Stressing that he isn't familiar with Skelton's case, Haseman said he can't conceive of a reason a vaccine would cause someone to shake uncontrollably or suffer tongue spasms. It's possible with a new vaccine, but it seems "very unlikely," said Dr. Craig Everett Haseman. UPDATE: CDC says vaccine side-effects 'tend to be mild' in response to Indiana woman's claims in viral videoīut a local doctor said these symptoms haven't been widely reported as side effects to the vaccine and aren't expected side effects. Vidiella said he was speaking from Skelton's side at the Deaconess Orthopedic Neuroscience Hospital at Deaconess Gateway Hospital. It takes over her body for like a good maybe minute or two, and she’ll start shaking even worse." "If she gets worked up thinking about it, she gets crying. "Three days later after the Moderna shot, this was the uncontrollable shakes," Skelton's fiance, Rich Vidiella, said from her hospital bedside Monday. It's been shared 160,000 times as of 4 p.m. The original post drew 48,000 comments from all over the world. Skelton, who works for Good Samaritan Home, a nursing home in Evansville, has gone viral with Facebook posts and videos illustrating her condition and placing the blame squarely on the vaccine.
To hear Shawn Skelton and her fiance tell it, the uncontrollable shaking and tongue spasms she suffered days after taking the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine could only be a reaction to the shot. Watch Video: Here's who can get a COVID-19 vaccine in IndianaĮVANSVILLE, Ind.
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