Ellie Puentes Emerges as Poster Girl for "Vaccine" Intolerance

Diamond Puentes, values her education a lot, she is a first-generation student who comes from a low-income Mexican household and was on an academic scholarship.

“I had no prior health issues before the vaccine. After getting it, I had side effects immediately. I ended up in the ER and I continue to have symptoms since then. And so when the school mandated the booster, I was reluctant to get it. I sent the school out an email letting them know my concerns: ‘I ended up in the ER, I’m still sick from it.’ I sent my paperwork from the ER, they denied that. I talked to my doctor, my doctor told me it was ‘ill-advised’ [to get the booster], nothing that I was saying was going to be accepted by the school,” Puentes told The Epoch Times, audibly distressed.

“I’ve just been expelled. I’ve been unrolled from classes, not permitted on campus anymore. I got kicked out of housing,” she added.

She is suffering to this day from chest pains, shortness of breath, and diarrhea.

Puentes didn’t know that there were going to be side effects from the vaccines.

“It was mandated by my school, I had to get [the vaccine]. So it wasn’t something that I had a choice in and at that point [since] I value my education. That is my goal–to get back to college.”

“I got sick right away. It wasn’t stopping and then sharp abdomen pain,” Puentes said. “I had no idea what was going on. I had to I ended up in the emergency room. I was there for four, six hours at least. And doctors couldn’t give me a diagnosis, [as to] why I got this sick.”

“They just diagnosed with gastritis but they had no idea why it came.”

Puentes got her first Pfizer dose in August and then got a second dose in September of last year.

“Just the other day I wake up randomly just puking and I don’t know what the cause of that is, and then on top of that, I have shortness of breath. I can’t work out like I used to. I’m getting chest pains where this never happened prior to the vaccine. And I don’t know what’s going on!”

She said she now has to deal with these health problems nearly every day.

“The puking happens more often than I would say the diarrhea, and the shortness of breath. … I get these sharp pains in my chest and even my immune system, I believe, has just gone down. I’ve been more sick than I’ve ever been.

“I’ve been doing a lot more research now. And I saw the nine pages of adverse reactions that Pfizer released, and the symptoms I have are written all over that.”

Puentes was told to pack up belongings that she had accumulated over two years, and asserts that the school administration evaded handling her situation in person.

“Nobody was speaking to me about this in person, it was just being handled all over email.

“They confirmed that the symptoms I’m having could be or are related to the vaccine because they have seen others with the same reactions,” she said.

She then brought this information back to the school and once again, she was denied an exemption. For now, Puentes is still fighting the school and attempting to help others in the process.

Highlighting just how mad the world has become since March of 2020, after being expelled and having nowhere to go, Puentes’ friends started a GoFundMe account to help her pay for a place to stay. GoFundMe then promptly pulled the fundraiser because it mentioned an adverse reaction to a vaccine.