Hi, everybody. I'm here today with a special guest, Marie Formart. She is talking to us from Columbus,

Ohio, tragically, her son, Grayson was injured by the vaccine, by the Pfizer vaccine.

You got the Moderna vaccine, right?

That's correct. My husband and I both got the Moderna, we were fine.

And we'll tell us what happened to Grayson.

Sure. So Grayson is a twin. He goes to Ohio State. He did get COVID, the beginning of the

school year in September. So he is a freshman starting at OSU. He's in ROTC, we got COVID,

and it hit him pretty hard. A lot of the students there also got the virus and most didn't get sick,

but Grayson did. So he had to quarantine at home. So I went down about 15 minutes away,

picked him up, brought him home, and he was, you know, in quarantine.

So he was probably raised on a wheat athlete, so he was a

Colombian soccer player, and he actually was in every day.

Right. He was running about 15 miles a day, even, you know, after he was released to go back,

you know, everyone wanted to go back to school. He was a freshman. He wanted to start,

he was getting behind by the delay of having COVID. He had to quarantine,

and then he just had to go to the doctors. He had to get an MRI to get released to go back to

ROTC, and that's when we saw the heart inflammation the first time.

Well, and that was our information that there's going to be my COVID-19 disease.

Yeah, he, right, he after he got released to go back, we had an MRI. We looked at it. I spoke

with his, with the doctor, and the doctor saw the inflammation, and he attributed it to, he's,

he's an elite athlete. So it's not uncommon for athletes to have larger hearts. He was okay with

us going back to ROTC. So Grayson returned to school, got better, pretty much. He never felt

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