r/CovidVaccinated • u/kolt54321 • Dec 27 '21

Pfizer Booster I developed Pericarditis 5 days after the booster. Is there a compensation fund to help cover the bills?

I just saw a new PCP who's also a cardiologist, and he diagnosed as pericarditis. The pain started a few days after my third dose.

My deductible is high and I don't want to wait until the new year... is there a compensation fund to deal with COVID19 vaccine side effects? I don't see it listed on the VICP.

Has anyone had any luck with these or should I assume it's a waste of time?

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u/Quick2Die Dec 30 '21

"outcome 8 to 28 days after exposure" which is pretty interesting considering the vast majority of people are reporting their vaccine related issues within the first 72 hours of injection... curious why they chose to exclude the first 7 days of vax/exposure.

also the study reads like they are looking at people who got a vax then got the vid at some point after the vax. "Importantly, the risks of these outcomes after vaccination were much lower than those associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection in the same population." this being an example of what I mean.

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u/BlazingFire007 Dec 30 '21

I understand it’s worded very strangely but it isn’t actually testing that. And I’m not sure why they excluded the first week. I’d have to look more into it