Alexis Lorenze with her father Todd Lorenze. (Photo: Todd Lorenze on Facebook)

A fundraiser has been launched to cover the medical costs for Alexis Lorenzoa 23-year-old from Florida who suffered severe reactions to vaccines. Lorenze, who had a history of paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), was admitted to UCI Medical Center in California for treatment. The hospital reportedly required her to get tetanus, meningitis and pneumonia vaccinations before she could proceed with her treatment. The vaccines were reportedly administered at the same time, causing a severe reaction.

“This is a serious vaccine injury and Alexis is now fighting for her life in the hospital. VSRF has sent Angela Wulbrecht, nurse, to try to save her life with our trusted medical team by our side. Alexis does not have health insurance in California. She will be transferred to a private hospital in Los Angeles today for specialized care.”

Lorenze and her father have documented her condition on Facebook and TikTok. Photos and videos show the woman from Florida with a swollen face and dark red spots on her body. In a TikTok video under the account lexxvuitton, Lorenze mentioned that she had contacted a lawyer. The hospital has not yet responded to the allegations.

Lorenze’s posts went viral, sparking widespread support and prayers for her recovery.

“Have you seen what is happening to Alexis Lorenze at UCI Irvine Medical Hospital?! She is currently fighting for her life – she was injured by THREE vaccinations at once and the hospital is doing NOTHING to help her! She is being manipulated and neglected – she even had to pee in a bucket because no one would help her! Lexi was being treated for PNH but she was forced to take these vaccinations first. This is absolutely unacceptable! We need accountability and we need to save her life!” one person wrote.

Another person wrote: “This poor girl is fighting for her life after a side effect from the Dtap vaccine, meningitis and pneumonia. How evil!!!!! Share her story and pray for this young girl.”