According to LIB; Tanya Smith, 43, from Mutley in Plymouth, reportedly rushed to hospital after waking up with stomach cramps days after receiving the Covid-19. Her hubby said she had felt “pretty rough” after having the vaccination in March. After being admitted to Plymouth’s Derriford Hospital it was found she had multiple blood clots. She suffered a heart attack and then deteriorated before dying in hospital on April 3.
Her hubby, Kenneth Edwards, said: “She was just amazing, selfless, She was a childminder, a really good childminder for 19 years. “She leaves three children behind, two grown-up children and a 12-year-old little girl with disabilities. She was the only woman, apart from my mum, who really looked after me.
“She loved her family, she was really family orientated and she’d go above and beyond. We’re all pretty lost without her. I’ve never experienced anything like this.”
Kenneth also said Tanya was “healthy and young-ish” before the jab and had her first dose at Plymouth’s Home Park football ground in March, after being contacted by her GP. An inquest will be held into her death later and part of that inquiry will look at an investigation being carried out by University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust which runs Derriford Hospital where she died.
The latest MHRA data reveals 332 cases of these very rare blood clots reported, and 58 deaths. People under 40 in the UK are being offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine following reports of extremely rare blood clots on the brain.
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