La hija de Juliana Soares

La hija de Juliana Soares, de 13 años, desarrolló Síndrome de Guillan Barre, fue inoculada con la inyección C-19 en enero de 2022 y empezó con los síntomas 15 días después, los médicos le dijeron que podía ser post vacuna o post covid aunque la madre dijo que ni siquiera sabía que tenía covid, solo por las pruebas que salió positivo.

Tuvo que ser ingresada a una UCI, para recibir tratamiento con inmunoglobulina, donde pasó 13 días con alto riesgo de perder la vida, quedó paralizada en dos días y sus pulmones fueron afectados, poco a poco se recuperó y recibió fisioterapia para aprender a caminar de nuevo.

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