The parents of a young woman who tragically died after receiving an AstraZeneca Covid jab have slammed the NHS for not passing on crucial safety warnings about the vaccine. The BBC has the story.
Marina Waldron, 21, visited hospital with excruciating headaches three times in the week before her fatal collapse from a brain haemorrhage in March 2021.
Max and Liz Waldron said that despite her deteriorating condition, A&E doctors had seemed unaware of the emerging side-effects associated with the jab and warnings that had been issued.
Another family whose son, Oli Akram Hoque, died from the same complications a few days after Marina, are also calling for lessons to be learned. …
Marina, from the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, was just starting her career in film when she was given her first dose of the AstraZeneca jab on March 11th, 2021.
She had developed a headache and sickness by March 22nd and went to a London hospital only to be sent home with migraine tablets, despite mentioning she had had the jab recently.
Mrs. Waldron, 64, said Marina deteriorated the following day and was this time discharged by an A&E department, again with a migraine diagnosis and no brain scan.
On March 27th, her parents were so worried they took her to A&E in Gloucester. She died on March 31st at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, after suffering a heart attack and brain haemorrhage.
“We weren’t able to go in. We weren’t able to say, ‘Don’t you understand she hasn’t drunk or eaten?’ They [the hospital] just sent her back,” said Mrs. Waldron.
“But the next day it was worse and she started having issues with her arm – she was lifting up her arm and holding it, and that’s when it all went mad.”
At Marina’s inquest in December 2023, a coroner determined her death had been caused by a combination of factors: intracerebral haemorrhage, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis and vaccine-induced immune thrombocytopenia and thrombosis due to the AstraZeneca vaccine. …
The Waldrons want to know why medical professionals were not informed about the risks associated with the vaccine earlier when other countries were putting a halt on the vaccine and why appropriate diagnostic measures were not taken promptly.
They believe that earlier awareness could have made a significant difference in Marina’s case.
Mrs. Waldron said: “It was only after a couple of days in hospital that they took us to one side and said, ‘We think it’s the vaccine,’ and we said, ‘We’ve been banging on about this vaccine right from the beginning, and every single person said it wasn’t anything to do with that.’”
“They didn’t even bother to scan her.
“There was a possibility, a chance she could have been saved.”
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