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A renowned surgeon. A dedicated specialist in joint replacement. A life devoted to healing. Then, the mRNA vaccine. A week later, Dr. Joel Wallskog's legs gave out mid-consultation. Diagnosed with transverse myelitis, his surgical career was over in an instant. Now, his new reality: elevated heart rate, soaring blood... show more

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