died aged 32 after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine and his wife asks for help

A 32 year old man died after a rare reaction AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine. And today, his wife is calling for more help for families going through this difficult and unexpected time.

Stephen wright He was rushed to hospital on January 26 after suffering what appeared to be a stroke. But he couldn’t take it and the same day in the afternoon he passed away.

Eventually it emerged that Stephen, who had worked as a psychologist for the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), died from a blood clot in your brain which developed after receiving the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.

Pain and despair took hold of his family: he was gone his wife Charlotte and their two young children Izaac (7) and Elijah (1).

Death after receiving the vaccine

Stephen Wright is one of 66 people who died in the UK due to the rare syndrome, having received a first dose of AstraZeneca on January 16, reports Mirror.

Figures show that in total, more than 40 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine have been applied.

Charlotte is now asking for a support program for those who have lost family members after the vaccine, a kind of compensation for those who have been devastated.

In statements to The independent, the widow assures us that it was not until April 19 that she finally accepted Stephen’s death. Just a hematologist told him that maybe Stephen was the first person to die in the UK from a Covid vaccine.

He thinks there should be a discussion about the clinical, emotional and financial support It is necessary for the small number of families and individuals affected by the side effects.

Seizures and bleeding due to the Covid vaccine

The widow found out that Stephen had suffered seizures and multiple bleeding in her brain, when her platelet count was estimated to be around 10,000.

According to specialists, a normal account is 150,000, and it is considered dangerous to operate if it has less than 100,000,

After Stephen failed two brainstem tests, the decision was made to turn off his life support. “I know what they had to do and I understand it,” he said.

It took 10 days for Stephen’s death to be reported to the Medicines and Health Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the family say they were forced to “look for answers in the dark.”

“Very little was known about reactions to vaccines. The family of the deceased has been neglected, there is no support,” he says.

Legislation and claim

Charlotte created a GoFundMe page to help with the financial costs in the immediacy of Stephen’s death, after which, he assures, also vaccine damage payment program will fail.

According to legislation passed in 1979, the British newspaper explains, people who suffer damage from vaccines can claim damages of up to 120,000 pounds sterling (now 170,000 dollars) from the government.

To do this, victims must demonstrate that they have at least 60% disability following vaccination.

Claas Kirchhelle, a medical historian at University College Dublin, said the payment plan was the government’s vehicle to show the public that “we’ll deal with it if something goes wrong.”

Although Covid injections were added late last year, families affected in this case may not be eligible.

“When it came time to fill out the form, it was so blatant. There wasn’t even a relevant box for Stephen,” Charlotte recalls. Faced with this scenario, they were forced to create a box to say that Stephen was dead.

To top it off, the Wright family have yet to receive confirmation as to whether their claim has reached their destination safely for processing.

“We must ask for help to promote legislative change”, sentence. And he stresses that it is about ensuring that “meaningful support” is provided to those affected.

A recent case in Italy

A Covid scandal broke out in Italy, after the death a few days ago of Camilla Canepa, an 18 year old girl from the Liguria region.

As we learned, Canepa died of a cavernous sinus thrombosis, like Wright, 10 days after being vaccinated with AstraZeneca.

What we are waiting for now are the results of the autopsy to determine if hormonal cures that the young woman assumed four days after being vaccinated had to do.

The case has rekindled controversy over the University of Oxford’s AstraZeneca vaccine and forced the government to change its provisions again.

In this way, prohibits the use of AstraZeneca in persons under the age of 60 and the second dose was ordered to be administered with Pfizer or Modern, which use the mRNA type.