WLA 42-year-old man who did not believe in Covid-19 died of the disease four weeks after being diagnosed.
The story shared the twin sister, who says that John Ayers was an athlete and had no history of health problems.
The man, who was born in Merseyside, UK, who has practiced cycling and bodybuilding, believed he was a healthy person and therefore thought Covid-19 would never affect him.
Jenny – who takes the opposite view – took the Covid-19 vaccine in May and tried to persuade her brother to do the same, but to no avail.
John eventually became infected and had to be hospitalized. He died a month later after contracting an infection and organ failure. Before, he confessed regret not having been vaccinated, says the mirror.
“My mother lost her dear son, and my nephew his father. This should not have happened,” says Jenny, who said it was her mother who asked to tell John’s story so others wouldn’t reject it. the vaccine.
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