An Army chaplain claims he was medically discharged by the US military for a vaccine injury caused by the Covid shot he was forced to take.
Jason Strong, 56, was serving as a Support Chaplain for South Carolina National Guard when he was first injected with the Pfizer vaccine on September 12, 2021 – as mandated by the US Army at the time.
Major Strong told DailyMail.com that his senior officials had warned him there would be consequences if him and his fellow officers did not get vaccinated.
He recalled: ‘I was a federal employee, and so the mandate was, by the end of September or early October, you had to have had your vaccinations done.
‘And so I fulfilled it and my responsibility, because the consequence was, you lose your job.’
Major Strong began experiencing difficulty in breathing and fatigue three weeks after he was given the vaccine but ignored the signs believing he was suffering from allergies.
By Thanksgiving, the longtime runner noticed his condition was worsening and he could barely exercise without wheezing.
He now suspects he has post vaccination syndrome, a newly identified rare condition linked to the Covid shots.