RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – A six-year-old boy from Minnesota, USA, has suffered life-threatening injuries after being administered Pfizer’s experimental vaccine Covid.
Milo Edberg, who was awake and walking independently despite birth problems in early December – before the Covid vaccine was administered – is now confined to a hospital bed after being diagnosed with heart muscle inflammation.
On Dec. 10, Milo received the Pfizer vaccine and shortly thereafter suffered breathing difficulties. Two days later, he was admitted to Masonic Children’s Hospital in Minnesota, where he was intubated and diagnosed with myocarditis.
He remained intubated for a month and a half and is still in the hospital nearly two months later. Milo is unable to sit up on his own or even swallow his own saliva.
His mother, Carrie, told Alpha News:
“He was fine and then he wasn’t.”
Milo’s life has never been easy. He was born prematurely at just 23 weeks and battled chronic lung disease throughout his life.
Despite his difficulties, he learned to walk and was bright and expressive in early December, according to his mother, when a doctor at Masonic Children’s Hospital at M Health Fairview decided he needed the COVID-19 “shot.
Milo’s mother said she didn’t want her son vaccinated because only three children under age 10 had died in Minnesota – presumably from the virus – since the pandemic began two years ago; however, his doctor said he was particularly at risk for a “severe case.”
Ultimately, Carrie followed the doctor’s recommendation, who told her the injection was “safe and harmless.”
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“I went against my instincts and said, OK, do it.
Unfortunately, you can’t turn back time. I support vaccination, but this one was difficult.
In all this time, doctors have not been able to clearly explain Milo’s suffering,” his mother said.
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“They literally have no answers.”
Before the injection, Carrie said, her son was eating on his own, but now he can’t even swallow saliva. She said he has gained many skills over the past year and is doing very well. Meanwhile, as usual, doctors at Masonic Children’s Hospital refused to mention the injection when discussing Milo’s situation, Carrie reports
“Milo has received excellent care at Masonic. But it’s strange that they don’t mention the injection. They just ignore it.”
She was able to file her own report with VAERS in late January, however, and Milo reportedly received a 10- to 15-minute visit from infectious disease specialists who said they would send a report to the CDC and Pfizer at the beginning of her hospital stay.
However, she has not heard back since.