Alexis Lorenze, a Deltona, Florida woman is viral on social media for documenting and sharing her medical condition while she is undergoing treatment at the UCI Medical Center in Orange, California. Lorenze claims on TikTok and Facebook that she was administered vaccines for meningitis, pneumonia and tetanus at the UCI Medical Center, which caused a reaction.
Lorenze, and her father Todd Lorenze, have been documenting her condition on social media. She has been regularly posting updates on TikTok and Facebook, while her father has been posting about it on Facebook. In the photos and videos, she can be seen with dark red marks all over her body.
What Happened To Alexis Lorenze?
According to her claims, she has a blood disorder and went to the UCI Medical Center for a blood transfusion. She claimed that the transfusion helped, however, she was not 100% recovered. After that, she claimed that the doctors said that for the transfusion to work fully, she needed to be up to date with her vaccination.
She then received three vaccines for meningitis, pneumonia and tetanus and started reacting. She has alleged that the hospital is responsible for the sudden deterioration of her condition. In one of the videos, she shared that she had called a lawyer and was documenting her condition.
The father-daughter duo has been claiming that since she started documenting her condition, the hospital has moved her to a small room with no bed for her sister, who is taking care of her, to sleep. On Tuesday (September 17), Todd Lorenze posted on Facebook that Alexis will be moved to a different hospital the next day.
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UCI Medical Center, on The City Drive South, Orange, California, is Orange County's only academic health system. It provides the area's only Level I adult and Level II pediatric trauma centers. The center also has a comprehensive cancer center and a regional burn unit.