Model and actress Catherine Pavelek recently died by assisted suicide after being diagnosed with an incurable and chronic neurological illness that she claimed was a result of the COVID-19 booster shot she received last year, RadarOnline.com has learned.
Pavelek, 41, took her own life on June 17 at an assisted suicide clinic in Basel, Switzerland.
The model and actress, who appeared in the popular television series The Mindy Project as well as the movies Once upon a time in Hollywood And The fool’s paradisewas diagnosed with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) shortly before taking her own life earlier this year.
Pavalek announced her plan to die by assisted suicide in a Instagram place on June 1.
She also claimed in the Instagram post that the COVID-19 booster shot she was diagnosed with “destroyed her health” last year and was responsible for her ME/CFS diagnosis.
“Hi guys, over the past 10 days I have become seriously ill again, unable to do much,” she wrote on June 1. “My body is too weak to fight this disease and I have no strength left, so I made [the] decision to end my life at Pegasos Association in Switzerland.”
“I was diagnosed [an] untreatable chronic neurological disease ME/CFS caused by booster shot on top of suspected respiratory ALS,” Pavalek continued. “This disease left me disabled, unable to work or have [a] social life and unable to enjoy life together. Breathing has become increasingly difficult and painful for me and my lung function is deteriorating.”
‘The booster shot I received is over [a] years ago completely destroyed my health, my body and my life,” she claimed. “There is no other way to end my suffering than the decision I made.”
“I had 11 different cardiology tests done and guess what?” he wrote in January 2022. “They find nothing.”
While the Centers for Disease Control admitted that myocarditis can occur “within a week of a second coronavirus vaccination,” a Pfizer spokesperson said such cases are “rare” — especially when compared to the “hundreds of millions worldwide” who have not developed myocarditis. after receiving the COVID-19 booster.