Good morning Anna
I wanted to reach out to you and tell you our Stephens story.
Dr
Stephen Wright died of sinus cerebral venous thrombosis and thrombotic
thrombocytopenia on January 26th 2021 aged just 32, leaving behind his
wife, Charlotte (my sister in law) and their 2 boys, Izaac 7 and Elijah
1.
Our family and some senior professionals (including thrombosis
& neurologist experts) believe that Stephen could not only be the
first in the UK but maybe first in the world, to have died (this way)
from the Astra Zeneca vaccine.
Stephen was an amazing, funny, smart,
kind, warm and loving person. This is evident from the hundreds of
people who knew him, even some of those only on virtual platforms.
Stephen
was a Dr within the NHS, he worked in CAMHS helping children and
families and was due to start at Great Ormond Street Hospital which he
would work at alongside CAMHS. His new role was working as a Senior
Clinical Psychologist in the Neurodisability Service helping young
people with complex Autism. His loss is felt by all in his field.
When
alive Stephen joined the organ donation list at least 6 times, and he
was able to fulfil his wish giving double lungs to a man in his 30's and
an exceptionally rare gift of a heart to a teenage boy.
His wonderful wife Charlotte wanted to share Stephens final journey in the hope of spreading awareness https://youtu.be/8MpEx43ESZo
This
video has been shared in the hope it will reach families affected by a
covid vaccination so that they can come together and form a support
group. We do not want to create an anti-vac group but more of a
“VAC-Aware” supportive community in the hope that together we can get
some answers from the MHRA and help others to be aware of both the
positives and negatives of vaccinations 'The Wright Way'
Healthy
questions and open discussions are a really important part of informed
consent (i am all about making informed decisions). Everyone is totally
entitled to their opinions (and we’ve all had a very different, personal
journey this last year) and so naturally it will divid most. However if
we cannot have these open discussions and are hiding information/ not
sharing or just being plain mean, people can not make an informed
decision.
Stephen was not informed properly, he whole hearted
believed in the industry which ultimately failed him and for that we can
only speak our truth
Thank you
Hannah
Source: Anna Brees
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