Olympic athlete Genevieve Florence (24) ‘barely functional’ after Pfizer vaccine: ‘I wanted to end my life’ (Video)

Genevieve Florence grew sicker because doctors and the government dismissed her life-altering symptoms as anxiety, not vaccine damage.

(Article by Amy Mek republished from RairFoundation.com)

Olympic athlete and British actress Genevieve Florence trained 10 hours a day, six days a week, as a synchronized swimmer. However, after receiving her first Pfizer “vaccine” injection during the summer of 2021, the healthy, thriving 24-year-old became unable to function or care for herself. The painful side effects grew so excruciating she began to contemplate whether she should end her life.

Florence’s decision to receive the controversial vaccine was due to the film industry’s mandatory requirement to work. “I immediately regretted it soon as she put it in my arm. I just thought, Well, what have I done,” said Florence in the powerful documentary, “Safe and Effective: A Second Opinion.”

“I couldn’t do anything,” explains Florence. In the weeks after the shot, her health continued to deteriorate. She lived with a constant pounding headache and dizziness; she could not walk. “It was like someone was actually inside my skull, like pushing out. I can’t explain how awful it was. And it was I was dizzy. I was literally crawling,” explains the star athlete.

Her pain and despair continue to grow worse, “I really thought my life was over,” Florence says as she begins to cry. “I couldn’t even cook food. I couldn’t even get up. I couldn’t take care of myself. My mother came by twice a week to change my bedsheets, do a food shop for me, and clean my house. I couldn’t do anything at all.”

The dismissive and unprofessional way she was treated by medical professionals and the United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS) compounded the problem. The government and doctors tried to convince Florence that her serious health issues were due to anxiety and not caused by the “vaccine.”

06.08.21 – NHS Gaslighting made me believe it was all in my head, so I went to work. I then almost collapsed on set & so was sent to A&E by the medic, he said there was something wrong with my heart. After a 6 hour wait in A&E I was told again “anxiety”. Worst day of my life. pic.twitter.com/zaQ4p1bYax

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

I went to A&E a handful of times after my vaccine – 29.06.21. This was how my heart was behaving when I simply walked 5 steps. I was even crawling. Unable to care for myself and needing assistance. I couldn’t function. I wanted to end my life. And the NHS denied me help. #Pfizer pic.twitter.com/PfxdUAscXw

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

Florence’s will to keep fighting was weakening. The young, previously healthy athlete felt hopeless and began questioning if she could continue living in a state of constant pain:

I just thought this wasn’t living. If my mess of my life is going to be like this, then I would rather not be here, but it was in the sense of desperation for help. And I wouldn’t have had those feelings, and my mind would have gone there. If I had someone who had just said, I see you, and we’re going to help you.

06.12.21 – Received NHS Covid vaccine exemption. Finally acknowledgement.
But still no treatment pathway, no financial support from the gov. With £0 I could no longer afford treatment. It was evident at this point I was collateral damage. My mental health began to deteriorate. pic.twitter.com/taA3yhSNA9

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

Thankfully, the medic on Florence’s recommended a private cardiologist, who she credits for saving her life:

The medic on set knew of a great private cardiologist, Dr Syed Ahsan. So finally after months of hell I met someone who wanted to help. After scans/tests he got me onto the correct heart meds and created a regime that would aid my recovery. This man saved my life. #Pfizer pic.twitter.com/CXuMSs8orP

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

Florence began making improvements and having glimpses of having some normalcy back in her life:

20.09.21 – This was a huge day for me. I cried with happiness… managed lunch @DeliciouslyElla before seeing my cardiologist; There had been progress. My lifestyle choices and heart meds were doing the job; I was able to walk for short periods of time and had hope! #Pfizer pic.twitter.com/cPgQ5XhS0P

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

Sadly, during her recovery, she booked a huge film role that required double vaccination. “Not only did I lose my health, but I lost my job because of the vaccine. I almost became homeless,” explains Florence.

During my recovery I booked my first big role in a film. They said they couldn’t confirm me if I wasn’t double jabbed. So not only did I lose my health but I lost my job because of the vaccine. I almost became homeless; my rent was paid for by someone who wanted to help. #Pfizer pic.twitter.com/QEXPtsC3sV

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

The NHS has no treatment pathway for those injured by the vaccine, so she had to spend over £11,000 ($13,000) on private healthcare. Florence has reluctantly started a GoFundMe page to cover her medical costs so she can continue with treatments and, hopefully, fully recover:

After spending £11,000 on healthcare post #vaccine reaction, I reluctantly started a go fund me… https://t.co/AuSAClcgAU
So If you’re in a place to help, it all makes a difference; maintaining the support to aid full recovery is not cheep. Consultation = £300 Infusion = £750

— Genevieve Florence (@Gen_Florence) October 5, 2022

‘Emotional journey of pain and mental stress’

The documentary, “Safe and Effective: A Second Opinion,” which Florence took part in, “shines a light on the vaccine-injured and bereaved, but also questions the accuracy and trustworthiness of the pharmaceutical companies’ trials, the role of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in regulating these products, the role of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies behavioral scientists in influencing policy, and the role of the media and Big Tech companies in suppressing free and open debate,” states the Epoch Times.

It also features the emotional journeys of six people who fell ill after receiving the jab, together with one young widow. All are on an emotional journey of pain and mental stress, made worse by doctors often dismissing their symptoms.

As the promoted narrative crumbles, the Overton window finally begins to move. However, a major element is still to be questioned by mainstream media: the covid vaccines. Real-world data has increasingly demonstrated that the experimental injections do not prevent infection or transmission. So, if the effectiveness was overplayed, what of the safety?

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