Nashville Doctor Dies Days After Getting His First Pfizer Shot, Media Tries To Play It Off As Dying Of COVID

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – Dimitri Ndina, a local doctor with no prior conditions, has died as a result of blood clots shortly after receiving his first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

However, local media is now reporting that he died as a result of the virus.

Ndina, who was a pharmaceutical doctor at Tennessee Oncology, received his first dose in early December and was hospitalized shortly after at St. Thomas Midtown Hospital.

Alexis Ndina, his 19-year-old daughter, said:

“[He became sick] sometime after his first vaccine and he somewhat brushed it off, usually when he gets sick he gets better the next day and then he was hospitalized on December 7th.”

The 57-year-old was admitted to the hospital’s ICU unit where he later died on December 20th. Ndina had blood clots spreading throughout his body as Alexis explained:

“They noted that he started to clot in his lower region so from his legs and started to work up.”

The fact that Ndina had only received his first dose in December, makes it likely that he had reservations about the COVID vaccine. Perhaps the mandates requiring health workers to be fully vaccinated in order to keep their jobs, made him get the jab.

A video report on his story by Nashville news outlet WKRN.