Musician Eric Clapton suffers from side effects from the AstraZeneca vaccine. The Briton himself wrote that in a letter to the Italian architect Robin Monotti Graziadei, which has now appeared in the media.
This letter, which initially circulated on the Telegram news service, has now been identified as genuine by Rolling Stone magazine. In it, the 76-year-old announced that he was initially affected by side effects that began immediately after the first injection, which lasted ten days.
Six weeks after the first injection he got the second dose and here too he reacted violently: “My hands and feet were frozen, numb or burned.” They were “unusable for two weeks” and he was even afraid that he may never be able to play the guitar again. Although he suffers from a nerve disease, it was said that the vaccine was safe for everyone.
His AstraZeneca experiences have therefore been “disastrous” and in his eyes it is “propaganda” with regard to the safety of the vaccine. In the meantime he has recovered completely, but regrets his vaccinations.
Vaccinated persons still have reservations about the preparation manufactured by the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company. After reports of blood clots in the brain in vaccinated younger people, AstraZeneca is only used for those over 60 years of age. But even among this group, vaccination appointments with AstraZeneca have been massively cancelled.