Vaccine Horror Story
“Mila Radetich was eight years old when she decided she was going to be a doctor. She read everything she could on biology and the human body.
“She started attending university at fourteen. In 2021, she was sixteen and a sophomore in pre-med, on pace to become one of the youngest physicians in American history.
“Then her school told her: take the shot — or be expelled.
“She’d studied how vaccines work. She knew this one was new. She also knew exactly what an expulsion on her record would do to a girl whose entire life was pointed at medical school.
“She took the shot.
“Seconds later, she was unconscious on the floor.
“In the ambulance she heard the paramedics talking about it — an adverse reaction to the vaccine. They said it out loud. She was awake enough to hear them and she remembers it. Often.
“The hospital released her after a short stay. She seemed fine.
“She wasn’t.
“Within days, her skin felt like it was on fire. Then numbness spreading up her legs. She kept going to class. She kept getting worse.
“She went from doctor to specialist to specialist. Every appointment got to this point:
“’when did this begin?
“And every time she said the words:
“’since my COVID shot’ —
“suddenly, the room changed. They didn’t know what was wrong. They offered nothing.
“By the end of the second year following the COVID shot and being repeatedly denied treatment, she was in a wheelchair. Then she was bedridden. Then came the grand mal seizures — unconscious, convulsing, arms and legs thrashing, no way to stop it.
“Her little brothers learned to take care of her. Before she was coerced to take the vaccine, she had been a training triathlete.
“Her mother desperately tried to find a doctor who could treat Mila. After a year of searching, she finally reached Nurse Angela, the patient advocate for the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation. Angela was vaccine injured herself and learned a great deal in the process.
“Angela found Mila a doctor in California — one of the few willing to treat the vaccine injured. He ran specialized testing and found an answer:
“demyelination.
“The sheath covering her nerves was eroding away.
“Under his care, she got better. Her nerves began to heal. The myelin started to come back. She ran again.
“Then California revoked the doctor’s license – for the ‘crime’ of treating vaccine injured people. In most of America, during the height of the protests over the vaccine mandates, saying you were vaccine injured was considered
“’malinformation.’
“Caring for those patients was regarded to be
“’spreading misinformation.’
“So, state medical boards around the country took away the licenses of doctors who were making people well.
“Now Mila had no doctor – but she was starting to heal.
“She reapplied to school — this time in Texas, partly because she liked it and partly because she hoped it would be easier to find a new doctor who would treat her.
“Her seizures came back.
“She has one roughly every other day now — around 180 a year. It has ended her college career. She works part-time for VSRF and fights to get well, and she is still determined to become a doctor.
“Mila says VSRF’s Nurse Angela saved her life.
“She means it literally. Doctors who treat the vaccine injured often do it quietly, because a license is a career and a mortgage and a family. So, they are almost impossible to find on your own. Angela has built up a network of them. For a family in free fall, one phone call from Angela can be the difference between treatment and a wheelchair.
“But Angela is one person.
“The phone rings every day. Mothers, fathers, spouses, patients — from every state — with stories as bad as Mila’s or worse. There are many more requests than Nurse Angela can handle.”
–– The Vaccine Safety Research Foundation
