A family related to JD Vance calls on the Vice President and Trump government to board after their daughter was denied a new heart.
Jeneen Deal, from Indiana, said she gave the plea on dailyyMail.com because she 'does not know how long' her 12-year-old daughter Adaline left.
Adaline has a heart defect that brings her the risk of heart failure and prevents her body from being circulating oxygen in the right way, making it dependent on a wheelchair.
The schoolgirl has all had its most important vaccines – including the MMR and polio recordings – but her parents have refused to let her inoculate against Covid and the flu because of their religious beliefs.
The family says that they are also concerned about the small risk of heart damage that has been noticed in particular the COVID vaccine.
Jeneen says that she is not looking for 'special treatment', but urges the government to allow everyone to get transplants, regardless of their vaccination status.
She told this website: 'I pray that President Trump and all states will stand up for anyone confronted with vaccination status [discrimination] Because of their conscientious and religious beliefs. '
According to the family, Cincinnati Children's in Ohio refused to put Adaline on his transplant list for a new heart, and says that the vaccines are needed because she will use drugs that suppress her immune system for the rest of her life.
In response to the case, the hospital said that every transplant patient evaluates with a 'long -term success', adding that the availability of organs for transplantation is limited.
Adaline has a condition called Ebstein's anomaly, where a valve in her heart does not work well – which means that blood can flow backwards.
She also has Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome, a condition that ensures that the heart leaves abnormally quickly quickly. The right side of her heart has also been greatly enlarged.
Mrs Deal said her daughter ran around at home and loved swimming after she received an operation to repair a valve in her heart at a younger age.
But in the past year and a half she said that Adaline's condition had deteriorated and that she now trusts a wheelchair.
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People with her condition live on average to about 37 years old, but studies show that they have a considerably higher risk of heart failure and sudden death.
Jeneen said, 'You know, I am a mother, I want to know how long we have, I want to be prepared and know that she is not going to die alone on me.
“But the doctors, they just don't know how long she is or something like that.”
She added: “They just tell us that when she starts to fall or show sudden changes at the weekend, we have to hute her into the hospital and they have to call if it is a weekend.”
Cincinnati Children's says that patients with heart transplantation are up-to-date on vaccinations because transplantation patients are used drugs that weaken their immune system and run the risk of infection.
There is also an important shortage of transplantable organs, with nearly 4,000 people on the waiting list for a new heart throughout the heart. And hospitals also have a responsibility for the families of organ donors.
But Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a British cardiologist near the new health secretary Robert F Kennedy, said: “This is terrible and unethical.
Adaline has a condition called Ebstein's anomaly, where a valve in her heart does not work well – which means that blood can flow backwards
The condition brings her the risk of heart failure and prevents her body from not circulating oxygen, so she depends on a wheelchair
“In my opinion, this decision-making reflects the gross ignorance of the evidence that reflects that the COVID vaccine can cause more harm than good for a 12-year-old child.”
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the CDC both recommend that all children receive the Covid vaccine.
Studies have linked the Covid -MRNA vaccine in rare cases to myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle, in patients, especially young boys.
A 2022 Study Discovered that 0.95 per 100,000 people who received the vaccine were diagnosed with the condition.
Dr. Malhotra is also behind the Hope Accord, which calls on Covid -Mrna -vaccines, and claims that there is a 'causal link' between them and an alarming rise of excess deaths worldwide.
Shown above is Jeneen Deal, who is Adaline's mother
Most hospitals require that patients are up-to-date on around 11 vaccinations, including those against whooping cough and hepatitis, before receiving a heart transplant and the Covid and Flu vaccines.
In a statement, the Cincinnati Children's Hospital replied: 'We approach every transplant evaluation with a long-term focus, led by medical science and a relentless dedication to patient safety.
'Organization is a profound and selfless gift from another patient and family, and the number of available organs available is limited.
“Our responsibility is to ensure that every donated organ is used in a way that maximizes successful results for children in need.”
The deals say that they are now considering transferring Adaline's care to alternative hospitals, such as the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, which says it is 'preferred', but not mandatory for transplantation recipients to the Covid shots to have.
She has set up a GoFundMe to raise money for Adaline's heart transplantation and to cover the costs if they have to go to a hospital that is not used by the state insurer. So far, it has collected $ 60,000 from its goal of $ 100,000.
Adaline is one of the 12 children and one of the eight that the family has adopted from abroad. Adaline was taken from China.
She also suffers from cerebral palsy, a condition caused by damage to the brain struggling to communicate with and understand others. Dailymail.com contacted the JD Vance team for comment, but had not received an answer at the time of publishing.
