“The two babies – a two-month-old girl and a four-month-old boy – visited a medical facility at the Sorocaba municipality in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state to get the pentavalent vaccine on December 1st. The vaccine protects children from Diptheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus, hepatitis B and Haemophilus influenzae type B disease.
However, the infants experienced high fever and vomiting shortly after returning home. They refused to drink milk, and medicine given by their parents did not help. It was only after Sorocaba Health Secretary Dr Vinicius Rodrigues contacted the two families that the truth emerged. It turned out that both babies received the Covid-19 vaccine by mistake instead of the five-in-one jab.
Following the incident, authorities in Sorocaba reached out to Pfizer, which told them that the infants should be monitored for the next 10 to 15 days. The two babies are now being tested every 48 hours – through blood sample extractions, ultrasound and ECG exams.”
https://dailyexpose.uk/2021/12/10/brazil-two-babies-hospitalised-after-being-injected-with-pfizers-covid-19-vaccine/
Wish this was a rare event but medicine has become it's own worst enemy. Due to the volume of patients, the staffing required to meet their needs has resulted in the hiring of "professionals" that have the credentials but not the skill level or sense of responsibility to the patient.
Great recent book on this is "Floating Feathers: A Doctor's Harrowing Experience as a Patient in Conventional Medicine," while I don't agree with some of his suggestions (still too trusting of the system), it's a mind-opening recount of what more patients, than not, experience.