Nathalie Barbe
Nathalie Barbe lives with a widespread neurological and multi-system illness that followed the vaccination required for her job as a security guard.
Key points
- Nathalie Barbe, 50, a mother of four and grandmother, worked as a waitress then security guard in hospitals, care homes, and vaccination clinics.
- She says she received three Moderna doses in October, November, and December 2021 because her employer required full vaccination as a condition of work.
- She describes early symptoms of fatigue, muscle and eye pain, light sensitivity, and insomnia after the first two doses.
- After the third dose she reports chest pressure, burning feet, vomiting, migraines, facial paralysis, vision loss, and ceasing menstruation.
- She lists numerous diagnoses including carpal tunnel, fibromyalgia, stenosis, nerve compression, degenerative arthritis, an aneurysm, and a neurological disorder.
- She says she felt abandoned by the medical system, was called a 'rare and complex case,' and had to seek private care and pursue answers herself.
- She says a spike protein blood test filed as evidence came back positive, and she is now classified as disabled and struggles with daily tasks and shame.
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