A nurse who took part in Pfizer Inc’s late-stage coronavirus vaccine trial said she experienced several side effects, leading her to worry she may have contracted the disease. Kristen Choi, an assistant professor of the School of Nursing at the University of California, Los Angeles, enrolled in the study in August and received two shots of the experimental vaccine. After the second jab, she had a headache, nausea, chills and even reached a fever of nearly 105F (40.5C) – the highest of her life. Now she is warning others.

The major big pharma companies are rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine at blinding speed, but not fast enough to outdistance the growing stories of the horrific side effects these new vaccines are causing. For Fr. John Fields in Philadelphia, his main side effect was sudden death, you might want to consider these stories if you are thinking about taking the jab yourself.

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FROM GRANDMAGERI: Fr. John Fields was the Communications and Religious Education Director for the Archeparchy of Philadelphia, which is part of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church. Announcing his death, the Archeparchy stated that Fr. Fields “has passed away in his home. The cause of death is yet to be determined.” Fr. Fields turned 70 this year.
Just recently, Fields had participated in the trials of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine, after receiving an email from the University of Pennsylvania at the end of August, asking if he wished to “participate in the third and final phase” of the vaccine trial.

The Dialog reports that Fr. Fields had been very eager to participate in the trials, answering “yes” to the email: “It would be a great opportunity to fight this pesky virus that suddenly appeared and wreaked havoc throughout the world, bringing death and disrupting every aspect of our lives.” He had been approached specifically due to his age, since he was in the age bracket the study team “deemed the higher risk group for the COVID-19 virus.” The first injection he received was on August 31, with the second on October 1.