California mom severely disabled after Pfizer shot now homeless

Two days following a Pfizer experimental COVID-19 vaccine injection last August, Jenny Porter, a very healthy real estate professional and single mother of three children, became “horrifically ill” experiencing “non-stop excruciating pain” while losing her ability to walk, sit, and sometimes even move.

As a result, she remains unable to work, has been alienated from her children, and despite the generous efforts of a network of loyal friends over many months, is now residing in a southern California homeless shelter...

Porter’s personal chiropractor, Dr. Sean Rundle... “Prior to this incident, Jenny had always been the type of patient that when she walked in the office the energy just went up. She’s always high energy, always positive, just a go-getter and full of life.”

“In August, after the vaccine, she was unrecognizable,” he told LifeSiteNews. “She was oftentimes carried in [the office] as she couldn’t walk in on her own… her whole body just completely blew up in an inflammatory state. Her eyes were puffed in, her cheeks were full, her legs were swollen.”

“It’s like Jekyll and Hyde, it’s a tale of two different women from where she used to be [before the shot] to where she is now,” Rundle lamented.

In a June interview with Broken Truth, Porter explained that her doctor of almost 20 years had diagnosed her with Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome (MIS) as a result of the Pfizer injection.

MIS is “an autoimmune-type inflammatory disease which attacks your organs, your tissues, your muscles. It also activated old sports injuries. It activated arthritis. It damaged my spine and bulged discs in my lumbar. We also believe it bulged discs in my neck,” she explained.

In addition, Porter experienced cognitive and reproductive issues, with “multiple allergies” being activated and “severe nerve pain.”

“The spasms I would have, from about my sternum down, felt like I was having labor contractions in my muscles. Like the most insane Charley horse you can imagine,” Porter told LifeSiteNews in a telephone interview.

As her industry strove to reopen last year following COVID shutdowns, Porter said she “felt a lot of pressure” to get the injection to ensure others around her felt comfortable, for to do otherwise might make it difficult for her to make a living.

“I was trying to do something that I thought would make everyone else feel safe around me,” she said. “And shame on me because I shouldn’t have made a decision out of fear like that, but I did, because I didn’t think I could handle the loss of income for me and my kids.”

Yet not only have governments provided legal immunity to Pfizer and other “vaccine” manufacturers for adverse reactions to their products – despite their disturbing track record of criminal and civil liability – but employers cannot be held liable for exerting any such soft coercion upon their employees either.

With the exception of her general practitioner, who went to great lengths to help, Porter discovered that physicians in the medical systems, “are not acting in a way that they’re trying to figure out what’s wrong with me.”

Even her own doctor had limitations as to what he could do out of fear of losing his license.

“One of the reasons it’s so difficult to get well is because the doctors we should be able to go to, can’t help us or they will lose their license,” she explained.