Photos Show Horrific Covid Vaccine Injury: Man Loses six Feet of Small Intestine Due to Blood Clot

A Canadian man lost part of his small intestinal tract after suffering blood clots following an AstraZeneca Covid jab.

Photos released by Uk Columbia resident Shaun Mulldoon, 43, earlier this week show the extent of their vaccine injury, which necessary several surgeries beginning regarding 10 days after his very first dose.

The particular jab resulted in abdominal discomfort that progressed into severe stomach pain within days, causing the man to be sick and pass blood.

Doctors later determined by means of D-dimer blood tests that will Mulldoon had developed bloodstream clots inside his abdomen that needed to be removed, along with a damaged piece of his intestinal tract.

Mulldoon described their situation, which was diagnosed because VITT ( shot induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia ), on Twitter.

Abdomen discomfort 10 days after vaccination with AZ. Spoke to my doctor that advised we wait around it out. 5 days later severe pain, throwing up, and started to pass bloodstream. Went to emergency. High d-dimer. CT scan x2. A few thought I had an infection, yet opened me up plus dead intestines.

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) July 4, 2022

Abdominal pain 10 days after vaccination with AZ. Spoke to a doctor that advised we all wait it out. 5 days later severe pain, vomiting, and started to move blood. Went to emergency. Higher d-dimer. CT scan x2. Some thought I had a contamination, but opened me up and dead intestines.

In the middle of the night began to have abdominal pain. Put up in the morning, then for that next few days constant stomach pain. Barely ate almost all week, then 4 times later started to vomit once again, the pain became incredibly serious, and I started to pass bloodstream. Off to Hospital

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) July 5, 2022

In the middle of the night started to possess abdominal pain. Threw up in the morning, then for the next few days constant abdominal pain. Barely ate all 7 days, then 4 days later on started to vomit again, the pain became incredibly severe, and am started to pass blood. Off to Hospital

My wife was getting quite tired of me laying in bed and complaining about my stomach pain for 4 times. A colleague I work with said he hadnt seen me miss 4 times of work off sick in the 7 years we worked together. Then two days afterwards I was in the icu

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) July 7, 2022

My wife was getting fairly tired of me laying in bed and complaining about my tummy pain for 4 days. A colleague I work together with said he hadnt observed me miss 4 times of work off sick within the 7 years we worked together. Then two days later on I was in the icu

The vaccine triggered my immune system to produce antibodies that activate platelets, which then clot. Doctors don’t know when I’ll ever stop generating them, so I may live as a blood clot risk the rest of my life. Losing a few intestine was actually the easy part for doctors to deal with. pic. tweets. com/OvDQiEnbeI

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) July 4, 2022

The vaccine caused my immune system to produce antibodies that initialize platelets, which then clot. Physicians don’t know if I’ll actually stop producing them, and so i may live as a blood clot risk the rest of my entire life. Losing some intestine had been actually the easy part to get doctors to treat.

Following the emergency exploratory surgery in 3am, when I lost around 2m (6 feet) associated with my small intestines, due to a blood clot in my portal vein. The blue matter is a spacer, because they needed to go back in for more.

I was a healthy 43 year old when I got the jab. Blood clots stop circulation to my intestines. Lost 6 feet of little intestine. Now diagnosed with VITT and possibly on blood thinners rest of life due to clotting risk.

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) 06 15, 2022

I was a healthy 43 year old when I obtained my jab. Blood clots cut off circulation to my intestines. Lost 6 feet associated with small intestine. Now diagnosed with VITT and possibly on blood thinners rest of life due to clotting risk.

Mulldoon states despite having documents displaying he’d been severely wounded by the vaccine, he’s a new difficult time receiving reimbursement from Canada’s Shot Injury Support Program , which has only approved 8 cases for compensation from 774 vaccine injuries reported as of writing.

RELATED: Canadian Man Immobilized by Covid Vaccine Started Receive Federal Benefits

The vaccine injuries support program has provided unquestionably zero support so far. We applied in July of last year. My vaccine injuries was formally confirmed days after I lost my intestine, so it’s been over a 12 months. I’m a bit baffled as to what’s going on

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) 06 17, 2022

Almost a year since I applied. 100% confirmed vaccine injury. Program has just contributed frustration and tension. To call it a support program is misinformation

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) June 16, 2022

Mulldoon received an exemption from further vaccines, and now says he’s a part of a research study into the factors behind VITT.

Yes. Investigation was completed by McMaster University. There are multiple hospital reports, deferral from further vaccination from the province, and an permission from further viral vector vaxx. I’m part of a research study at McMaster University or college trying to identify causes of VITT

— Shavo Picto (Shaun Mulldoon) (@shavo_picto) July 3 or more, 2022

Back in April, we reported on Scottish man Alex Mitchell’s horrific Covid-19 vaccine damage which sadly caused him to lose a leg after he too was identified as having VITT following his 1st AstraZeneca jab.

The shocking anecdotes supply additional evidence the Covid jabs are not “ safe and effective” as purported by medical authorities.

The actual author on Truth Social: @adansalazarwins

Guy Loses Leg After Covid Vaccine As Doctors Let him know Vax Side Effects Will Be Lifelong

Editor Manager

See author's posts