> a 23-year-old florida woman has been temporarily blinded and bruised after allegedly being required to receive multiple vaccines before a blood transfusion for a rare autoimmune disorder.  > alexis lorenze was diagnosed with paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (pnh) in january.  > the extremely rare condition affects approximately one in a million people, causing the immune system to attack and destroy red blood cells.  > upon her arrival at uci medical, she claims doctors informed her that she could not receive the transfusion unless she first received vaccines for tetanus, pneumonia and meningitis, all administered simultaneously.  > she said that within 10 minutes after the vaccinations, she began to experience alarming symptoms: her vision darkened in both eyes, her jaw locked, she began vomiting, and her body swelled and bruised. > medical experts have voiced concerns about the potential dangers of administering multiple vaccines at once, especially in patients with autoimmune conditions like pnh as these patients can have heightened immune responses, leading to severe complications.  > one such complication, cytokine storms, can cause the body to attack its own healthy tissues and organs. it can be life-threatening and lead to irreversible damage.  > in a series of viral tiktok videos, lorenze claimed that she hadnt received any vaccines since childhood.  and where exactly is the connection to the wu-flu vaxx?
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