Child Develops ‘Rare Syndrome’ Weeks after Pfizer Vaccine (Update)

Speed Media
Sep 29, 2021
6 min read

Updated: Nov 10, 2021

“I was sleeping on the floor and he was sleeping on the couch, and he looks at me and says, ‘mom, can you pray for me?’ I said, ‘what’s wrong baby?’ He goes, ‘I think I am going to die,’” Missy said. “He is only 12, so that is a hard thing to hear. I looked up at him and he had turned blue.”

Photo Courtesy of Missy Lowe, and PAnews

-Missy Lowe reported that information to PAnews 5 days after her son Dre had been brought to the hospital with a rare condition “linked to COVID 19.”

Doctors reported that though he did not ever test positive for COVID-19, and only received his second Pfizer vaccine 6 weeks before developing the syndrome, that he ‘must have had COVID at some point’ not even considering the idea that the vaccine may have been the cause.

“This reminds us of the 2,574 cases of myopericarditis (heart inflammation) caused by vaccines that had been reported. It’s always the tip of the iceberg with these things. Many doctors are unwilling to accept the idea that something so serious could be vaccine related, therefore they presume it’s COVID related, even when the patient has never had a positive test, and that further perpetuates to the theory of extreme rarity.”

The doctors assumed that her son must’ve been a non-positive asymptomatic carrier, though the most recent immune response was generated by the vaccine.

Covid associated MIS-C usually occurs within 2-6 (usually 4 or less) weeks of infection, however VAE associated MIS has occurred up to 9 weeks after the first vaccination in a healthy individual.

This is Dre’s 8th week from his first shot.

The Pfizer vaccine has been linked to many cases of inflammation such as myocarditis, particularly in young boys, to the extent that the UK had held off on vaccinating young boys at one point to determine if vaccinations would cause more harm than the actual COVID 19 virus itself. They have since approved vaccines.

Oftentimes, the idea that something is extremely rare will perpetuate its rarity status. Doctors see an instance of something as rare, and shoot down the rare event as the causation of an illness.

“The problem with these statistics regarding vaccines, inflammation and MIS-C or MIS-A… doctors are reporting almost every case of MIS-C and MIS-A as a ‘COVID complication’ amongst individuals that have never tested positive for COVID. They won’t report a vaccination adverse event without 100% surety, but they will report MIS-C or MIS-A after vaccination as a COVID Related Complication though no evidence of COVID infection ever existed.

Says one statistical analyst regarding the issue of data and MIS-C cases.

Some people who previously believed in statistics regarding the vaccines have since developed a shaken faith in both the science and the data altogether after the CDC blatantly changed statistical parameters in favor of the vaccine, putting hospitals, legislators and healthcare workers in the dark regarding the efficacy of vaccines.

“We’re completely in the dark as to how bad things actually are with both COVID-19 and VAEs because it’s never been a fair matched game to start with.”

Missy Lowe is a very vocal advocate for her son, trying to find answers. When however she started discovering that the MIS-C could have in fact been caused by the vaccines, radical pro-vaccination advocates started sending her hate mail and informing her that she ‘has no clue’ what she’s ‘talking about’.

Missy Lowe is not a conspiracy theorist or an “Anti-Vaxxer”. She is simply however just a woman trying to advocate for her previously healthy 12 year old boy while doctors try to save his life.

She and her son are both vaccinated.

An individual left this comment under a Speed Media article.

We wouldn’t chalk in Covid MIS C with Vaccine MIS C advocacy because that’s like going to the American Breast Cancer Society and telling them they can’t talk about breast cancer if they don’t talk about testicular cancer also.

-An anonymous reader comments.

MIS-C in Covid information ℹ️ is extremely common, and it appears that they are over-reporting these statistics. There is no need to report this very well-known event because there is no evidence that this is what has happened to Dre. Why should she advocate for someone else’s different situation when she hasn’t even gotten clear of hers?

There is a need to advocate for individuals who had no positive COVID 19 tests with MIS

-C only after a vaccine who are still being reported as COVID 19 related MIS C. There is hardly any coverage on it.

It’s a strange world where both sides believe that the minority circumstances of both COVID and vaccinations are collateral damage, and are screaming at each other calling each other murderers. People have gone mad, and the elderly with COVID, and little boys with myocarditis and MIS-C are caught the middle.

-States a reader.

Lets just hope the fight for the greater good with the lesser of two evils leads to a positive result for the greater majority.

October, 2nd 2021 Update

The hospital allowed 60 minutes to come in and interview the mother surrounding the events of her child, but when the mother discussed the possibility of an adverse vaccine reaction, the hospital pulled the plug on the story and redacted consent. The hospital however went ahead with an interview for their doctor, Dr. Arrington, in which she explained that MIS C “cannot be caused by vaccines.” This article/report in question also was alleged to take a clip out of context regarding the timeline of the pandemic to make it seem like her sons diagnosis was regarding COVID.

Dr. Arrington has no way of debunking known cases of MIS V, and certainly would be unable to list COVID as a definitive cause of Dre’s MIS C per CDC expert guidelines requiring a positive test.

Her limited anecdotal “knowledge” regarding MIS V is contested by experts and organizations respectfully light years beyond her field of study.

These are individuals and departments studying MIS C caused by vaccines:

NHS

CDC NCBI

Division of Critical Care Medicine, Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine, Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston MA, USA,

Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston MA, USA,

Department of Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School, Boston MA, USA,

“I don’t have an issue with the vaccines. I think they’re great but they’re not for everyone and we’re trying to learn about them. Other hospitals are diagnosing patients with potentially vaccine related MIS A and MIS C. The research isn’t clear, but they’re not calling it COVID and shutting down interviews with parents just to go on to another interview and state that vaccines are perfect. This isn’t helping. They have an opportunity here to contribute to the data pool for biological plausibility of an association, and they’re corrupting it. It looks shady to the public and it’s working against medical science.”

States a disgruntled PRA..

It is clear however that there will be no consideration of any possibility of adverse events related to vaccines at this hospital though the NHS feels differently with their broader scope of research. Even without a positive COVID test, a child with MIS-C will contribute to COVID 19 hospitalization statistics. Could it be a double standard could it be a lack of knowledge, or are they just playing it safe for the greater good? This clearly isn’t a result of updated research. Even using the term MIS C or MIS A in the context of vaccines is outdated.

MIS-V is a term only a few months old. MIS-V is an inflammatory syndrome caused specifically by vaccines, and this term was created only after multiple individuals developed MIS from covid-19 vaccines.

“No doctor in their right mind should ever be allowed to attribute a causation to an illness someone with an illness without evidence or based on their political views. Incorrect information is equally damaging for medical science for both arguments.”

States a source.

Wednesday, September 29th, 2021 9:28am

Saturday, October 2nd, 2021 06:14am

Speed Media has no opinions on this issue, and will be reaching out to TCH and CBS for an interview to clear the smoke.