Vaccine Injury of Patrick Rankin

I was deployed to north Africa and was told I was obligated to take the vaccine to stay on the mission. I had a postive covid pcr test result in the 6 months prior so the doc said I only needed one dose. Within a week or so I started getting a racing heart rate that would come when I was completely at rest.

During the first month - Racing heart rate and rapid breathing that would come when I was completely at rest, normally sitting down. Reported this to the detachment's doc and he said he needed to witness the episode in order to attempt to help me.
Second month I had the same type of episode as the first month. Described to others and they said it sounded like a panic attack.
From the third month to a year later I would have episodes at night. Waking me from a deep sleep normally between midnight and 2am. Roller coaster heart rate. 140-150 beats laying down.
2nd year I have continued exercising and for a month experienced bradycardia resulting in another visit to the ER

Staying hydrated and taking supplements. My current NP has prescribed ivermectin to help with the spike protein.

The first general prac doctor I went to in 2022 tried to prescribe anti-depressants. When I went to the ER a second time with bradycardia and light headness, the ER doctor didn't even listen to my heart, claimed I must have a mild case of vertigo and discharged me.

You have to do everything yourself. Almost every professional I have seen has been useless. Doctors won't talk about covid vaccine injuries. Nurses are more willing to admit what they're seeing