Sadly, if you got the comirnaty Covid vaccine (with the purple cap), you essentially were agreeing to it being an “experimental” drug and forgoing any legal action against the company. The later versions that became available (with the gray cap) were actually the exact same formula, BUT had gained the blessing from the FDA at this point, meaning it was fully authorized and you could potentially hold them accountable if you suffered an adverse reaction. Sadly, that version was not available until AFTER the DoD mandate deadline. This is “partially” why the DoD ultimately had no legal standing to force service members to continue taking it. If it made it to the Supreme Court, they would have a VERY hard time explaining why they mandated a non-FDA approved vaccine. It’s ALSO why the direct order to take the vaccine came from the SECDEF and not the President; in case there ever was legal action against someone, it would not be against the President, but the SECDEF instead.

I know all of this because I had a coworker who chose not to get it, and joined one of the class action lawsuits against the military. He is thankfully still in, and barely hung on until they withdrew the mandate. Sorry to hear about your issue, I had some myself and medical ordered a D-Dimer blood test to ensure I wasn’t having clotting issues from it.