Beauty Queen's Life Shattered by Autoimmune Disease: A Cautionary Tale

[webfact]

Former beauty queen from Chonburi reveals her life experiences, warning others to take care of their health and be cautious of developing the same condition. She fell ill with an autoimmune disease that destroyed her life, reported Daily News.

 

On May 31st, a Facebook user named "Ireland" posted a cautionary story to raise awareness among those who neglect their health. She shared her own experience, urging people not to follow in her footsteps.

 

After discovering that she suffered from an autoimmune disease (รคภูมิคุ้มกันบกพร่อง) called "self-allergy," (แพ้ภูมิตัวเอง) which manifested as inflamed and irritated skin, her life took a turn for the worse. She, who once had a beautiful appearance, had to hide away and was afraid to interact with people.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Recently, news reporters visited the home of 24-year-old Kanlayarat Phromwong, also known as Ice, the owner of the aforementioned Facebook account. She resides in Nong Prue sub-district, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province.

 

The reporters interviewed her about the events that had transpired. Ice, who suffers from the autoimmune disease, described her condition as severe skin allergies with red patches all over her body, accompanied by bleeding. She currently lives with her mother, as her father passed away when she was only 3 years old.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Ice recounted that when she was 10 years old, she started helping her relatives sell fashion clothes at the local market to support her education and alleviate her mother's burden. This marked the beginning of her lifestyle, where she slept less due to closing the store late at night.

 

She would only get a few hours of sleep before waking up early to attend school. Additionally, she neglected physical exercise and indulged in whatever food she desired. She continued this lifestyle for several years until she completed her studies.

 

Then, she applied for a job as a beauty queen. During that time, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, her workplace, a golf course, offered employees the opportunity to receive a vaccine. However, Ice informed her employer that she couldn't get vaccinated due to her self-allergy.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Despite her request, the company's policy required vaccination, so she decided to receive the vaccine.

 

After receiving the first dose of the Sinopharm vaccine, her body developed red rashes all over. She consulted a dermatologist who confirmed her self-allergy condition.

 

To alleviate the symptoms, she was prescribed corticosteroids (a potent anti-inflammatory medication). Initially, the medication showed improvement, but when she received the final dose of the Moderna vaccine, her condition deteriorated significantly. This time, the rashes appeared all over her body, and blood oozed from her skin.

 

She became so weak that she couldn't even make it to the bathroom, relying on her mother for constant care. It was then, on her birthday, September 25th, 2022, that she decided to share her story with everyone.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Currently, Ice's condition is improving, but she still relies on corticosteroids to manage her immune response. In addition to modern medication, she has also tried traditional remedies, which have shown some positive results.

 

However, she can no longer eat whatever she pleases and has been unable to work for over a year. Her mother has been her constant support, and although Ice had contemplated suicide several times, her mother's encouragement has kept her going.

 

Thus, she decided to share her story and experiences as a reminder for everyone to live mindfully, take care of their health, choose nutritious food, exercise regularly, and avoid becoming like her until it's too late to find a cure.

 

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[AndyFoxy]

Poor lady. I wonder if different make-ups and creams (whitening or not) played a part?

[ukrules]

17 minutes ago, AndyFoxy said:

Poor lady. I wonder if different make-ups and creams (whitening or not) played a part?

They made it very clear in the article what caused the problem. Did you even read it?

[daveAustin]

Wouldn’t surprise me if that ‘vaccine’ played a part. Personally developed arthritic conditions right after being infected with AZ / Moderna. 

[daveAustin]

Not one for that look with the eyes that many Asian women seem to go for (second pic).
She’s fortunate it hasn’t taken over her entire face. Still pretty. 

[300sd]

It couldn't be the vaccine. It's safe and effective.

 

I commend her for telling her story and the Daily News for sharing it.

[jacko45k]

1 hour ago, ukrules said:

They made it very clear in the article what caused the problem. Did you even read it?

Yes, her auto immune disease.

[Pouatchee]

My opinion of whether she is beautiful or not changes in no way what this poor girls is going/went through. I hope she can find a way to get compensation for what she is suffering for.. . If she can prove she told the golf course she was allergic she should be able to sue them.

 

As for the beauty queen title... i disagree. i wish thais actually knew the meaning of beautiful/handsome. i am not handsome, but i worked in schools with ichabod crane look alikes and the thai teachers kept ranting over the handsome man. thais really dont have an appreciation of beauty. nonetheless... poor girl

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[mania]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

However, Ice informed her employer that she couldn't get vaccinated due to her self-allergy.

Despite her request, the company's policy required vaccination, so she decided to receive the vaccine.

 

After receiving the first dose of the Sinopharm vaccine, her body developed red rashes all over.

 

when she received the final dose of the Moderna vaccine, her condition deteriorated significantly

She became so weak that she couldn't even make it to the bathroom

 

Seems pretty obvious

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[dinsdale]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

After receiving the first dose of the Sinopharm vaccine, her body developed red rashes all over.

Surely this is misinformation on a topic that has been and may still be something on which differing opinions has not been possible and indeed raising any concerns was and probabaly still is deemed conspiratorial.

Edited June 1, 2023 by dinsdale

[Pink Mist]

A vaccine misinformation post has been removed.

[AndyFoxy]

2 hours ago, ukrules said:

They made it very clear in the article what caused the problem. Did you even read it?

Yes, I did. Did you? I still wonder if creams/make-ups played some part (unknown or otherwise). Just thinking out loud.

[h90]

52 minutes ago, smedly said:

it is a shame she went ahead with vaccination knowing she was advised not to and even went for a 2nd shot after severe reaction to the first - why ?

 

at the time people were under immense pressure to be vaccinated, there were of course the anti squad who are pretty much anti everything so no surprise there, was it the right thing to do at the time based on what was known then - yes, but as time passes and we learn more - it might just come to pass that some of these rushed untested vaccines may be responsible for as many deaths as CV19, right now there are reports across the world of excess deaths yet to be investigated or properly explained, seems no government is rushing to do so either, strangly the countries with low vaccine uptake have significantly lower excess death numbers, looking back if I had to do it over I'm not sure I would have made the same choices - I wasn't exacly comfortable about back then, it needs an intense investigation - will it happen

I can answer the why: "Despite her request, the company's policy required vaccination" they forced her

[jacko45k]

14 minutes ago, h90 said:

I can answer the why: "Despite her request, the company's policy required vaccination" they forced her

Yes, it sounds that way. At a time many feared for their livelihoods, especially in hospitality.  There was a lot of ignorance about at that time,  

[dinsdale]

I may have misread this but the article sure seems to me to be about vaccine injury. I'm suprised we are even seeing this.

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[h90]

28 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Yes, it sounds that way. At a time many feared for their livelihoods, especially in hospitality.  There was a lot of ignorance about at that time,  

There is still a lot....

I was in some larger shopping placa and at most shops it said "all staff vaccinated". Friend of mine, who works in an office without customer contact got told it is mandatory to get vaccinated or get fired. Luckily he could drag it out long enough till it got forgotten....he had covid without symptoms (slight headache which you could have without being sick as well)...only detected by the weekly tests.

[KhunLA]

57 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

I may have misread this but the article sure seems to me to be about vaccine injury. I'm suprised we are even seeing this.

Very surprised, how'd that get pass the media censors ????

 

Sadly, hers does seem to be the most common 'autoimmune' issue, reported to VAERS site, 1 or 36 I found listed.   

 

Condensed list by me from site:

 

https://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/datarequest/D8;jsessionid=A05D598C4150AB43B84862AC4653

From link above, though you may have to initiate a search to get same page.

Edited June 1, 2023 by KhunLA

[KhunLA]

2 hours ago, smedly said:

it is a shame she went ahead with vaccination knowing she was advised not to and even went for a 2nd shot after severe reaction to the first - why ?

 

at the time people were under immense pressure to be vaccinated, there were of course the anti squad who are pretty much anti everything so no surprise there, was it the right thing to do at the time based on what was known then - yes, but as time passes and we learn more - it might just come to pass that some of these rushed untested vaccines may be responsible for as many deaths as CV19, right now there are reports across the world of excess deaths yet to be investigated or properly explained, seems no government is rushing to do so either, strangly the countries with low vaccine uptake have significantly lower excess death numbers, looking back if I had to do it over I'm not sure I would have made the same choices - I wasn't exacly comfortable about back then, it needs an intense investigation - will it happen

Many did not have a choice, if wanting to continue their present financial livelihood.  

 

Daughter didn't have a choice at her job either, and I advised her not to take the mRNAs, which she already knew about.  

 

Many countries & companies mandating vaccines to remain at job or school.

 

My Body My Choice ... hmm

[PremiumLane]

But vaccines were not untested, how they were tested is clearly available online. You have evidence there were not tested?

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[BritScot]

22 minutes ago, PremiumLane said:

But vaccines were not untested, how they were tested is clearly available online. You have evidence there were not tested?

Yes. Try watching a senior member being interviewed and admitting the vax had not been tested for transferability.  Plus if you think 12 white mice is good enough for you then crack on have you seen the report? Well its just blacked out pages. I got 2 vax and regret it so much. My wife got every one and became iller and iller till she had to stop work oh and about a month after her last shot she got covid. Note I got it as well (last vax was over a year) Mt symptoms lasted a few minutes then was gone. There are so many damaged now and I have several family members injured (try looking at the official uk government figures 1 in 800). The truth will always come out good or bad. 

[ThailandRyan]

8 minutes ago, BritScot said:

Yes. Try watching a senior member being interviewed and admitting the vax had not been tested for transferability.  Plus if you think 12 white mice is good enough for you then crack on have you seen the report? Well its just blacked out pages. I got 2 vax and regret it so much. My wife got every one and became iller and iller till she had to stop work oh and about a month after her last shot she got covid. Note I got it as well (last vax was over a year) Mt symptoms lasted a few minutes then was gone. There are so many damaged now and I have several family members injured (try looking at the official uk government figures 1 in 800). The truth will always come out good or bad. 

Misinformation once again. Fact check and many other sources prove your comments are wrong. The Pfizer executive never said what you folks are passing on.

 

Fact Check-Preventing transmission never required for COVID vaccines’ initial approval; Pfizer vax did reduce transmission of early variants | Reuters

 

To get emergency approval, companies needed to show that the vaccines were safe and prevented vaccinated people from getting ill. They did not have to show that the vaccine would also prevent people from spreading the virus to others. Once the vaccines were on the market, independent researchers in multiple countries studied people who received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and did show that vaccination reduced transmission of variants circulating at the time.

 

The misleading posts imply that national restrictions such as vaccine passports were based on a promise of vaccines blocking virus spread that neither the companies nor EU regulators made before the vaccines were marketed.

 

Back on topic, the way I read the OP is that the lady had an autoimmune disorder to begin with, before she was vaccinated.  I have an auto immune disorder and because of it the only vaccines the doctor wanted me to have was the AZ vaccine,  Not everyone has a medical problem after taking a vaccine, and that can be the Influenza vaccine, the MMR vaccine, the Hepatitis vaccine or a multitude of others vaccines even the Covid vaccines, yet some, and that is "some" of the folks do have side effects from vaccines, side effects which can be deadly or cause other issues.  Trying to say that the vaccines for Covid were never tested is a misnomer.  

 

[mommysboy]

If there is a cautionary tale here then surely it would be to do with getting that vaccine.

 

But imo there is no cautionary tale at all- she simply has the misfortune to suffer from an auto immune disease.

[ignore it]

Ireland,

I'd skip the booster.

[glegolo18]

8 hours ago, AndyFoxy said:

Poor lady. I wonder if different make-ups and creams (whitening or not) played a part?

EXACTLY, that was also my thinking.... Thais are really REALLY into that kind of <deleted>, and they applyt whatever cream they can.. approved or not approved doesn´t matter...

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

It's also been well established that COVID infections themselves can lead to post infection auto immune diseases or worsening of existing conditions:

High risk of autoimmune diseases after COVID-19

Published: 12 April 2023

 

Two studies that use large cohorts now highlight that SARS-CoV-2 infection is linked to a substantially increased risk of developing a diverse spectrum of new-onset autoimmune diseases.

...

As SARS-CoV-2 vaccination could be a potential confounding factor, only unvaccinated individuals were included in the analyses. The incidence of autoimmune conditions at 6 months follow-up was significantly higher in the COVID-19 cohort than in the non-COVID-19 group.

...

A similar study by Tesch et. al.³, which has not yet been peer-reviewed, evaluated a cohort of 640,701 vaccination-naive individuals with PCR-confirmed COVID-19 during 2020 for the risk of autoimmune conditions. The researchers identified a 42.6% higher likelihood of acquiring an autoimmune condition 3–15 months after infection compared with a non-COVID-19 cohort of 1,560,357 individuals..."

 

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41584-023-00964-y

 

[rattlesnake]

How many more horror stories like this must we hear before the collective denial collapses?

[hotchilli]

9 hours ago, webfact said:

After receiving the first dose of the Sinopharm vaccine, her body developed red rashes all over. She consulted a dermatologist who confirmed her self-allergy condition.

 

9 hours ago, webfact said:

but when she received the final dose of the Moderna vaccine, her condition deteriorated significantly.

Am I reading this correctly?

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

1. It's clear from the article that the woman involved here had some kind of allergic condition PRIOR to receiving her COVID vaccines.

 

Per the report:

 

"During that time, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, her workplace, a golf course, offered employees the opportunity to receive a vaccine. However, Ice informed her employer that she couldn't get vaccinated due to her self-allergy."

 

2. This is what the Global Autoimmune Institute has to say on the subject:

 

"I have an autoimmune disease – am I at risk of experiencing a flare-up from the vaccine?

There is a risk that flare-ups may occur. That being said, it has been observed that people living with autoimmune and inflammatory conditions are at higher risk of experiencing severe symptoms from a COVID-19 infection.

 

Due to this concern, the American College of Rheumatology has stated that “the benefit of COVID-19 vaccination outweighs any small, possible risks for new autoimmune reactions or disease flare after vaccination.

...

Prominent autoimmune disease organizations share a common consensus: that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh possible risks of experiencing new autoimmune reactions or flare-ups."

 

https://www.autoimmuneinstitute.org/articles/covid-19-information/vaccine-autoimmune-disease-faq/#am-i-at-risk-of-a-flare-up

 

 

[PremiumLane]

1 hour ago, BritScot said:

Yes. Try watching a senior member being interviewed and admitting the vax had not been tested for transferability.  Plus if you think 12 white mice is good enough for you then crack on have you seen the report? Well its just blacked out pages. I got 2 vax and regret it so much. My wife got every one and became iller and iller till she had to stop work oh and about a month after her last shot she got covid. Note I got it as well (last vax was over a year) Mt symptoms lasted a few minutes then was gone. There are so many damaged now and I have several family members injured (try looking at the official uk government figures 1 in 800). The truth will always come out good or bad. 

Oh please do show that evidence of it only being tested on a few mice. Jeez, you lot just make up stuff and think it is facts. 

[PremiumLane]

3 minutes ago, PremiumLane said:

the vax had not been tested for transferability

Try looking up the process of how they are tested, and the stages they go through, would help. 

 

https://fullfact.org/health/coronavirus-vaccine-pfizer-transmission-test/

 

Edited June 1, 2023 by PremiumLane