Sarah Beuckmann: Last News

Covid jab is still urging others to take them.Retail worker Sarah Beuckmann, 34, feared she'd lost her legs after they turned into "giant blisters".She has shared graphic photos of the horror rash which spread all over the body and face, the Daily Record reports.NHS doctors confirmed the mum-of-one's symptoms were caused by her body's reaction to the AstraZeneca vaccine.Sarah, of Glasgow, praised hospital staff after being allowed to recover at home on April 12.She said: "I still believe people should be vaccinated and the amount of people that have had it and have been okay shows that it is safe for most."I just want people to be aware that there are some reactions that can occur and not to ignore any rashes."It’s not to scare people but

coronavirus vaccine.Sarah Beuckmann received her first dose of the jag on March 18 and initially developed the common flu-like symptoms side effect.But the 34-year-old began to experience a tingling sensation in her legs around seven days later and spotted a rash appearing around her ankles.The mum-of-one initially called her GP but then took herself to A&E as the painful blisters began to spread across her body.She was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital where she spent 16 days undergoing tests with doctors determining that she had suffered a reaction to the jab.Sarah, from Glasgow, told how her legs were covered in painful blisters which merged together leaving her wheelchair bound while her wounds heal.Despite her painful