A 58-year-old former martial arts champion, world traveler, and bar owner is on a long road to recovery and adjustment after an extreme adverse reaction to experimental COVID-19 shots.
Mr. Dave Mears received the AstraZeneca shot on March 4, according to the Rutland & Stamford Mercury. He immediately suffered from flu-like symptoms and a “sky high” fever. Mr. Mears assumed these were “normal” symptoms and attempted to go about his life as normal. But his condition progressively worsened over the next several weeks.
Around April 10, Mr. Mears called his doctor to his home. The doctor “went ballistic” at the sight of Mr. Mears’ swollen foot and took him to Peterborough City Hospital. Medical personnel there immediately recognized that his condition was beyond their capabilities. Mr. Mears was rushed to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge. That’s when the unthinkable happened.
Mr. Mears said his foot literally “exploded,” splattering blood everywhere in the hospital room. Doctors told him he would lose a couple toes. That turned into losing half of his foot, before they informed him that his left leg needed to be amputated from the knee down
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