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REPOSTJustin (21) was told that he would need to be v—nated in order to attend his college. Within 24 hrs of the second d0se of Mod— he began experiencing heart palpitations, fever, and flu-like symptoms. A day later, his Dad brought him to the hospital where he was admitted and diagnosed with myocarditis; inflammation of the heart muscle. His doctors said that had he waited to be seen the damage to his heart could have been permanent. They also said they had noticed an increase in heart issues being seen in the emergency room; he was the sixth patient they had seen that week. They hadn't connected the dots before, but plan to raise awareness about it going forward.Justin was treated with medication and sent home within a few days but has scarring and continues to struggle with throbbing chest pain weeks later. Justin and his father want to get the word out about what happened to him, and stop these v—cines from being made mandatory for college students (or anybody, for that matter). They believe everybody should have the freedom to choose whether they get it or not, and be aware of the risks. #choicematters#Repost Sarah MayREPOSTJustin (21) was told that he would need to be v—nated in order to attend his college. Within 24 hrs of the second d0se of Mod— he began experiencing heart palpitations, fever, and flu-like symptoms. A day later, his Dad brought him to the hospital where he was admitted and diagnosed with myocarditis; inflammation of the heart muscle. His doctors said that had he waited to be seen the damage to his heart could have been permanent. They also said they had noticed an increase in heart issues being seen in the emergency room; he was the sixth patient they had seen that week. They hadn't connected the dots before, but plan to raise awareness about it going forward.Justin was treated with medication and sent home within a few days but has scarring and continues to struggle with throbbing chest pain weeks later. Justin and his father want to get the word out about what happened to him, and stop these v—cines from being made mandatory for college students (or anybody, for that matter). They believe everybody should have the freedom to choose whether they get it or not, and be aware of the risks. #choicematters#Repost Sarah May