This is a horrific story of a 37 year old UK woman who developed a lump after COVID-19 vaccination (click here):
Katie Pritchard, a 37 year old mom of two went to her family doctor after finding a lump and was told it might have been a side effect of her COVID-19 vaccine.
She was misdiagnosed twice before doctors determined she had cervical cancer.
After she was initially diagnosed, Katie was forced to wait an agonizing three months for her treatment to begin, by which point the cancer had spread.
She began five weeks of grueling radiotherapy, chemotherapy and brachytherapy in April last year and was told the treatment had been a success.
But tragically, in December, after undergoing further scans, she received the devastating news that the cancer had returned and she was given just months to live.
At the start of this year, Katie was diagnosed with lung, shoulder, spine, and pelvic cancer and started palliative chemotherapy three weeks ago.
This is not normal behavior for cervical cancer and I believe this to be yet another example of “turbo cancer” or rapidly progressive cancer due to severe immune system damage from COVID-19 vaccination.
Look at the high survival of cervical cancer patients in early stages over the course of 10 years (click here). And yet, according to her story, she went from finding a lump to having it metastasize within 3 months while she was waiting for her treatment to start, then it returned a few months after her treatments were completed and metastasized throughout her body.
Symptomatic cervical cancers do NOT behave this way:
US pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole has been discovering COVID-19 mRNA vaccine spike protein in malignant tumours (see short video)
Dr.Cole: “Why aren’t my colleagues doing these same stains on unexpected cancers in young people or any individual who has an unexpected cancer?”
We need pathologists to start testing all unusual or unexpected cancers for the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine spike protein, instead of ignoring these patients until it’s too late.