Received Feb 16, 2026
| Type | Name | Manufacturer | Dose | Lot | Route / Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COVID19 | COVID19 (COVID19 (MODERNA)) | MODERNA | 1 | 048F21A | IM / AR |
| COVID19 | COVID19 (COVID19 (MODERNA)) | MODERNA | 2 | 017F21A | IM / AR |
MODERNA DOSE 1 9/19/2021 MODERNA DOSE 2 10/17/2021 FELT MIGRAINE HEADACHES WORSEN. VACCINE FAILED AND SHE CONTRACTED COVID-19 TWICE IN 2024. THEN DEVELOPED MRI CONFIRMED VACCINE MYOPERICARDITIS. A LONG LIST OF OTHER PROBLEMS DEVELOPED AS INDICATED BELOW: - Disability Information July 25, 2025 impounded by significant fatigue, pain, cognitive dysfunction, and autonomic instability, all of which interfere with basic activities such as standing, concentrating, eating, and sleeping. Despite continuous medical intervention, lifestyle modifications, and oversight by multiple specialists, my symptoms remain profoundly debilitating and dangerously unpredictable, leaving me unable to reliably function or maintain stability in daily life. I face severe, daily impairments in mobility, stamina, mental clarity, and tolerance to physical and sensory stimuli that significantly disrupt my ability to function and perform even basic tasks. These limitations render me incapable of sustaining any consistent or reliable employment, especially in roles requiring physical exertion or mental focus, and pose a direct barrier to functioning in any demanding work environment. Serving as the CFO for Prosper ISD has been a dream role for me, and stepping away from it will significantly impact my long-term retirement plans. Remaining in this position for just a few years would have resulted in a substantially higher monthly annuity compared to filing for disability at this stage in my life. However, due to the progression of my medical conditions, I am no longer able to perform the essential duties of the role. My current health simply does not permit me to meet the level of commitment and performance that this position rightfully demands. It is my sincere hope that the documentation provided will convey the scope and seriousness of my condition and support your understanding of my eligibility for disability status. I appreciate your time, attention, and consideration in reviewing my case. Please do not hesitate to contact me or my providers if further clarification is needed. Sincerely, Provider List ? Dr- Psychiatrist/Pain Mgmt/EDS ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr GP ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr- Cardiologist ? NP ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr Cardiologist ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr Gastroenterologist ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr Psychiatrist ? Fax ? Email ? Dr Orthopedic Surgeon Clinic ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr - Neurologist ? NP ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr - Neurosurgeon ? Phone ? Fax ? Dr - Rheumatology ? Phone ? Fax Disability Summary DOB: Date: July 18, 2025 To: Disability Reviewer From: [Your Physician?s Name or leave blank for patient-submitted] RE: Medical Conditions and Functional Limitations Supporting Disability Determination 1. Cardiovascular & Vascular ? Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) ? Positive tilt table test with >30 bpm HR increase upon standing ? Symptoms: dizziness, lightheadedness, shortness of breath ? Contributes to exercise intolerance and orthostatic instability ? Myopericarditis ? Confirmed by cardiac MRI (subepicardial enhancement, myocardial edema, pericardial effusion) ? Abnormal EKG (anterolateral ST-T changes), T2 mapping (63 ms) consistent with inflammation ? Causes fatigue, chest pain, exertional limitations ? Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) ? Symptoms: leg swelling, venous pooling, orthostatic intolerance ? Common in connective tissue disorders like EDS ? Further reduces stamina and physical tolerance 2. Neurological ? Headaches, Eye Pressure, Visual Changes ? Chronic right-sided headache and eye pain linked to cervical instability ? Imaging shows arachnoid granulations and venous sinus variants, possibly contributing to pressure symptoms ? Symptoms are exacerbated by orthostatic changes and long COVID dysautonomia ? Meningioma ? Stable bilateral olfactory groove meningioma (1.1 x 0.9 cm) with focal mass effect ? May contribute to headaches, vision changes, cognitive symptoms ? White Matter Changes ? Nonspecific hyperintensities on MRI/MRA ? Likely reflect chronic microvascular ischemia, migraine, or inflammation ? Contribute to fatigue, cognitive slowing, and balance issues ? Additional Neurological Signs ? Tinnitus, auditory hypersensitivity ? Eyelid twitching, visual strain ? TMJ instability with jaw pain and bruxism ? Cognitive deficits (?brain fog?), speech difficulties, and vagus nerve irritation 3. Multi-Skeletal ? Cervical Instability and Fusion ? C4?C6 fusion with hardware extending to C7 ? Leads to pain, reduced range of motion, and neurological symptoms ? Associated with severe headaches and visual symptoms ? Degenerative Disc Disease & Stenosis ? Multilevel degeneration (cervical, thoracic, lumbar) ? Foraminal stenosis and facet arthropathy cause nerve compression and chronic pain ? Modic Changes ? Severe Modic changes in the lumbar spine ? Associated with inflammatory degeneration and axial back pain ? Post-Surgical Cyst Formation ? Synovial or perineural (Tarlov) cysts found after lumbar surgery ? Common in EDS and can worsen neurological symptoms ? Scoliosis ? Documented, contributes to postural instability and back pain ? Frozen Shoulder and Bursitis ? Common in EDS due to joint capsule collagen defects ? Limits range of motion, increases pain, and affects daily tasks ? Additional Findings from Carrell Clinic ? Cystic changes post-lumbar surgery support connective tissue fragility ? Progressive cervical and lumbar degeneration confirm EDS-related instability ? Chronic muscle spasms, joint subluxations, shoulder instability ? Sleep issues, exercise intolerance, and hypersensitivity (sound/light/touch) 4. Mental Health ? Depression/Anxiety ? Managed by a mental health provider ? Symptoms: mood instability, cognitive fatigue, sleep disturbance ? Combined with physical conditions, it lowers stress tolerance and resilience 5. Connective Tissue ? Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) - Systemic Impact ? Joint instability, chronic pain, fatigue ? TMJ dysfunction, musculoskeletal degeneration, cervical instability ? Causes premature spinal degeneration and complicates surgical recover ? Connective tissue fragility contributes to mechanical issues in spine and esophagus ? Mechanical Compression from Cervical Hardware ? Spinal hardware compresses cervical esophagus (60% narrowing at C6?C7) ? Leads to dysphagia (difficulty swallowing solids/pills) ? Impairs nutrition and quality of life ? Tortuous Colon ? Leads to bloating, altered bowel habits, and increased GI discomfort ? Exacerbates motility issues from EDS and POTS ? Tooth Resorption ? Painful degenerative dental condition linked to systemic connective tissue disorders ? Requires restorative dental care, affects oral health and nutrition 6. Gastrointestinal ? Motility and Structural Disorders ? Tortuous Colon ¦ Diagnosed on imaging; commonly associated with connective tissue disorders like EDS ¦ Causes bloating, abdominal pain, constipation, and irregular bowel habits ¦ Exacerbates GI dysmotility already worsened by POTS and vagal nerve dysfunction ? Swallowing Difficulties and Esophageal Compression ¦ Barium swallow confirms 60% narrowing of the cervical esophagus due to anterior spinal hardware at C6?C7 ¦ Results in dysphagia, difficulty with solids and pills, gagging, and reflux-like symptoms ¦ Increases risk of aspiration and reduces oral intake, impacting nutrition and weight ? Gastropathy and Polyp Formation ¦ Biopsy shows mild reactive gastropathy and fundic gland polyps ¦ May be linked to mast cell activation, chronic inflammation, and medication side effects ? Vagus Nerve and Autonomic GI Involvement ¦ Vagus nerve irritation from cervical instability contributes to nausea, altered motility, and reflux ¦ Symptoms fluctuate with posture and fatigue, consistent with POTS and EDS-related autonomic dysfunction 7. Immunological & Mast Cell-Related ? Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) ? Suspected or confirmed by clinical history and provider management ? Triggers include heat, exertion, stress, medications, and environmental stimuli ? Symptoms: flushing, hives, GI upset, swelling, brain fog, and allergic-type reactions ? Intermittent episodes impair consistency in daily functioning and tolerance of various exposures ? Long COVID Considerations ? COVID-19 infection worsened pre-existing conditions (EDS, POTS, MCAS) ? Exacerbation of autonomic dysfunction, fatigue, post-exertional malaise, and cognitive impairment ? Persistent symptoms consistent with post-viral syndrome complicate baseline disability 8. Dental and Structural Complications ? Tooth Resorption ? Painful degenerative condition linked to connective tissue disorders like EDS ? Requires specialized dental intervention, contributing to oral and systemic burden 9. Summary and Conclusion The combination of multiple systemic disorders?including Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, and long COVID?has resulted in profound multisystem dysfunction. The patient experiences daily impairment due to chronic pain, fatigue, autonomic instability, cognitive difficulties, gastrointestinal dysmotility, and progressive musculoskeletal degeneration. Additionally, she suffers from significant sleep disturbances, exercise intolerance, and environmental hypersensitivities (light, sound, touch), all of which compound functional limitations. Despite ongoing management and intervention, these conditions continue to severely restrict the patient?s physical stamina, nutritional intake, cognitive performance, and ability to engage in routine or sustained occupational tasks. The totality of symptoms and medical complexity clearly demonstrates functional disability and supports long-term impairment determination.
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EXAM, LABS, ECG, ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY, MRI, OTHERS SEE ABOVE.