CDC, VACCINE ADVERSE EVENT REPORT SYSTEM (VAERS) REQUEST DATE RANGE JAN 2021 TILL JAN 2021. MEDICAL DECLARATION ON VACCINE DEATHS

CDC, VACCINE ADVERSE EVENT REPORT SYSTEM (VAERS) REQUEST DATE RANGE JAN 2021 TILL JAN 2021. MEDICAL DECLARATION ON VACCINE DEATHS

COVID19 VACCINE (COVID19) SERIOUS RESULTS MEDICAL DOCUMENTED.

"Narrative: Patient seen in ED 1-17-21 with c/c of ""bloated with epigastric pain"". Patient with complicated medical history including stage 1B pancreatic cancer (was currently on chemotherapy mFOLFIRINOX), and a leadless permanent pacemaker implantation on 1-11-21 for long episodes of SR with complete heart block following symptoms of syncope (other cardiac history: CAD s/p CABG 2009, PAF, and HTN). Regarding ER visit for epigastric pain, nothing notable was found on workup and patient was to discharge home to rest. There were available doses of COVID-19 Vaccine following a vaccine clinic that same day, and patient was offered and agreed to a dose of vaccine. Patient was monitored for 15 minutes post vaccine with no notable issues. The following day, Monday 1-18-21, patient's caregiver called facility at 22:30 to report he had a fever of 102.8 degrees and that he had been ""feeling kind of bad all day"". Patient was advise to seek urgent medical care and reported back to ED on 1-19-21 at 00:55. Patient wasd admitted for SIRS (tachycardia and febrile) -- patient also reported diffuse myalgia. WBC WNL, CXR unremarkable for infection, UA neg for bacteria, LFTs WNL, blood cultures negative. Procalcitonin elevated at 17.8 -- suggesting inflammatory response. Patient initially reported feeling better on the morning of 1-19-21, but around 13:00 began rapidly declining (confusion, unable to walk) and started experiencing EKG changes (9 beats of SVT). Patient then coded and resuscitation was attempted for approximately 30 minutes. Patient did not survive the code. Coroner has been notified and family is considering autopsy at time of this report."

54 y/o M with PMH of HTN, HLD, Alcoholic Cirrhosis, Aortic Valve Stenosis, and angina BIBA as a Medical Alert for cardiac arrest noted PTA. Per EMS, the patient called because he was having constant, diffuse abdominal pain x 1 day that radiated to his chest. On scene, the patient had a witnessed arrest with EMS starting CPR. He was given 3 rounds of epi without ROSC. Pt had no associated shockable rhythm. Of note, pt's wife, had noted pt had received covid vaccine the prior day.

Abdominal pain, Headaches, chest pain, loss of appetite, confusion, elevated liver enzymes 1/8-1/15/21

presented to ED 1/9/21 with abdominal pain, progressive worsening weakness and fatigue and new onset A fib with RVR likely due to hypertensive urgency . Patient progressed clinically with severe hypoxia and transferred to ICU and started on BiPAP; progressive decline with decreased urinary output with uremia likely secondary to sepsis. Concern with patient worsening clinical decline, palliative care had been consulted on end of life care. Patient expired 1/17/21

Patient stated he wasn't feeling well on January 25, 2021, wasn't eating and complained of abdominal pain. Patient noted to have indigestion and was constipated. Meds provided and labs ordered. On morning of January 26, 2021, patient became weak, lethargic and hypoxic and was sent to emergency department around 0700 hours on January 26, 2021. At approximately 1100 hours, emergency physician notified this writer that patient was not going to overcome his illness and would be placed on comfort care. At approximately 1130 hours, this writer was notified that patient had passed away from multi-organ failure.

Patient with inoperable pancreatic cancer received second Pfizer vaccine approximately 12:30 pm on 1/27/21. At approximataely 16:30, patient complained of abdominal pain and was given Levsin 0.125mg and morphine 5mg orally. At approximately 19:30 patient was found on the floor covered in a large amount of emesis, unresponsive without a pulse.

The week of 1/18/2021 The patient complained of Abdominal pain and called off work (we are also her employer) She was seen for constipation on 1/20/2021. Employee returned to work on 1/25/2021 Had occasional episodes during work where she would sweat and become tired but would rest until she felt better. On the Night of 1/27/2021 she was feeling fine no issues, later in the shift a co worker found her unresponsive, CPR was initiated but unsuccessful.

Daughter call in for VAERS report to file for father whom committed suicide 1/16/2021 in the AM after reportable ae of COVID 19 vaccine administered 1/14/2021. Patient sought care twice at ER; first visit by ambulance around 5PM and Friday 1/15/2021 Medical Center: Emergency Room. 1st Discharge summary diagnosis: adverse reaction to COVID shot; 2nd Discharge summary diagnosis: adverse reaction to COVID shot, fever, Panic Disorder-- ER. Medical Center Discharge summary diagnosis: Adverse reaction to the vaccine, acute anxiety. Reportable patient symptoms at, 1st visit : fever, shaking stomach cramps, breathing issues. Medical Center -- No fever, confusion and dementia type, patient would not stay in patient bed; patient would get up and sit down again repeatedly, agitated and anxious. Attempted to urinated hospital bed. Patient committed suicide in home.

She had the first dose of Pfizer vaccine at the Campus on Friday 1/15 at 4:30 pm. After the vaccine, she had no new symptoms or signs of vaccine reaction and MD friend reports that he checked her pulse which was not elevated from baseline. On 1/16, she awakened and continued to feel at her recent baseline. However, in the early afternoon, she complained of headache, nausea/epigastric pain, and chest heaviness. These apparently were not unusual symptoms for her to feel intermittently. Per her niece, who has a home O2 sat device, her 02 sat that morning was 97 with a HR of 87 irregularly irregular. She was afebrile. (continue on page 2)

"Narrative: Patient seen in ED 1-17-21 with c/c of ""bloated with epigastric pain"". Patient with complicated medical history including stage 1B pancreatic cancer (was currently on chemotherapy mFOLFIRINOX), and a leadless permanent pacemaker implantation on 1-11-21 for long episodes of SR with complete heart block following symptoms of syncope (other cardiac history: CAD s/p CABG 2009, PAF, and HTN). Regarding ER visit for epigastric pain, nothing notable was found on workup and patient was to discharge home to rest. There were available doses of COVID-19 Vaccine following a vaccine clinic that same day, and patient was offered and agreed to a dose of vaccine. Patient was monitored for 15 minutes post vaccine with no notable issues. The following day, Monday 1-18-21, patient's caregiver called facility at 22:30 to report he had a fever of 102.8 degrees and that he had been ""feeling kind of bad all day"". Patient was advise to seek urgent medical care and reported back to ED on 1-19-21 at 00:55. Patient wasd admitted for SIRS (tachycardia and febrile) -- patient also reported diffuse myalgia. WBC WNL, CXR unremarkable for infection, UA neg for bacteria, LFTs WNL, blood cultures negative. Procalcitonin elevated at 17.8 -- suggesting inflammatory response. Patient initially reported feeling better on the morning of 1-19-21, but around 13:00 began rapidly declining (confusion, unable to walk) and started experiencing EKG changes (9 beats of SVT). Patient then coded and resuscitation was attempted for approximately 30 minutes. Patient did not survive the code. Coroner has been notified and family is considering autopsy at time of this report."

on 1/8/2021 17:30 patient taken to ER, cerebellar hemorrhage, stroke, aneurysm

"The resident received is vaccine around 11:00 am and tolerated it without any difficulty or immediate adverse effects. He was at therapy from 12:36 pm until 1:22 pm when he stated he was too tired and could not do anymore. The therapist took him back to his room at that time and he got into bed himself but stated his legs felt heavy. At 1:50 pm the CNA answered his call light and found he had taken himself to the bathroom. She stated that when he went to get back into the bed it was ""abnormal"" how he was getting into it so she assisted him. At that time he quit breathing and she called a RN into the room immediately. He was found without a pulse, respirations, or blood pressure at 1:54 pm. He was a DNR."

"Patient was found ""acting abnormal"" on 1/9/2021 at 1215. VS HR 20-30's. EMS activated. EMS arrived and patient was found pulseless in PEA/ asystole, CPR and ACLS initiated and then transported to the MC. Unsuccessful resuscitation and expired on 1/09/2021 at 1348. Clinical impression Cardiopulmonary arrest."

Daughter call in for VAERS report to file for father whom committed suicide 1/16/2021 in the AM after reportable ae of COVID 19 vaccine administered 1/14/2021. Patient sought care twice at ER; first visit by ambulance around 5PM and Friday 1/15/2021 Medical Center: Emergency Room. 1st Discharge summary diagnosis: adverse reaction to COVID shot; 2nd Discharge summary diagnosis: adverse reaction to COVID shot, fever, Panic Disorder-- ER. Medical Center Discharge summary diagnosis: Adverse reaction to the vaccine, acute anxiety. Reportable patient symptoms at, 1st visit : fever, shaking stomach cramps, breathing issues. Medical Center -- No fever, confusion and dementia type, patient would not stay in patient bed; patient would get up and sit down again repeatedly, agitated and anxious. Attempted to urinated hospital bed. Patient committed suicide in home.

"Patient was tested positive for Covid-19 on 12/9/20. Patient received Covid Vaccine on 1/21/21. Patient was observing for 15 minutes in treatment room by Nursing staff. Patient denied any signs/symptoms adverse effect: headache, dizziness & weakness, difficulty breathing, muscle pain, chills, nausea and vomiting, and fever . Patient seated on treatment table appeared to be relaxed, respiration even and unlabored. Health teaching provided. Patient educated to report any changes in condition to staff immediately. Patient verbalized understanding and able to verbalize signs and symptoms and adverse effects to be aware of related vaccine. On 1/22/21: patient was seen by medical provider for ""altered behavior"". Per medical provider's documentation: ""Patient was fallen on 1/2/21 and was sent out to outside hospital on 1/4/21. CT head: no intracranial abnormality, age-related changes. Patient had labs (B12, RPR, folate) were within normal limit"". We did MMSE today: 22/30 score ""mild dementia"" On 1/23/20: ""Patient was inside his cell. He was walking towards cell door to obtain his breakfast, when custody witnessed him collapse and activated the alarm. Nursing staff arrived at cell front at 06:34 am and found the patient pulseless and unresponsive, and CPR was immediately initiated. AED was attached at 06:35 am and no shock advised. AMR then arrived and patient did not have ROSC, and was pronounced dead at 06:54 am."""

"vomiting x3 1/8/21 1/9/21 00:34 - called to resident room by CNAs, staff stated resident was ""different"". Vitals taken and 02 sat was low, O2 in room and applied via NC @3L, O2 sat returned to 98 and all other vitals WNL including BS. Resident asked how he felt, stated he felt ""okay"". Resident exhibiting some shakey movements and clearing throat, states he does not have any phlegm or drainage or trouble swallowing. MD called and updated on situation, voicemail left. 1/9/21 11am- resident has been making a ""growling"" noise this shift. resident also has tremors. resident alert and answers questions appropriately. when asked if resident wants to go to hospital, resident firmly states ""no"". vitals wnl. no emesis noted. will continue to monitor resident. 1/9/21 12p- resident not answering questions appropriately. resident only answering yes or no. resident cannot tell me name, or the year, resident cannot state where he is currently or birthdate."

5 days after receiving his COVID vaccination the patient had a spontaneous (nontraumatic) subarachnoid hemorrhage which was fatal. The patient had previously been stable on his coumadin dosing with therapeutic INRs for the past several months per his wife. At time of presentation his blood pressure in the ER was elevated to 223/94 and his INR was risen to 3.1

Patient received COVID-19 vaccination on 1/14/2021. On 1/17/2021, patient was transferred to Hospital s/p multiple cardiac arrests. Patient was hyperkalemic and in acute renal failure at time of transfer. Hyperkalemia was treated, but the patient suffered PEA vs VFib. At the time of transfer, patient was on vasopressin, norepinephrine, and epinephrine. The patient had an EF of 40-45% and elevated troponins. Patient was made DNR and placed on comfort care. Patient passed away on 1/18/2021. Ultimately we suspect that the patients condition was a direct result of his underlying disease states, but wanted to make sure reporting was made available.

Resident expired on 1/23/21 . Resident receiving care under hospice ,diagnosis Acute Myeloid Leukemia.

Acute anterior MI with death

51 year old M with h/o O2 dependent COPD, Severe pulmonary fibrosis became increasingly hypoxic around 1800hours 1/7/2021. He was transported to hospital for acute on chronic hypoxia respiratory failure. On 1/12/2021 he decompensated further, and after discussing with family and palliative care, He was changed to comfort care. He expired on 1/12/2021@2325 at medical center.

loss of consciousness Narrative: Patient received COVID-19 vaccine dose #1 on 1/6/21 w/o complications. Per 1/6/21- 1/9/21 nursing notes, patient did not experience any injection site reactions, denied pain or tenderness at injection site, no dizziness, no n/v, remained afebrile. Around 1/9/21 @1810, patient became acutely nonresponsive after being helped to the edge of bed. Per nurses, he was previously awake/alert, talking and asymptomatic. Patient is DNR/DNI but facility rapid response emergency team called d/t patient's sudden change of condition. Emergency team helped patient into lying position. Per 1/9/21 ICU emergency team note, patient appeared comfortable w/ no palpable radial pulse and had minimal shallow agonal breathing. Pulse ox 94%, HR in 60s per machine. BP unmeasurably low by BP cuffx3. Resident passed at 18:20 pm.

Pt had witnessed arrest by wife. Pt wife started CPR and called EMS. CPR started at 15:12. Continued by EMS. Pt arrived to medical center asystole with CRP in progress and ventilated via igel device. He was in refractory ventricular fibrillation and continued CPR for a total of 1 hour. At that point, we checked a bedside ultrasound which showed his heart at a standstill. He was unresponsive to verbal and tactile stimulus and had fixed unreactive pupils. He was pronounced at 16:13.

he passed away; not responsive; mind just seemed like it was racing; body was hyper dried; Restless; not feeling well; ate a bit but not much; kind of pale; Agitated; Vomiting; trouble in breathing; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (brother of the patient). A 54-year-old male patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), via an unspecified route of administration, on 04Jan2021 (at the age of 54-years-old) as a single dose for COVID-19 immunization. Medical history included diabetes and high blood pressure. Concomitant medications included metformin (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN) taken for diabetes, glimepiride (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN) taken for diabetes, lisinopril (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN), and amlodipine (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN). The patient experienced not feeling well, ate a bit but not much, kind of pale, vomiting, trouble in breathing, and agitated on 04Jan2021; body was hyper dried and restless on 05Jan2021; mind just seemed like it was racing on 06Jan2021; and not responsive and he passed away on 06Jan2021 at 10:15 (reported as: around 10:15 AM). The clinical course was reported as follows: The patient received the vaccine on 04Jan2021, after which he started not feeling well. He went right home and went to bed. He woke up and ate a bit but not much and then was kind of pale. The patient then started to vomit, which continued throughout the night. He was having trouble in breathing. Emergency services were called, and they took his vitals and said that everything was okay, but he was very agitated; reported as not like this prior to the vaccine. The patient was taken to urgent care where they gave him an unspecified steroid shot and unspecified medication for vomiting. The patient was told he was probably having a reaction to the vaccine, but he was just dried up. The patient continued to vomit throughout the day and then he was very agitated again and would fall asleep for may be 15-20 minutes. When the patient woke up, he was very restless (reported as: his body was just amped up and could not calm down). The patient calmed down just a little bit in the evening. When the patient was awoken at 6:00 AM in the morning, he was still agitated. The patient stated that he couldn't breathe, and his mind was racing. The patient's other brother went to him and he was not responsive, and he passed away on 06Jan2021 around 10:15 AM. It was reported that none of the symptoms occurred until the patient received the vaccine. Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of vomiting as aforementioned. The clinical outcome of all of the events was unknown; not responsive was not recovered, the patient died on 06Jan2021. The cause of death was unknown (reported as: not known by reporter). An autopsy was not performed. The batch/lot number for the vaccine, BNT162B2, was not provided and has been requested during follow up.; Reported Cause(s) of Death: not responsive and he passed away

Patient has been under Hospice services for almost a year. She began to demonstrate a large amount of oral secretions on 1/10/21 at 2130. She was suctioned and a Rapid COVID-19 test was performed, which was negative. The COVID-19 Rapid test was repeated on 1/11/21 and was positive. Oxygen saturation was noted to be 78% on 1/12/21, and oxygen was initiated at 1133 at 3L per nasal cannula. Oxygen was increased to 4L at 1635 d/t shortness of breath. On 1/15/21 @ 0645 patient was unresponsive and without vital signs. Orders were for DNR and CPR was not initiated.

After being observed for approximately 20 minutes and patient walked to her car without assistance I was called to assess the patient in the parking lot for troubles breathing. EMS was called as I made my way outside. Upon my arrival patient was leaning out of the car and stating that she could not breath. She was able to tell me that she was allergic to penicillin. Oxygen was immediately placed on the patient with minimal relief. Lung sounds were coarse throughout. She then began to vomit about every 20-30 seconds. Epipen was administered in the right leg with no relief. Patient continued to complain of troubles breathing and vomiting. A second epipen was administered in the patients right arm again with no relief. A few minutes later patient was given racemic epinephrine through the oxygen mask. There appeared to be mild improvement in her breathing as she appeared more comfortable, but still complaining of shortness of breath and vomiting. When EMS arrived patient was unable to transport herself to the stretcher. When EMS and clinical staff transferred patient to the stretcher she became unresponsive. She appeared to still be breathing. She did not respond to verbal stimuli. Per ED report large amount of fluid was suctioned from the patients lungs following intubation in the ambulance. When patient arrived to the ED she was extubated and re-intubated without difficulty and further fluid was suctioned. At that time patient was found to be in PEA, shock was delivered. Shortly thereafter no cardiac activity was found and patient pronounced dead.

Pt had witnessed arrest by wife. Pt wife started CPR and called EMS. CPR started at 15:12. Continued by EMS. Pt arrived to medical center asystole with CRP in progress and ventilated via igel device. He was in refractory ventricular fibrillation and continued CPR for a total of 1 hour. At that point, we checked a bedside ultrasound which showed his heart at a standstill. He was unresponsive to verbal and tactile stimulus and had fixed unreactive pupils. He was pronounced at 16:13.

Patient received COVID-19 vaccination on 1/14/2021. On 1/17/2021, patient was transferred to Hospital s/p multiple cardiac arrests. Patient was hyperkalemic and in acute renal failure at time of transfer. Hyperkalemia was treated, but the patient suffered PEA vs VFib. At the time of transfer, patient was on vasopressin, norepinephrine, and epinephrine. The patient had an EF of 40-45% and elevated troponins. Patient was made DNR and placed on comfort care. Patient passed away on 1/18/2021. Ultimately we suspect that the patients condition was a direct result of his underlying disease states, but wanted to make sure reporting was made available.

Resident was seen by MD on 1/11/2021 due to increasing in edema and shortness of breath. Lasix 40 mg STAT given. New orders to get a STAT CBC, CMP, and BNP. Resident has been dependent on Oxygen since his diagnosis of COVID-19 on 11/23/2020. Labs were abnormal. Continued on the lasix 40 mgs. Resident remained short of breath with exertion and on oxygen. He was assisted to the toilet on 1/15/2021 in the morning where he subsequently passed away.

Patient was vaccinated for SARS-CoV-2 on 6-Jan-21 at his site of employment, a Nursing Home. Patient presented to Urgent Care on 15-Jan-21 complaining of left sided chest pain that started the evening before with an associated slight cough. Pt was afebrile with a heart rate of 88 and an O2 sat on room air of 98% in triage. His EKG showed a sinus tachycardia of 114 with a slightly prolonged QTc of 463 ms. Physical exam was significant for bibasilar crackles and X-ray showed bibasilar infiltrates consistent with COVID pneumonia but bacterial pneumonia could not be excluded. The patients BP was documented as 97/64. He was treated with Zofran for nausea and tylenol. He was prescribed a five day course of Azithromycin, an Albuterol inhaler, guaifenessin with codeine cough syrup, and Zofran. Labs were drawn and he was discharged. His lab results were reported after his departure and were significant for a white blood cell count of 1.33, platelet count of 73, 2% myelocytes, 1% metamyelocytes, an absolute neutrophil count of 0.75 K/ul, a creatinine of 1.83, total bilirubin of 1.3, with direct bilirubin of 0.8, alkaline phosphatase of 294 and AST of 112 with ALT noted to be within normal limit. His COVID nasopharyngeal swab from the visit was reported as negative and a swab performed at his employment on 13-Jan-21 was also reported to be negative. Patient could not be reached by phone after discharge from Urgent Care about these labs. On the evening of 16-Jan-21, Police Department received a 911 call about an adult at the patient's address who was found unresponsive. Upon arrival on scene, the patient was found to be deceased and a decision was made not to attempt to resuscitate. The death was deemed to be non-suspicious and the patient's body was transported to a funeral home. On 19-Jan-21, I contacted the State Medical Examiner's Office. They have decided to perform an autopsy and have recovered the CBC and chemistry specimens obtained for further testing.

Patient has end stage renal disease and rapidly worsening dementia, family could no longer care for him at home, and he was admitted for 14-day quarantine prior to admission to inpatient hospice. Received vaccine on 1/12 without apparent adverse reactions. Patient started refusing oral intake on 1/16, and CMP on 1/17 showed hypernatremia 165 (new issue). His BUN 138 CREAT 6.93 K 5.2 were his baseline. He was found to be deceased on 1/18 at 11:18 pm.

The patient passed away today, 1/13/2021. She was a hospice patient. She showed no adverse effects after receiving the vaccine on 1/12/2021. This morning she woke up as normal and during her morning shower she had a bowel movement, went limp and was non-responsive. The patient passed away at 7:45 am

on 1/8/2021 17:30 patient taken to ER, cerebellar hemorrhage, stroke, aneurysm

Patient received her first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccination on Saturday January 16th 2021 at approximately 12pm. She completed all necessary screening forms and was deemed to be at low risk for serious allergic reactions. She tolerated the vaccination well, and no complications or immediate adverse events occurred. She was observed for a full 15 mins per CDPHE/CDC guidelines and left the Clinic in stable condition after her observation period was complete. On the morning of Tuesday, January 19th, 2021, the patient was found unconscious and unresponsive by her husband. She was transferred by Ambulance to Hospital shortly thereafter. She was diagnosed with a brain bleed that was determined to be inoperable. She was transferred to other Hospital for higher level care. She was seen by neurosurgery and diagnosed with a ruptured aneurysm. She was treated in the ICU for 24 hours, at which point her team determined that the severity of her brain bleed would not respond to treatment. Supportive cares were withdrawn on Wednesday Jan 20th, and she passed away shortly thereafter.

Patient received COVID 19 vaccine the morning of 1/18/21 at Public Health COVID-19 vaccine clinic. I (person completing this report) work for PH. Later that night while in bed, patient reported difficulty breathing to his wife, then turned blue, and became unresponsive. Family report pt was without any symptoms prior to event. 911 called; CPR started by family member 15 min. after pt became unresponsive. EMS performed resuscitation for about 30-40 minutes with multiple defibrillation for V-fib. Between EMS and Medical Center ER, pt had 9 rounds of epi, CPR w/ LUCAS machine, given 2 doses of amiodarone (150 mg and 300 mg). Patient had 3 EKGs, which did not show STEMI, but did show nonspecific conduction delay and sinus arrest with junctional escape vs sinus bradycardia (HR 50's). Pt had return of spontaneous circulation. Pt intubated, and started on Levophed. Pt transferred to ICU, and had central line placed. Family decided to make patient DNR. Pt went into coarse VFib again, and as per wishes of family, code blue not called. Patient expired at 01:53 on 1/19/21.

Patient presented to the Emergency Department complaining of chest pain, pale, cool diaphoretic, and hypotensive. The patient was discovered to have a large saddle pulmonary embolism, went into cardiac arrest and expired. Of note, the patient received her second Moderna COVID vaccine on 1/23, which would place her first one approximately 12/25 if she received them at the appropriate interval. This information is from the patient's daughter and the ED record, the information is not available in CAIR. Per the daughter, the patient started feeling ill on 1/21, improved on 1/25, and then acutely worsened on 1/27, resulting in the ED visit.

Patient has end stage renal disease and rapidly worsening dementia, family could no longer care for him at home, and he was admitted for 14-day quarantine prior to admission to inpatient hospice. Received vaccine on 1/12 without apparent adverse reactions. Patient started refusing oral intake on 1/16, and CMP on 1/17 showed hypernatremia 165 (new issue). His BUN 138 CREAT 6.93 K 5.2 were his baseline. He was found to be deceased on 1/18 at 11:18 pm.

"Patient's wife called this morning stating that her husband has passed away last night. After receiving first dose of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at around 0830, patient remained in the Immunizations Department for the 15-minute monitoring period. Per wife, patient's only complaint was pain at the injection site. At 1300, wife states that patient complaint of dizziness which ""dissipated after a few minutes"" followed by a headache which ""dissipated after a few minutes"" as well. Then patient complained of nausea, no vomiting and ""couldn't relax."" Per wife, from around 1400/1500, patient stayed on his recliner while still having a conversation with her--""he didn't get up to eat."" Last conversation they had was around 2000/2100. Per wife, at around 2100/2200, patient was quiet and when she checked on him, ""he wasn't responding anymore."" Wife then called 911, ""but they couldn't revive him."""

Within 15 minutes of the injection, the individual became aphasia and stroke like symptoms. She was taken to the ER where she was later diagnosed with a cerebral hemorrhage and passed away.

Jan 3 vaccine administered, jan 4 started headaches, vomiting, pain in the back of the neck, Headaches, chills, loss of speech,

Client tested positive for COVID-19 by rapid test on 1/8/21. On 1/9/21 at 1405 his oxygen saturation dropped to 86% and oxygen was initiated at 2L per nasal cannula. A non-productive cough was noted on 1/10/21 and oxygen was increased to 3L. On 1/12/21 Client became non-responsive with 30 second periods of apnea. Dexamethasone was initiated on 1/13/21. Lung sounds were noted with crackles on 1/15/21 at 1158 and at 2120 Client was unresponsive and without vital signs. Orders were for DNR and CPR was not initiated.

On 1/17/2021 at 4:35 am resident found apneic and pulseless, at 4:40am death confirmed

Clients wife reported on 1/18/2021, that her husband died unexpectedly the day after receiving the COVID 19 vaccine. I called and spoke with her. She stated that the client had started experienced some tightness in his chest the evening of 1/11/2021. She stated that it was normal for him to have the tightness in his chest if he got stressed. She stated that she found him on the garage floor on 1/12/2021 at 2120. He was taken by ambulance to the hospital. She stated that the hospital told her that his COPD had caused him to go into arrythmia.

on 1/8/2021 17:30 patient taken to ER, cerebellar hemorrhage, stroke, aneurysm

Admitted to hospital after vaccination with Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure, Septic shock; Aneurysm of arteriovenous dialysis fistula; expired 1/16/2021

Patient presented to our Emergency Department via EMS in full code status; asystole. Patient expired. Per nursing, husband stated patient awoke this AM and reported pain in back between shoulders and in bilateral shoulders. Patient then went unresponsive and husband called EMS.

I do not know which Covid-19 vaccine my mother had received the day before but she reported pain in her shoulder and arm to her caregiver on Sun morning Jan 24th. She did not report any problems with breathing. The caregiver gave her a massage before letting her take an afternoon nap. She was later discovered to be unresponsive and not breathing around 5pm. EMS declared her dead at 5:59pm and were already gone by the time I arrived at the caregiver's house around 6:05pm. She was still slightly warm. Her mouth was slightly opened and her left hand was in a fist. My father had been in the room the whole time and thought she was still sleeping.

Patient was vaccinated for SARS-CoV-2 on 6-Jan-21 at his site of employment, a Nursing Home. Patient presented to Urgent Care on 15-Jan-21 complaining of left sided chest pain that started the evening before with an associated slight cough. Pt was afebrile with a heart rate of 88 and an O2 sat on room air of 98% in triage. His EKG showed a sinus tachycardia of 114 with a slightly prolonged QTc of 463 ms. Physical exam was significant for bibasilar crackles and X-ray showed bibasilar infiltrates consistent with COVID pneumonia but bacterial pneumonia could not be excluded. The patients BP was documented as 97/64. He was treated with Zofran for nausea and tylenol. He was prescribed a five day course of Azithromycin, an Albuterol inhaler, guaifenessin with codeine cough syrup, and Zofran. Labs were drawn and he was discharged. His lab results were reported after his departure and were significant for a white blood cell count of 1.33, platelet count of 73, 2% myelocytes, 1% metamyelocytes, an absolute neutrophil count of 0.75 K/ul, a creatinine of 1.83, total bilirubin of 1.3, with direct bilirubin of 0.8, alkaline phosphatase of 294 and AST of 112 with ALT noted to be within normal limit. His COVID nasopharyngeal swab from the visit was reported as negative and a swab performed at his employment on 13-Jan-21 was also reported to be negative. Patient could not be reached by phone after discharge from Urgent Care about these labs. On the evening of 16-Jan-21, Police Department received a 911 call about an adult at the patient's address who was found unresponsive. Upon arrival on scene, the patient was found to be deceased and a decision was made not to attempt to resuscitate. The death was deemed to be non-suspicious and the patient's body was transported to a funeral home. On 19-Jan-21, I contacted the State Medical Examiner's Office. They have decided to perform an autopsy and have recovered the CBC and chemistry specimens obtained for further testing.

Patient received COVID-19 vaccination on 1/14/2021. On 1/17/2021, patient was transferred to Hospital s/p multiple cardiac arrests. Patient was hyperkalemic and in acute renal failure at time of transfer. Hyperkalemia was treated, but the patient suffered PEA vs VFib. At the time of transfer, patient was on vasopressin, norepinephrine, and epinephrine. The patient had an EF of 40-45% and elevated troponins. Patient was made DNR and placed on comfort care. Patient passed away on 1/18/2021. Ultimately we suspect that the patients condition was a direct result of his underlying disease states, but wanted to make sure reporting was made available.

Death occurred 3 days after vaccine receipt; attributed to complications of her chronic advanced dementia with aspiration at age 87. No evidence of acute vaccine reaction.

started having generalized weakness on 1/21/21, fatigued., nausea/vomiting. went to doctor on 1/25/21 with complaint of sore throat, cough, and felt congested. Went to ER on 1/25/21 with complaints of increased shortness of breath, worsening nausea and vomiting. started on oxygen for sats of 87%. admitted on 1/25/21. On 1/26/21 needed intubated, CXR showed worsening consolidative change right lung at right hilar level. Echocardiogram showed ejection fraction 35-40%, left atrium is moderately dilated.

Resident received 1st dose on 1/4/2021. On 1/6/2021 resident having SOB, increased weakness with O2 sats at 91% RA. On 8th resident sustained a fall, O2 sats 88-92, dizzy, weakness. Rapid COVID test performed with negative results. Evening of 8th resident was lethargic and diaphoretic with fever of 99.9. Resident transferred to ER, on 5lt of oxygen. Resident returned from the ER on 1/9/2021 with new diagnosis of Leukemia and orders for hospice. Continued with fever, crackles and N/V and loss of appetite from the 9th and 10th of January. Resident expired at 820am on 1/11/2021.

increase weakness and fatigue, weakness in extremities, incontinent, jerky arm movements, within first 24 hours, continue to decline sent to hospital returned weaker, within 24 hrs hours BP dropped, low pulse oximeter reading, diaphoretic, lung sounds diminished, loss consciousness and passed away. 01-12-2021

Presented to Urgent Care for weakness and confusion, transferred to ED, patient had a cardiac arrest and was unable to be resuscitated

Resident was noted to have increase weakness on 1/15/2021. Resident was warm to touch with low grade fever of 99.3 F. Resident was up propelling self in w/c on 1/16/2021 he was pleasant, accepted medications and ate lunch. He was found slumped over in his w/c not responding and vital signs absent.

Admitted 1/14/21: Patient is an elderly 93-year-old female with multiple medical problems including chronic combined CHF, P 80, diabetes mellitus, HTN, hyperlipidemia, CKD stage 3, has been complaining of generalized weakness, fatigue, decreased appetite for the past few days. She had an outpatient COVID-19 vaccine earlier today. Within 2 hr of admitting the patient to the hospital, condition clinically deteriorated. Patient elected to be DNR/DNI while in the ED. Patient was pronounced dead at 10:30 p.m. earlier today. Preliminary cause of death: Hypoglycemia induced lactic acidosis.

presented to ED 1/9/21 with abdominal pain, progressive worsening weakness and fatigue and new onset A fib with RVR likely due to hypertensive urgency . Patient progressed clinically with severe hypoxia and transferred to ICU and started on BiPAP; progressive decline with decreased urinary output with uremia likely secondary to sepsis. Concern with patient worsening clinical decline, palliative care had been consulted on end of life care. Patient expired 1/17/21

Pt developed COVID-19 infection, symptoms starting 7 days after first dose was given. Patient was admitted to hospital on 1/21 after falling (secondary to weakness) and striking head on toilet. Patient expired due to respiratory complications of COVID on 1/25

"Pt. woke up the next morning after vaccination and ""didn't feel well"", described by wife as fatigue, no energy. At approximately 2 PM, he vomited. His wife checked on him at 4:20 PM and he wasn't breathing sitting in his chair. EMS squad was called but when they arrived he was asystole and mottling present. Did not start CPR since he was already gone too long. Pronounced by coroner on scene."

Patient presented to Vaccine clinic 1/12/21 to receive COVID vaccination. Patient denied any ill feeling, no fever, cleared for vaccination. Is chronically SOB due to COPD, but patient reported no different than usual. Presented to the ED the next day c/o SOB and weakness for the last week. Patients condition ultimately declined over the next few days and died 01/21/21 from pneumonia (not COVID). Patient did admit she lied about her symptoms on the day of vaccination to get the shot.

Patient stated he wasn't feeling well on January 25, 2021, wasn't eating and complained of abdominal pain. Patient noted to have indigestion and was constipated. Meds provided and labs ordered. On morning of January 26, 2021, patient became weak, lethargic and hypoxic and was sent to emergency department around 0700 hours on January 26, 2021. At approximately 1100 hours, emergency physician notified this writer that patient was not going to overcome his illness and would be placed on comfort care. At approximately 1130 hours, this writer was notified that patient had passed away from multi-organ failure.

Resident expired on january 21, 2021

weakness and fallsNarrative: 95 yo male w/ a PMH significant for Afib, legal blindness, Hx of CVA, cognitive impairment, GERD, HTN, pseudogout, BPH, chronic knee infection, and DJD who received his first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on 01/08/21. The pt's COVID-19 screening questionnaire prior to receiving the vaccine was negative. The pt presented to the ED on 01/13/21 for weakness and m PCR test on ultiple recent falls (since receiving his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine). The pt's COVID-19 01/13/20 was positive and he was admitted. He was started on treatment with remdesivir + dexamethasone on 1/14. The pt initially required supplemental oxygen via low-flow NC, however his oxygen requirements increased to 100% NRB. On 01/16/21 his MPOA elected for hospice care. The pt passed on 01/17/21. Unclear if the COVID-19 vaccine attributed to the patient's hospitalization and eventual death, or whether these events occurred from COVID-19 itself, however this case is being reported the FDA since this vaccine is under an emergency use authorization (EUA).

Resident is asymptomatic

emesis bright yellow in color, liquid BM, increased respirations

Patient received COVID-19 (Moderna) vaccine from the Health Department on afternoon of January 8, 2021 and went to sleep approximately 2300 that night. Was found unresponsive in bed the following morning and pronounced dead at 1336 on January 9, 2021

"Cardiac Arrest; Patient was found pulseless and breathless 20 minutes following the vaccine administration.; Patient was found pulseless and breathless 20 minutes following the vaccine administration.; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable other healthcare professional (HCP). A 66-year-old female patient (pregnant at the time of vaccination: no) received the second dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, lot number: EL1284) via intramuscular at left arm on 11Jan2021 12:15 PM at single dose for COVID-19 immunization. Medical history included diastolic CHF, spinal stenosis, morbid obesity, epilepsy, pulmonary hypertension and COVID-19 (Prior to vaccination, the patient was diagnosed with COVID-19). The patient received medication within 2 weeks of vaccination included amiodarone, melatonin, venlafaxine hydrochloride (EFFEXOR), ibuprofen, aripiprazole (ABILIFY), lisinopril, cranberry capsules, diltiazem, paracetamol (TYLENOL), famotidine, furosemide (LASIX [FUROSEMIDE]), ipratropium bromide, salbutamol sulfate (IPRATROPIUM/ALBUTEROL), buspirone, senna alexandrina leaf (SENNA [SENNA ALEXANDRINA LEAF]), polyethylene glycol 3350 and morphine. The patient did not receive any other vaccines within 4 weeks prior to the COVID vaccine. Patient used took Penicillin, propranolol, quetiapine, topiramate, Lamictal and had allergy to them. Patient used took the first dose of BNT162B2 (lot number: EJ1685) via intramuscular at right arm on 21Dec2020 12:00 PM at single dose for COVID-19 immunization. Since the vaccination, the patient been tested for COVID-19 (Sars-cov-2 PCR) via nasal swab on 06Jan2021, covid test result was negative. Patient was found pulseless and breathless 20 minutes following the vaccine administration (11Jan2021 12:30 AM). MD found no signs of anaphylaxis. Patient died on 11Jan2021 12:30 AM because of cardiac arrest. No treatment received for the events. Outcome of pulseless and breathless was unknown. the autopsy was performed, and autopsy remarks was unknown. Autopsy-determined cause of death was unknown. It was reported as non-serious, not results in death, Life threatening, caused/prolonged hospitalization, disabling/Incapacitating nor congenital anomaly/birth defect.; Sender's Comments: Based on the available information this patient had multiple underlying medical conditions including morbid obesity, diastolic CHF, epilepsy, pulmonary hypertension and COVID-19 diagnosed prior to vaccination. All these conditions more likely contributed to patients cardiac arrest resulting in death. However, based on a close temporal association (""Patient was found pulseless and breathless 20 minutes following the second dose of BNT162B2 vaccine administration, contributory role of BNT162B2 vaccine to the onset of reported events cannot be completely excluded. The impact of this report on the benefit/risk profile of the Pfizer product is evaluated as part of Pfizer procedures for safety evaluation, including the review and analysis of aggregate data for adverse events. Any safety concern identified as part of this review, as well as any appropriate action in response, will be promptly notified to Regulatory Authorities, Ethics Committees and Investigators, as appropriate.; Reported Cause(s) of Death: Cardiac arrest; Autopsy-determined Cause(s) of Death: autopsy remarks was unknown. Autopsy-determined cause of death was unknown"

Pt collapsed at home approx 5:30 pm and died

Sudden death 18 hours post vaccine .

Death

UNKNOWN/ASYTOLE Narrative: Please refer to section 6. 68y/o male with h/o severe peripheral vascular disease with previous left AKA 2/3/20, s/p bilateral bypasses in the past. Pt recently underwent right AKA on 1/12/21. Per Hospital remote data 1/10/21 pt c/o shortness of breath, CXR demonstrated right lower lobe opacity & left basilar infiltrate. Pt s/p >10 days emperic IV abx. Moderna vaccine 0.5ml IM was administered via left deltoid on 1/22/21 around 16:21. On 1/23/21@05:14 code blue was called as pt found to be unresponsive, breathless and pulseless, facial cyanosis noted, CPR started immediately.Pt found to be in asystole. ACLS guideline followed but no return of spontaneous circulation, At 05:32 pt remained pulseless and breathless and was pronounced. Autopsy currently pending.

"1-2-2021 10:30 PM Complained Right arm/back hurt - took Tylenol 1-3-2021 Complained Right arm hurt, dizzy 1-4-2021 Felt better - did laundry, daughter found her deceased at 3:30 pm. Dr. at hospital said it was ""cardiac event"" according to death certificate."

Patient presented to our Emergency Department via EMS in full code status; asystole. Patient expired. Per nursing, husband stated patient awoke this AM and reported pain in back between shoulders and in bilateral shoulders. Patient then went unresponsive and husband called EMS.

1/24/21 0445- patient presents to the ED with complaints of neck pain, chest pain, and back pain for about a week. States also feels SOB, intermittent fever with temperature 100.3 on arrival. Patient was worked up for his cardiac type symptoms, found to have elevated WBC and CRP with no explanation. D-Dimer was elevated with CT showing no sign of PE. Patient was sent home from the ED with instructions to follow up with primary care and/or return if s/s worsen. 1/24/21 1705- patient is returned to the ED via ambulance after becoming unresponsive and some seizure like activity. Patient was intubated. Head CT showed large brain bleed that was irreparable and not compatible with life. Patient was also found with positive blood cultures x2 with gram positive cocci in clusters growing after 9 hours.

"Narrative: Patient seen in ED 1-17-21 with c/c of ""bloated with epigastric pain"". Patient with complicated medical history including stage 1B pancreatic cancer (was currently on chemotherapy mFOLFIRINOX), and a leadless permanent pacemaker implantation on 1-11-21 for long episodes of SR with complete heart block following symptoms of syncope (other cardiac history: CAD s/p CABG 2009, PAF, and HTN). Regarding ER visit for epigastric pain, nothing notable was found on workup and patient was to discharge home to rest. There were available doses of COVID-19 Vaccine following a vaccine clinic that same day, and patient was offered and agreed to a dose of vaccine. Patient was monitored for 15 minutes post vaccine with no notable issues. The following day, Monday 1-18-21, patient's caregiver called facility at 22:30 to report he had a fever of 102.8 degrees and that he had been ""feeling kind of bad all day"". Patient was advise to seek urgent medical care and reported back to ED on 1-19-21 at 00:55. Patient wasd admitted for SIRS (tachycardia and febrile) -- patient also reported diffuse myalgia. WBC WNL, CXR unremarkable for infection, UA neg for bacteria, LFTs WNL, blood cultures negative. Procalcitonin elevated at 17.8 -- suggesting inflammatory response. Patient initially reported feeling better on the morning of 1-19-21, but around 13:00 began rapidly declining (confusion, unable to walk) and started experiencing EKG changes (9 beats of SVT). Patient then coded and resuscitation was attempted for approximately 30 minutes. Patient did not survive the code. Coroner has been notified and family is considering autopsy at time of this report."

on 1/13/2021 at 3:40am Cliff called for assistance. He lost his balance and had fallen. Cliff refused vitals, refused emergency department, denied hitting his head. As the day progressed patient developed a headache, diarrhea, and vomiting. He again declined the offer for the emergency room. At supper time wife and staff found Cliff unresponsive, 911 was called and he was taken to the emergency department. The ER did a CT scan and found an acute subdural hematoma. Patient was placed on comfort cares and expired at 3pm on 01/14/2021. Cliff did not have a history of falls.

Pt had witnessed arrest by wife. Pt wife started CPR and called EMS. CPR started at 15:12. Continued by EMS. Pt arrived to medical center asystole with CRP in progress and ventilated via igel device. He was in refractory ventricular fibrillation and continued CPR for a total of 1 hour. At that point, we checked a bedside ultrasound which showed his heart at a standstill. He was unresponsive to verbal and tactile stimulus and had fixed unreactive pupils. He was pronounced at 16:13.

Hemorrhagic Stroke, Right Basal Ganglion

Patient was was brought to the ED from facility which he received the vaccine via ambulance with BiPAP, hypoxia, and one dose of Epi of 0.3 mg. He then required intubation, and had struggled with hypoxia, even on increasing PEEP. CODE BLUE called in the ED for PEA. He was medicated for such (please see the code run sheet for details), and he came in and out of the code 5 times. After 95 minutes, with the wife at the bedside, and family conference by phone, the code was called, and he was pronounced at 18:20. He received in total 8 me of Epi, 3 shots of Atropine, 3 amps bicarb. He got lasix 40 mg, lovenox 60 mg subcutaneous once. He had a CVC into the right internal jugular, and levophed was started, then Epinephrine drip was started. Prior to the code he got steroids (solumedrol 125 mg, then later decadron 6 mg iv), benadryl iv, antibiotics (ceftraixone / zithromax), and lasix 40 mg. All this time while in the ED, the Rt was at the bedside, and lots of secretions from the lungs were aspirated, bloody color. á Code was the result of PEA secondary to hypoxia (

Resident was seen by MD on 1/11/2021 due to increasing in edema and shortness of breath. Lasix 40 mg STAT given. New orders to get a STAT CBC, CMP, and BNP. Resident has been dependent on Oxygen since his diagnosis of COVID-19 on 11/23/2020. Labs were abnormal. Continued on the lasix 40 mgs. Resident remained short of breath with exertion and on oxygen. He was assisted to the toilet on 1/15/2021 in the morning where he subsequently passed away.

Patient 101 years old, nursing home resident, received vaccine 1/11, on 1/13 found on floor without obvious trauma, unresponsive. Brought to ED and was bradycardic, hypotensive, hypothermic and refractory to aggressive medical management. No obvious cause of death found on exam or labs, cxr. Unknown if event could be related to vaccine or not. Medical Examiner accepted case although initially unknown that patient had recently received vaccine. ME updated with that information today as soon as discovered.

"Narrative: Patient seen in ED 1-17-21 with c/c of ""bloated with epigastric pain"". Patient with complicated medical history including stage 1B pancreatic cancer (was currently on chemotherapy mFOLFIRINOX), and a leadless permanent pacemaker implantation on 1-11-21 for long episodes of SR with complete heart block following symptoms of syncope (other cardiac history: CAD s/p CABG 2009, PAF, and HTN). Regarding ER visit for epigastric pain, nothing notable was found on workup and patient was to discharge home to rest. There were available doses of COVID-19 Vaccine following a vaccine clinic that same day, and patient was offered and agreed to a dose of vaccine. Patient was monitored for 15 minutes post vaccine with no notable issues. The following day, Monday 1-18-21, patient's caregiver called facility at 22:30 to report he had a fever of 102.8 degrees and that he had been ""feeling kind of bad all day"". Patient was advise to seek urgent medical care and reported back to ED on 1-19-21 at 00:55. Patient wasd admitted for SIRS (tachycardia and febrile) -- patient also reported diffuse myalgia. WBC WNL, CXR unremarkable for infection, UA neg for bacteria, LFTs WNL, blood cultures negative. Procalcitonin elevated at 17.8 -- suggesting inflammatory response. Patient initially reported feeling better on the morning of 1-19-21, but around 13:00 began rapidly declining (confusion, unable to walk) and started experiencing EKG changes (9 beats of SVT). Patient then coded and resuscitation was attempted for approximately 30 minutes. Patient did not survive the code. Coroner has been notified and family is considering autopsy at time of this report."

Symptoms of fever (Tmax 102.9), diarrhea, and altered mental status started ~ 24 hours after vaccination. No evidence of septicemia with negative blood cultures Minimal improvement over 3 days, transferred to tertiary care center for MRI brain after which LP was recommended. However family declined as intubation would have been required and was not consistent with patient's goals of care.

"vomiting x3 1/8/21 1/9/21 00:34 - called to resident room by CNAs, staff stated resident was ""different"". Vitals taken and 02 sat was low, O2 in room and applied via NC @3L, O2 sat returned to 98 and all other vitals WNL including BS. Resident asked how he felt, stated he felt ""okay"". Resident exhibiting some shakey movements and clearing throat, states he does not have any phlegm or drainage or trouble swallowing. MD called and updated on situation, voicemail left. 1/9/21 11am- resident has been making a ""growling"" noise this shift. resident also has tremors. resident alert and answers questions appropriately. when asked if resident wants to go to hospital, resident firmly states ""no"". vitals wnl. no emesis noted. will continue to monitor resident. 1/9/21 12p- resident not answering questions appropriately. resident only answering yes or no. resident cannot tell me name, or the year, resident cannot state where he is currently or birthdate."

vomiting later on 01/05/21. Lethargy and hypoxia in pm of 01/06/21. Hypotension am of 01/07/21. Hospitalized, intubated, cardiac arrest, died 01/07/21.

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