her left leg amputated after she developed blood clots following her second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, according to the Bangkok Post.

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Michelle Wallace, 58, is struggling to survive on benefits and feels ‘let down by the system’ after she was forced to claim Universal Credit following nine months off work.

She has been left with an autoimmune condition which attacks her own tissues and organs. The damage to the third ‘ring finger’ on her right hand means that it will have to be amputated, such is the nature of the injury.

She fell ill after the jab in January, and lost more than 1st (15 lbs) in weight. Since the summer, she and husband Barry, forced to give up work to become her full time carer, have relied on their savings and help from their family.

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Doctors say Pepe Forina miraculously made it through that night – but then came news of his feet.

Forina’s diabetes had already been heightened by Covid, then he developed sepsis.

“It was either amputate my feet and live, or leave them on and die,” Forina said. “So it was a no-brainer.”

Now Forina’s learning to do things people often take for granted, but he says he trusts God will guide him through this entire process. Forina says he does have one regret – not getting the vaccine.

“I didn’t believe in it. It’s a choice, a choice that I made poorly,” Forina said. “Learn from me, and hopefully you won’t be in the same situation that I’m in.”

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A man’s leg was amputated because of a rare blood clot he suffered three weeks after his first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine.

Construction worker Goran D., 50, told reporters in Austria that had severe pain in his leg and “spat blood once or twice”.

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