Has anyone else had MS symptoms right after a vaccination? MMR or another type?

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I was able to trace my first symptoms of MS back to September of 1999, when I

was given an ultimatum at the hospital where I had applied for work. They told

me to either get an MMR vaccination or we won't hire you, because our tests show

you have not had one before. So regrettably I did.

An MMR is a measles mumps rubella vaccination and it contains thimerosal which

is mercury in the form of a preservative. Mercury is the most toxic non

radioactive element and it seems a crime the government puts it in vaccinations,

but they have.

Prior to this event I was for the most part healthy and athletic with the

exception of having asthma. I never had ANY neurological problems prior to the

vaccination and was able to ride my bicycle for 60 miles at a time and was

pretty much always a member of a gym.

Well I became ill that very day in September of 1999, when I was vaccinated and

the next couple of days began having dizzy spells which I never experienced

before, with numbness in my hands and feet and over the months muscle weakness

in my right hand and since then my symptoms have continually progressed. By

2002 I had a major MS attack which landed me in the hospital for 3 days on high

dose IV steroids and I was diagnosed with relapsing remitting MS by an MS

specialist. Since then I have had 7 hospitalizations for acute MS exacerbations.

I went to a doctor who felt I had been poisoned so they did a test to draw out

the metals and did a urinalysis as well. I subsequenty took chelating agents a

doctor prescribed to me to draw the mercury out of my body because he told me I

have mercury poisoning. Overall I am not as bad now as back then, there was some

improvement in my overall condition after the chelating agents but my MS is

definitely progressing and I cant use my right arm to drive anymore due to the

muscle weakness.

Another problem I have is I cant seem to stay out of the hospital due to a major

attack approximately once a year which lands me out of work for an average of 3

months or longer. Because there are lesions on my brain and I respond to

steroids it seems to suggest an autoimmune process is involved, but I think the

vaccination in my case was the trigger for the disease.

Does anyone else have a similar experience out there?

I would love to hear any other similar stories, ideas or thoughts on this topic.

Thanking you in advance for your time...