House Arrest - Ep. 14 - Kayla Pollock - Fighting for Accountability

00:00:00.000 we do um i basically a lot of it had

00:00:30.000 to do with the things I was hearing on TV. So there was a lot of fear just being screamed at

00:00:39.100 me by not just the TV, but also like, you know, like the WHO is on TV telling you that this is

00:00:47.680 like a deadly pandemic and, you know, people with immune disorders are gonna, you know,

00:00:52.940 die from COVID-19 more likely than other people. You know, I was hearing about that. And my dad

00:01:00.500 was dying in long-term care at the time. In order to go see him, I needed the shots. In order to go

00:01:06.180 to work, I needed the shots. So I received two Pfizer's and then a Moderna. I had no issues with

00:01:12.560 the first two scenes, which were the Pfizer's. And it wasn't until the Moderna shot the booster

00:01:18.940 that I began having problems.

00:01:26.540 Well, good evening, everybody, and welcome to House Arrest with Chris and Tamara.

00:01:31.960 I am quite sick tonight, as you can probably tell with my voice.

00:01:36.740 So, Chris, you're probably going to have to do all the talking.

00:01:38.980 Actually, even better, we'll leave it up to Kayla to do all the talking.

00:01:43.280 happy to invite and welcome Kayla Pollock to the show to talk to us about her vaccine injury a lot

00:01:53.260 of you will be familiar with her story for those of you that have followed it very closely it's

00:01:59.100 quite jaw-dropping Kayla received two Pfizer COVID-19 shots without incident and then after

00:02:07.980 her Moderna shot she woke up a few days later a partial quadriplegic meaning that she could

00:02:13.000 She only had partial movement of some of her limbs.

00:02:17.720 Then Kayla has sought help from medical professionals,

00:02:22.720 people all over the place, and she's just been ignored.

00:02:25.260 She's been criticized. 0.88

00:02:26.280 She's been laughed at.

00:02:28.060 She has received no supports really from the government.

00:02:30.940 The very institutions that are there to protect her and keep her safe

00:02:37.920 and make sure that she's left after have completely abandoned her

00:02:41.160 to the point where rather than providing Kayla with the resorts, sorry, the supports and the

00:02:47.400 resources that she needs, instead offered her MAID. So this is a wild, wild story.

00:02:55.220 We're going to bring Kayla on. We've got so much to talk about tonight from Kayla's personal story

00:03:00.520 to her lawsuit. She does have a lawsuit filed against Moderna. We're also going to dive into

00:03:05.580 the the so-called vaccine injury support program set up by the government so there's so much to

00:03:11.820 talk about uh so without further ado i would like to welcome kayla pollock to the show oh hang on

00:03:18.700 kayla that's your see such a noob hey guys thank you so much for having me on you're welcome it's

00:03:29.900 long overdue yeah i know we talk but it's not like this so yeah that's right going forward i think

00:03:38.060 i just want to let everybody know out there we're going to try and focus our attention one show per

00:03:41.980 month on someone who suffered some some adverse reactions and there is a lot of people across

00:03:48.940 this country that suffered adverse reactions from the you know what uh kayla's just one of them and

00:03:54.060 and a group of many unfortunately we're hearing more and more stories all the time of people that

00:03:59.340 suffered this and caleb like let's dive into it and tell us your story here what happened

00:04:05.420 um well like you said many many people have followed my story and or picked up bits and

00:04:11.100 pieces along the way i think there's a lot of different aspects to it so um i guess it really

00:04:18.540 starts off back in 2022 um my father my adoptive father was uh dying well he'd been suffering from

00:04:29.700 early onset frontal lobe dementia and uh he was in a long-term care facility and he was at the

00:04:38.680 end stages of his life and in order to go and visit my father we needed to have um our first

00:04:46.480 two COVID-19 shots um and um so I I did go and get them because uh there was I didn't know what

00:04:58.920 else to do I mean he's my dad um there's also the the point of I am also I was a type one diabetic

00:05:06.380 I still am a type one diabetic it was very well controlled I we used to work with exotic animals

00:05:12.880 for a living uh there's a lot of pictures of me out there with lions and monkeys and parrots

00:05:18.020 uh and then I switched to kindergarten children and uh you know what that I was working in my

00:05:25.660 son's school as an educational assistant uh a casual EA but I was working daily and I as someone

00:05:34.380 who's type 1 diabetic the news and places like the WHO the World Health Organization a place

00:05:41.240 that was science that I trusted as someone who understood medicine and who understood

00:05:48.380 what was going on with diabetes and the science behind that I believed and trusted that institution

00:05:56.180 in particular so it wasn't even just the government per se saying you know these things are safe and

00:06:01.980 effective it was more that this virus was going to basically attack people with type 1 or any type

00:06:10.440 diabetes or autoimmune conditions or secondary conditions and I was afraid that if I caught it

00:06:17.080 I would die because that's how bad it sounded and there was so much fear being thrown at me

00:06:26.660 everywhere I went so when I went into the long-term care facility there were lineups to get swabs

00:06:32.740 and you'd have to wait you know your 15 or 20 minutes to get your results back and then there

00:06:38.520 were uh at the school that we were wearing like basically hazmat suits and squirting the kids with

00:06:45.660 hand sanitizer i am so sorry to the kid that i squirted in the eye by accident um seriously like

00:06:52.740 they were so good about it but i mean these are little kids coming into kindergarten for their

00:06:57.520 first year and this is a terrible time we're going through i'm trying my best to take on more shifts

00:07:04.560 because we've got staff that don't want to come to school and i want to be there because i love my

00:07:10.800 job and um i'm trying to make funds and you know like anybody else and again i really love my job

00:07:19.680 so i've got multiple reasons sort of that went into it and i although i thought that um that it

00:07:28.000 it was a very quickly put together vaccine I guess I started to think that we were at a point

00:07:34.440 in medicine that it was possible perhaps that we had gotten that far that fast I didn't really

00:07:40.880 realize the sick twisted depth that I know now behind pharmaceutical companies and what goes on

00:07:49.340 I didn't know I was focused on I was a mother I was focused on parenting I was just you know I

00:07:56.580 was 35 years old i was focused on just my own life and parenting and being a good mom to my son and

00:08:05.620 having overcome a really really difficult childhood with a lot of abuse from my from my um

00:08:13.340 from my um biological parents like tremendous abuse so i had overcome so much that nothing

00:08:22.140 bad possibly could go more wrong that i hadn't already overcome so so i thought um yes you know

00:08:30.800 i and so i i thought i was doing the right thing i i really believed that and things that i was

00:08:38.980 hearing um i had a couple friends that were religious and didn't want to take it and i was

00:08:44.760 totally okay with that um i thought it was freedom of choice and that they were still my friends are

00:08:51.520 still my friends now it didn't really matter to me what what their choices were i was definitely

00:08:57.900 not someone calling the police on my neighbors for having you know christmas parties or anything

00:09:02.640 like that i just wanted to get out of the bubble it's like the small little bubble and the isolation

00:09:10.920 and the fear and that seemed to be the only ticket forward and so well it it i felt honestly looking

00:09:20.400 back the word that that fits is is there's no other word but coercion i was saying that now

00:09:26.640 and that's only hindsight that that's that's 2020 right because nobody told me that this could happen

00:09:33.200 um nobody told me that this could happen so i took two and the only reason i got the booster

00:09:42.800 was because it was b there was that new wave i think it was when the delta wave came out

00:09:48.240 this would have been i i became i became paralyzed uh february 22nd 2022 and when did

00:09:56.960 you guys actually like go to ottawa we arrived on the 29th of uh january we yeah so this was

00:10:06.720 right around like the same time i do remember watching all of that and i mean

00:10:14.640 i didn't really know what to think i thought people should have the right to choose so there

00:10:21.280 was nothing wrong with what what you were doing at all um because i'm against freedom of choice so

00:10:28.080 or sorry i'm for freedom of choice so i'm a great against being mandated so that's to me like looking

00:10:35.280 in from an outsider at the time that's all i thought you were there for um it was just to

00:10:40.400 prevent mandates and you know i i certainly didn't see anything terrible going on and i at that point

00:10:49.280 in time it it was you know it was all over the news and everything but i mean it kind of was too

00:10:56.720 late for me um in a way uh that the fear was there the coercion was there and i mean i guess i couldn't

00:11:08.080 explained to you the amount of fear I had that like I was going to die because I was going to

00:11:12.300 get it and I was diabetic um so I really believed that because they kept saying it I mean I must

00:11:20.600 have heard it a million times so long story shorter I uh because I have a lawsuit against

00:11:28.680 Moderna um I can't give specific timelines but very very quickly after my after I took it um

00:11:37.200 I had an episode twice where my legs gave out and when I say they gave out I don't mean like I

00:11:46.160 tripped or fell I mean it felt very similar to I had a c-section so I knew what it felt like to

00:11:56.960 will yourself to move and not be able to move because when you have a c-section all you want

00:12:03.020 to do is get to the nick to you to see your baby so you try to move as much as you can because they

00:12:08.240 say you're not gonna be seeing you can't go in there basically until you know you can sit up in

00:12:13.720 a wheelchair and you're like trying as best you can to make that stuff wear off and so I remember

00:12:20.280 it feeling similar and I called my doctor and he said well you're you're moving now and if we book

00:12:26.620 you into a neurologist it would be about a year or more so if it happens like after the second

00:12:34.100 occurrence if it we discussed it at length that he said if it happens again we're gonna have to

00:12:40.140 do something but I think you probably pulled something and that did seem like a logical

00:12:46.480 exclamation or sorry explanation um it was certainly possible I mean I was a very active

00:12:54.660 fit person and it was you know it was certainly possible I mean I wasn't sick or anything

00:13:01.380 and I certainly wasn't thinking about shots being around that time or like I wasn't thinking that

00:13:08.920 at all so I did think like at first that it might be neurological and we discussed it my doctor and

00:13:15.700 I openly discussed it and I found out later that my doctor didn't give one shot he didn't believe

00:13:23.380 in it so he didn't even give them out i was i was actually i got it from a community health clinic

00:13:29.700 where teachers and people that work with kids with autism could go to get it

00:13:34.980 so um i didn't even know that until after so we had discussed it and then um on february 22nd 2022

00:13:45.380 i woke up early to go to to get ready for work and it was way earlier than i should have been up

00:13:51.380 um I believe that my boyfriend possibly woke me up by accident when he got up and he went

00:13:58.620 downstairs and uh because I trained service dogs and guide dogs at the time um we had a great Dane

00:14:07.220 and I had just trained him to do a lot of commands that were unnecessary but he just did them so he

00:14:14.000 was in the room with me he always stayed in the room with me and I went to get up and I could not

00:14:19.760 move like at all no pain nothing i just couldn't move and immediately i went to yell and i realized

00:14:29.120 like i can't scream like i can't yell and and i my i instantly i'm the type of person who responds

00:14:38.400 better in crisis so i instantly didn't panic i thought okay what is the most important thing to

00:14:44.880 do so I got I told the dog to go downstairs and get like go get you know daddy kind of and so he

00:14:53.300 went down and then he would come back up he'd go down and he'd come back up and I'm thinking oh my

00:14:58.200 gosh if he goes to work I don't know what I'm gonna do so I was starting to panic uh that's

00:15:04.160 when I started to panic because the dog wasn't doing what I asked him to do but strangely enough

00:15:09.960 my boyfriend came up and said what's wrong with the dog because he was just going up and down

00:15:14.640 the stairs up and down the stairs up and down the stairs and that's when I said you need to call

00:15:18.820 911 I'm quadriplegic I knew like I couldn't move that's what quadriplegic means you're paralyzed

00:15:25.640 in all four limbs in some or all ways I couldn't move anything below the neck so I'm taken by

00:15:32.100 ambulance to the hospital the paramedics did a great job I get into the hospital I'm seen by a

00:15:38.400 doctor and the doctor uh takes the the brace off ask me some questions he does a couple of tests

00:15:46.800 one of which involves checking some reflexes i have a few reflexes okay now reflexes are

00:15:56.140 involuntary movements as we know so i had the involuntary reflexes a few of them but i couldn't

00:16:04.600 make myself move. So he says, well, I think this is all in your head and that we're going to get

00:16:13.740 a site console. And I, and at first I'm thinking, well, that's wonderful because if this is all in

00:16:19.020 my head, it will go away. And deep down inside, I'm like, that's a crock. That's not, that's not

00:16:25.080 what this is, but I'm, I'm wanting to believe him more than anything in my life. I'm wanting to

00:16:30.560 believe that he's right so I'm like is it kind of like a false pregnancy and he's like yeah something

00:16:35.660 like that well I'm sitting in the hallway for a couple hours and suddenly I had no pain before

00:16:43.900 that I had not fallen I had not fallen out of bed I had not been injured I had nothing had happened

00:16:49.140 they asked me my medical you know history did you drink did you use drugs anything different I told

00:16:56.860 them that I had just had my shot and that was the only thing I could think of that that was

00:17:01.700 anything that could have possibly been going on is that it could could it be that could I have

00:17:07.740 Guillain-Barre syndrome and I think that's maybe what sets this whole thing with the doctor off

00:17:14.600 so he all of a sudden I'm in this immense amount of pain and I do start like I remember thinking

00:17:22.740 in my head, I just remember trying to scream as loud as the pain. And I've never had that

00:17:28.860 experience in my life. I don't know how to describe it. And I remember nurses in the hallway

00:17:35.540 because I was that psych patient telling me to shut the F up or things like that. And then I

00:17:40.880 remember all of a sudden that one of the nurses was putting an IV on the pole. And I said, what

00:17:47.400 is it? And she's giving me morphine. And I was happy to take the morphine because I was in a lot

00:17:52.000 of pain but that's when it clicks they don't give psych patients morphine you don't give a psych

00:17:58.400 patient that says they're in pain screaming morphine you would give them sedatives or some

00:18:03.920 type of like mental health drugs not morphine um so they checked me for covid of course and they

00:18:13.720 checked me for drugs and alcohol they did some blood counts and then i'm waiting there and finally

00:18:20.900 a doctor comes and he says to me uh he says i don't think this is in your head i have a friend

00:18:28.760 at home who's a radiologist if you agree with me i can get you into the mri right away and he agreed

00:18:35.400 that he's at home and he'll read your reports right away but we got to go now and i'm like yes

00:18:39.460 let's go and so after i come out of the mris that are with and without contrast it turns out that

00:18:48.060 i have a massive lesion going from the middle of my spine all the way up into my c4 vertebrae in

00:18:57.220 my neck um so like right now you'll see that i'm kind of shaking that's actually in that's called

00:19:03.560 a spasm sorry um so i have this uh this um sorry when that happens it's just okay

00:19:15.560 so i have this this big huge lesion in my spine and then they do a head arm ri later and they

00:19:24.120 find it it's still moving up so then they give me these like then it's in my c2 and it's like

00:19:29.680 millimeters from my breathing cord or breathing um I find out so I'm I don't know what's going

00:19:35.740 on there finally they come in and they're like you have transverse myelitis and I'm like okay

00:19:40.540 how did I get this what is this and what's like what's going on and and I'm like what is this

00:19:48.440 from so they're like well we have to rule out everything finally um my boyfriend's allowed in

00:19:55.140 because he says he's my husband all of a sudden because they won't let him in and they so he's

00:20:01.340 like i'm her husband um and they finally let him in and i said hit the record button with my finger

00:20:09.060 on it because there's something going on and i need to we need to record everything because they

00:20:15.920 are there's something about the vaccine in there in here that they're talking about i keep hearing

00:20:21.980 them use the word. And I want to know everything and I and I'm not like with it enough to know

00:20:28.880 what's going on. So I had him hit record. And when the neurologist came in, we had done

00:20:36.880 already ruled out things like MS or infection or everything except for a spinal tumor had

00:20:47.920 been ruled out. All other cancer had been ruled out. And so in the audio recording that's posted

00:20:53.800 online, you'll hear him say, I think it's less likely that it's a tumor. And if I'm going with

00:20:59.780 my gut here, it's going to be caused by the vaccine. That's what I believe it's caused by.

00:21:05.440 I said, so I baited him and said, have you seen this before? This type of thing before? And he

00:21:11.700 says yes many many times so i already knew because i had overheard what they were saying

00:21:18.100 but i was able to actually sort of get it on recording because i knew that nobody was going

00:21:24.920 to believe this and so it is documented in my medical files that that's what it's caused by

00:21:30.920 and it is a known it is a known reaction to um any type of of shot that you that you can have

00:21:40.520 uh it's become more prevalent since this shot but it is it is a known reaction it used to be

00:21:47.120 one in a million so it's like you're more likely to get by lightning i believe but not not anymore

00:21:54.480 you know what's what's so incredible even about that i mean your whole story is incredible kayla

00:22:01.260 but what's incredible about that is that you're saying that in february of 2022 this doctor is

00:22:07.460 already telling you that he's seen that he's seen numerous cases like it's on the same thing

00:22:14.480 i mean it's now at the time i didn't know that he was talking about neurology like he's a

00:22:21.840 neurologist and now of course now we're seeing five years later we're seeing a ton of neurology

00:22:28.240 right but at the time and we're seeing so many neuro issues but at the time i mean he wasn't

00:22:35.120 specifically talking transverse myelitis necessarily he was talking neurological or

00:22:41.560 things like this um guion bray is a very you know it's a it's an it affects your autoimmune system so

00:22:47.880 basically what happens is it goes in and instead of instead of your body seeing it as a good thing

00:22:53.960 it attacks it and it attacks itself so it is specifically should never have been given to

00:23:01.400 people with autoimmune conditions specifically but even if you didn't have it but that that was

00:23:08.440 clearly seems to have been you know a bit more of a risk factor I think but regardless uh I was told

00:23:16.360 that uh you know I should be getting there was a one in three chance that I'd get better so I'd

00:23:22.760 either get a bit better get fully better or be completely um disabled for the rest of my life

00:23:31.400 and i'm like well i am strong i'm they don't know me they don't know what i'm made through so i'm

00:23:36.520 i'm gonna walk again i'm gonna fight i don't care what they say and because i said i'm not gonna

00:23:41.620 live like this like everybody had to feed me you got to think about it i'm a 35 year old mother who

00:23:47.820 won't see your son at this point in time because I will not let him see me like this. I'm being fed

00:23:53.440 by other people. My mom had gone to the Dominican because my dad had just passed away. So she'd

00:24:03.180 gone to the Dominican to try and grieve the loss of her husband of 50 years. She ends up in the

00:24:09.700 Dominican with COVID, they say. So she's stranded on a cruise ship and can't even come to the

00:24:15.760 hospital and I've got my boyfriend feeding me literally and I can't I have no control over my

00:24:24.980 bladder no control over my bladder or my bowels I can only even after the steroids they gave me

00:24:32.340 I could only start to move my arms so even this is four years later and I am still quadriplegic

00:24:40.320 so I can move my arms but there's parts of them and parts of my hands that are still completely

00:24:45.700 paralyzed quadriplegic just means you are fully or partially paralyzed in all four limbs from the

00:24:51.780 chest down i've got nothing i have no movement so that means nothing works so people don't think

00:24:59.360 they think you just lose your legs that you just lose your ability to walk no no you don't just

00:25:04.700 lose your ability to walk okay you lose your ability to pee so now you've got catheters now

00:25:10.540 you've got urinary tract infections that could literally kill you on top of type 1 diabetes

00:25:15.480 which is a huge issue with people with catheters you can't you can't make a bowel movement by

00:25:23.360 yourself okay so now you've got nurses coming in to do that for you you can't um dress yourself

00:25:31.780 you can't bathe yourself okay you can't get in and out of bed when you want and if you sit too

00:25:39.160 long or lay too long in one spot you get pressure sores and then they break open and that kills

00:25:47.360 people like this too you can't breathe properly because your chest muscles are paralyzed

00:25:52.960 now i'm lucky that my breathing has been not as affected as the lower part of my body

00:26:00.860 but i also have spasms so you you actually saw a bit of one where that's actually my leg shaking

00:26:07.340 uncontrollably it'll look like i'm having a seizure so it's really embarrassing in public

00:26:13.020 um you know and i have at the time i have my son is seven at the time and so i just remember i sat

00:26:20.780 him down and i said you know buddy mom is is gonna have to you know pee in this bag and mom might 0.90

00:26:29.100 even have to wear diapers for the rest of her life or something and he said to me mom i used to wear

00:26:35.260 diapers and i used to pee in my diaper even and you still loved me so what does it matter

00:26:41.740 and i just remember thinking wow like he's gonna love me and there's a reason to to keep fighting

00:26:50.060 and i remember you know then we had we you know we had gone through a lot i was trying he was i was

00:26:59.260 was in uh rehab and at lyndhurst in um toronto and it's like the spinal cord rehab center that

00:27:07.440 we all go to and um i'm there and unfortunately they have a number that they come up with in the

00:27:17.700 computer they type it in and it tells you exactly how many days you're going to be allowed to stay

00:27:22.720 and whether or not you're going to get better or worse based on a set of numbers that they put

00:27:27.340 into the computer so i was told you're not going to get any better you're not going to be able to

00:27:33.900 do a b and c and so you're going to be out by this state and you need to have this this this this this

00:27:43.240 this this and this at home or you're going to have to go live in long-term care and when i say like

00:27:49.080 this this it's like a hoyer lift a transfer board a wheelchair these things like three thousand

00:27:55.380 dollar lawyer life never used it once in my life okay shower bench it's like i think it was a four

00:28:02.500 thousand dollar shower chair it's a piece of plastic with wheels on it and a hole it's not

00:28:09.220 like you know this is stuff that this is craziness and there are people sitting there that are

00:28:15.780 literally losing their houses because they have to buy a 35 000 wheelchair and they're and this is

00:28:22.900 what i'm seeing at the but i'm young and a lot of the people in there have had strokes or have had

00:28:29.460 back surgeries and i'm quite young and what i'm seeing is a lot of young males if they're young

00:28:35.700 they're males and they're doing amazing they're in their wheelchairs and they're popping wheelies

00:28:41.140 and looking like they're doing the sports olympics because young men tend to bounce back better than

00:28:47.140 you know a middle-aged female so I was surrounded by people that that weren't like me but there were

00:28:55.860 other people that were injured by the same thing and I found that shocking that I was in this place

00:29:04.200 that there's not thousands of people there's I mean you could look up how many people linters

00:29:08.640 hold but it's not that many and there were like four other people in there that had that were

00:29:13.700 there for this and so i found that really odd um and you know i i then came home and thought

00:29:25.120 everything was going to be okay and thought that home care was arranged they said and these people

00:29:32.180 are going to show up and they're going to help you with this and they're going to help you with that

00:29:35.600 well three days and nobody shows up at all so you're just left in your bed not able to move

00:29:47.560 so what I'm gonna say here for all the skeptics out there give me the benefit of the doubt and

00:29:54.660 pretend that you think I'm telling the truth if you don't and go duct tape yourself get someone

00:30:00.260 duct tape you to the bed and see how long you can stay there before you freak out

00:30:05.160 or go duct tape yourself to a chair and stay how long you can stay there before you start to panic

00:30:12.620 and freak out and then like pee your pants or poop your pants or get really really sore and see how

00:30:20.500 long you can stay there or don't have just don't have anyone move you and see how bad your bones

00:30:25.560 hurts it hurts I can still feel everything in my body it really really hurts it's very painful

00:30:32.160 especially at night I'll wake up and I'll think I'll have dreams that I've been hit like by a bus

00:30:38.420 or a semi-truck or something because it feels like I've been in a car accident and my legs are

00:30:43.640 all mangled and I just can't move them from under me there's a lot of like post-traumatic I wake up

00:30:50.000 every morning and I have to relive that morning of waking up and not knowing how I'm going to deal

00:30:55.440 with it so i was having grandpa's day every day it's yeah it is yeah i just want to i just want

00:31:02.320 to uh jump in for a second here kayla because um the the the uh video at the beginning was actually

00:31:11.440 the video that was shot when i first met you for the first time and i came down uh with the

00:31:16.960 canadian independent john from wiretap um from veterans for freedom yeah we came to bradford

00:31:23.600 to meet you and i mean i i was absolutely shocked that you did not have a private nurse 24 7. i i

00:31:34.000 was i was shut because you need one you know like you said you you came home from the hospital you

00:31:39.280 needed help feeding yourself to help to have a bowel movement you needed somebody to roll you

00:31:44.640 over you know all of these things and and just just again you know to go back to just being

00:31:50.880 completely abandoned you know by the very institutions that told you that this was the

00:31:55.600 right thing to do well and they just tell us they didn't just tell us it was the right thing to do

00:32:02.820 they also told us that god forbid there was going to be anything that went wrong that they were

00:32:09.500 going to be there to support us so this is where you know i'm at home i'm going through absolute

00:32:18.080 hell. Like I am so abandoned, so alone. Um, it's, it's so difficult. I can't get the support in the

00:32:26.940 community that I need at the time. And so I go back to the hospital and say, I need help because

00:32:34.000 my supports aren't showing up. I don't know what to do. Um, I, I don't have my, like my mother is,

00:32:43.200 you know, in her seventies and can't take care of me. And she just took care of my dad who just

00:32:49.500 passed away. She's been a caregiver and there's nobody to take care of me. I don't know what to

00:32:55.300 do. And they said that they would get, they had a social worker come in and I'm thinking, oh God,

00:33:01.580 they're going to give me counseling. How's that going to help? Well, they didn't give me therapy

00:33:05.420 or counseling. They, what they did is they sat down and they talked to me about medical assistance

00:33:11.540 and dying unbelievable they started talking to me about medical assistance and dying and you know

00:33:19.140 what i did i thought it was a good idea because that was my only option because they were telling

00:33:27.020 me that the care that i need is only available in long-term care and the wait list to get into

00:33:33.460 long-term care are years long and they're only crisis beds and if you get a crisis bed thanks

00:33:40.500 to mr doug ford in ontario you're going to be moved anywhere in the province of ontario

00:33:46.580 and basically you'll you know how is my seven-year-old son going to drive to see me

00:33:51.800 you know and and and how am i going to see him i mean think about it if you know ontario i mean

00:33:59.520 gosh between the two of you i think you know all like every inch of canada um if you know ontario

00:34:05.460 Like if I'm in Bradford at the time and I get moved to London even or Ottawa, how is he going to come see me just to spend an afternoon with me?

00:34:19.600 Because he can't stay overnight with me.

00:34:21.340 How am I going to have a relationship with my seven-year-old son?

00:34:24.380 and I just thought you know if he's seven and I pass away then he won't have those memories really

00:34:32.940 of his mom as much because that's the development age he's at so I thought that maid was the best 0.93

00:34:38.400 option because that's really the only option that I had so I started to fill out the paperwork and I 0.79

00:34:44.780 emailed the person that they gave me the link like the the email of her name was Barbara and I started

00:34:51.400 to email her back and forth about the process and then when I found out that I would have to say

00:34:58.660 goodbye to my son in 90 days it all became very real to me and I was like there's no way I can do

00:35:04.280 this and that's when that's when like the crap hit the fan for me I was there there was a moment

00:35:15.660 where they there was a moment where I said I just kind of remember being in bed one night and

00:35:23.820 looking up and thinking why did this happen to me and I didn't hear a voice I didn't hear but I knew

00:35:31.140 I knew that I didn't lose my voice I didn't lose my ability to speak and there was a lot going on

00:35:38.720 here that needed to be spoken about and that my purpose left was not only to raise my son

00:35:45.120 but also to speak out my truth and that is whatever interpretation you want to make for yourself

00:35:53.560 of my story you're free to make i have my thoughts my views my opinions and i have my facts

00:36:01.160 but i'm not asking anyone to believe a certain narrative or to think the way i do i just have

00:36:08.060 a story to tell and i think it's important that people see all the different sides and that they

00:36:14.480 also know that they're not alone like your incredible story go ahead chris we're just

00:36:21.280 looking through the comment section here and the amount of people that are speaking about their

00:36:24.320 personal experiences too or family members that aren't here anymore is unbelievable when you're

00:36:28.480 trying to scroll through this i there is a a pandemic right now of this in this country right

00:36:34.000 now kayla and we need to keep this voice going well that's what i felt like this was i and and

00:36:40.960 And I remember thinking, I had this sort of vision of if I go forward with my story, then

00:36:50.220 this is going to get really big, really fast.

00:36:53.300 And do I want that?

00:36:55.540 Do I really, can I handle that?

00:36:57.440 Because I've already got enough on my plate.

00:36:59.160 Can I handle that?

00:37:00.700 And I mean, you know, I know that you guys didn't predict how big your names would get,

00:37:07.380 but I sort of after what happened with you guys and after how that all went down I sort of did

00:37:16.840 have that forethought of thinking this story is is big and so I actually sat my boyfriend and my

00:37:27.180 son down and said if mommy tells her story and it goes really big what if mommy gets it's like

00:37:34.960 when you're a singer i said to my son because he was eight at the time and i said it's like if

00:37:41.760 you're taylor swift a lot of people are gonna really really love you but then there's gonna

00:37:45.520 be a whole bunch of people that really really hate you and they're gonna all tell you about it online

00:37:50.560 and i don't know how mommy would handle that i don't know how it would handle all the negative

00:37:55.040 comments and so i didn't know what to do and he said well mom what if there's somebody out there

00:38:03.760 And they have a story that's the same as yours.

00:38:06.440 And they're afraid that if they, that they're alone.

00:38:09.260 And if you tell your story, then they don't feel alone anymore.

00:38:12.120 And I'm like, you know what, what other choice do I, like, it, it feels like a responsibility.

00:38:19.060 And it feels like a responsibility as a parent too, to say, don't be afraid to tell the truth

00:38:25.440 when it, when, even when it's something that other people not, might not like or want to

00:38:30.660 here because they can take it or leave it i'm not trying to preach the gospel of do this don't do

00:38:38.320 this believe this don't believe that that's not that's not what the purpose is i just want him to

00:38:45.020 know that you can stand up for what you believe in and or what what's happened to you or what

00:38:52.380 what's gone wrong and and that there are things you can do to help make it right for other people

00:38:59.440 too and so part of that was when we did connect um and john did that story and then you and i

00:39:08.560 connected tamara with chris um you guys had come to my house that's when i was living in bradford

00:39:14.460 at the time and you guys came down and and surprised me with that because i i just asked uh

00:39:20.660 i just asked um andrew to get me an autograph copy your book but you hand delivered it that's

00:39:26.080 right yeah that's right i brought it but uh i got one but i i just asked for that i was all i was

00:39:32.080 like oh just i've read her book but but just give me just get her to give me an autograph copy if

00:39:36.640 you ever see her and then they brought you down or you i don't know what you guys are doing around

00:39:41.040 the area but who knows at the time but you got it was a it was a big crew view at the time yeah

00:39:46.640 so it was yeah yeah you there was a lot of a lot of us that day um and but i didn't really realize

00:39:53.760 that it would go much further at the time um i i thought that that was kind of like hey nice to

00:40:00.720 meet you like that's really cool and like like we're all gonna go our separate ways and move on

00:40:05.760 and clearly none of us have have been able to do that in our lives and the next thing you know um

00:40:13.200 i've got you know omar um who's saying you know that i can file this 45 million dollar lawsuit

00:40:21.680 against Moderna because he's he what lawyer is going to take on this case if it's not a slam

00:40:28.360 dunk and he doesn't already know what what's there he's seen my paperwork he's seen my medical files

00:40:34.340 they're posted online for people that are skeptics if they don't believe them they don't believe them

00:40:39.640 I really don't care anymore um honestly I'm not here to convince you that it happened or it didn't

00:40:45.160 I'm just here to say this can happen.

00:40:48.060 And also, I think the other purpose is also, you know, even for someone, you know, Tamara, for instance, you look really vibrant and healthy.

00:40:57.440 And, you know, you're having a look, you know, you're you're doing well and you could trip over your shoelaces and be sitting in my seat.

00:41:05.600 Anybody can anybody watching this second in a split second.

00:41:11.020 And so I believe that we were in Canada and that we had like first class healthcare, first class, like world, like world best.

00:41:20.520 That was your first mistake.

00:41:22.100 Yeah.

00:41:22.580 Yeah.

00:41:23.300 Oh, yeah.

00:41:24.380 I believed that we, I believed the Canadian dream, so to speak, that we had very, and we do compare to a third world country.

00:41:34.560 I get that. 0.97

00:41:35.140 I am not trying to say that I have nothing, that we have nothing.

00:41:39.700 That is not the message that I want to send. The message I do want to send is that it is unfair for the government to advertise that we have free, wonderful, amazing, covered for everything health care and bring all sorts of people into the country that believe this.

00:42:03.460 and why wouldn't they want to come here if we're if it's so great who cares about winter if you've

00:42:09.740 got all these great things that Canada has to offer and they opened the floodgates and said 0.99

00:42:16.580 everybody come in and take our world-class free health care and then you know people immigrated

00:42:23.020 here on and I don't blame them I would have too and then all of a sudden oh guess what we don't 0.99

00:42:30.260 have any health care basically we you know if you want health care you have to wait in line or die

00:42:35.800 trying and and we know so many people will well i'm sure the comments will start coming up about

00:42:41.780 how many people have lost relatives just waiting in the hospitals just just a few weeks ago winnipeg

00:42:47.960 was the two females died in the er waiting room that's just a very common story and and i mean

00:42:57.260 for me to go into a special i i say it's almost five years later i don't have a neurologist

00:43:04.620 i've never once seen a neurologist again after that occurrence in the hospital sorry

00:43:11.500 it'll be four years sorry well not not once have i seen him i have no idea what's going on in my

00:43:17.980 body anymore no idea what are your thoughts when you hear the news as of a couple days ago when

00:43:23.580 when health canada is sealing the records on vaccine injuries for doesn't surprise me at all

00:43:28.220 it shouldn't surprise anybody i mean it's it's not at all it is angering of course it is um but

00:43:37.020 they're of course they're stealing it there's there's things in there that they do not want

00:43:41.860 people to see 100 100 they already know we're catching on um my message other people's messages

00:43:50.440 they're being heard and the part the problem is that they're being heard to the point where

00:43:56.620 people are waking up and they don't want them to see them so it's not that I don't want to

00:44:03.420 use the term sealed I posted sealed but it might as well be sealed because it's so difficult to

00:44:09.580 obtain that the knowledge and they're they're blaming it on the amount of of documentation

00:44:16.860 Well, guess what? We're in the age of the internet. If it's a million pages, then let some brainiac who wants to sit there and read a million pages, give them the opportunity to, well, if I want it, not only that, not only that, but what kind of a company then employs people that are, that can't do their job? Cause I read, that's how I read the same thing.

00:44:40.740 about this yet so exactly yeah we haven't even got there but i mean so so we're going to say

00:44:47.460 oh we're just going to steal these documents because oh my it's too much work i mean then

00:44:53.220 fire them and find people that can go and actually do their job well this is so frustrating about it

00:44:59.460 the problem is that what happened is um people like so for instance i applied to the vaccine

00:45:05.940 injury uh support program and I use that word very loosely I could call it all sorts of other

00:45:12.900 things um and that was four years ago first they said they lost my application so I submitted again

00:45:20.340 I made sure that I had the I made sure that I did it in um what do you call a curry by courier

00:45:26.740 all of that I made copies there was no way they could say they lost it I'm thinking it would take

00:45:31.780 no time at all because it's a slam dunk thing they said it happened here's the radical records

00:45:37.880 proving it here's all the tests done well four years later my medical records haven't even been

00:45:44.200 all obtained yet they're all at one hospital on one two days over two days and they're all there

00:45:51.520 like they're all all my tests were done within those two days the diagnosis was made so there's

00:45:58.120 no way that they don't have them they and then we find out so i was one of the people that were

00:46:05.200 you know going to global news and saying that they there were shady stuff going on

00:46:12.820 like majorly shady stuff and i really felt like nobody was listening until finally i get a reply

00:46:20.960 back and they said we want to hear and we have more we have more information we have insider

00:46:28.020 information is that where you want to play your clip well that is a nice uh segue into this clip

00:46:35.240 um that you did with global news like you were just saying i've got a couple clips i want to

00:46:40.580 play this one's about three minutes long it's a little bit longer than the other one but um this

00:46:44.400 Yeah, I got a longer segment, I think.

00:46:48.400 Yeah, this is just the...

00:46:52.400 So I'll play this now. Or try to, anyway.

00:46:56.400 If I look this morning, it still says I'm in the application phase. 0.74

00:47:00.400 Kayla Pollack has been waiting three years for her case to be assessed

00:47:04.400 by the Vaccine Injury Support Program.

00:47:08.400 I haven't gotten even a message back saying we're looking at your file.

00:47:12.400 at your file she is one of more than 1700 injured people who are still in the queue i don't think

00:47:19.840 they've even read my claim kayla has a condition called transverse myelitis spinal cord disorder

00:47:26.640 which has been documented after covid vaccination i can't move my hand it was only days after her

00:47:32.800 third shot the symptoms started the searing pain followed a few weeks later from about here down

00:47:42.080 nothing moves and nothing works the vaccine injury support program or this is run by a private

00:47:48.800 company called oxaro it bid on the lucrative government contract promising speedy response

00:47:55.600 times but sales to the injured say due to an unexpectedly high volume of claims this will

00:48:03.200 respond quarterly the forecast for that volume of claims was flawed from the start the public

00:48:10.720 health agency of canada which oversees the program estimated an average of 40 claims a year

00:48:16.640 with the potential for more in the first few years that estimate was bumped up to 400 valid

00:48:22.320 claims a year in the contract with oxaro but it was still off today more than a thousand people

00:48:30.880 have applied in less than four years only 219 have been approved i absolutely believe that the

00:48:38.480 program is a sham jasmine daya is a personal injury lawyer whose clients are battling the

00:48:44.000 program these people have not in some cases had an income for years and they're still waiting on

00:48:50.000 a decision former oxara workers say the infrastructure in place was not equipped

00:48:56.320 to handle the volume and the company was building the program as they that's better in the absence

00:49:04.080 of any help from this kayla relies on donations and disability support from the ontario government

00:49:10.000 and she had to give primary custody of her son to his dad with whom she used to share parenting

00:49:15.600 i lost my job my son my health i lost everything and i'm the one paying for all that in kayla's

00:49:25.200 dreams she still walks and then she wakes up to a fight that never ends it's been hell it's been

00:49:32.960 a nightmare. In an emailed response, Oxaro says it has adapted the program, its processes,

00:49:39.840 face the challenges of receiving substantially more applications than originally planned.

00:49:46.160 It says its timelines also depend on the nature and complexity of a claim and it's working with

00:49:51.360 the Public Health Agency of Canada so that everyone is treated fairly. Carolyn Jarvis.

00:49:56.480 i love how it says it depends on the complexity of the claim i guess it wasn't complex enough

00:50:05.160 for them look i'm so i mean i'll i'm hard on legacy media but i'm surprised that global

00:50:11.000 actually did a story like that well both of them are gone now it's a different company yeah good

00:50:16.320 for them yep they did yeah they are hang on i'm just gonna bring this other clip up here that

00:50:21.180 shows yeah the one about the drinking and the big ping pong yeah yeah let's see what was going over

00:50:27.500 let's see what was going on over there at ox arrow if anyone wants a better job

00:50:32.400 yep you should check this out you guys this is where your tax dollars were going when you thought

00:50:39.980 they were going to help people like kayla and carrie and kevin and steve and ashley and all

00:50:45.700 these people that you care about they thought they were getting the same treatment check this video

00:50:49.260 out from kayla's twitter page x page work i felt like i was there to kind of hang out and socialize

00:50:55.980 this former employee whose identity we've agreed to protect for fear of repercussions

00:51:00.700 says working at the vaccine injury support program felt like high school there was definitely no

00:51:06.700 shortage of phones to youtube the slushy machine was cool payphone was definitely a regular thing

00:51:14.060 the federal government hired a company called fox sorrow to run the program and paid them

00:51:18.860 50.6 million dollars million spoke with more than a dozen current and former officer employees

00:51:25.980 whose comments included working there was a joke with drinking friday an experienced

00:51:32.220 underpaid staff who worked properly trained i don't think anyone actually understood the severity

00:51:37.500 or the relevance of the process being contracted to the firm the vaccine injury support program or

00:51:43.820 this was created to provide financial support to people who are seriously and permanently injured

00:51:49.180 by vaccines so one interesting thing about ox arrow because i started looking into them right

00:51:57.100 away because i thought that yeah something didn't sit right with me i mean you and i've talked about

00:52:02.700 you and i've talked a few times about oxero um kay lennox which are exchanged information

00:52:09.580 so the interesting thing about oxero is that they are actually a digital marketing services

00:52:16.240 and technology company what the hell are they getting it this is i've said this from the start

00:52:21.940 this is arrive scam 2.0 these guys are a digital marketing services and technology company um so

00:52:30.280 you know what the new numbers are too no 111 million dollars has actually gone into that pot

00:52:38.080 now wow where's the accountability in our elected officials right now tossing their tax dollars

00:52:43.280 around like paper money in a monopoly game this is disgusting in this country well how well how do

00:52:50.700 you spend 50 million dollars on administration were they paying for the alcohol on drinking

00:52:56.080 fridays yeah yeah exactly right like they paid for the slushing machine and the ping pong were

00:53:01.880 they paying for the alcohol too like how do you spend 50 million dollars how much were these

00:53:06.440 people getting paid well i know a lot of the vaccine injured try to apply it for jobs there

00:53:11.060 but they wouldn't they wouldn't respond to us because you know we all thought that would be a

00:53:16.560 great job well and the interesting thing was they don't have it on here that i can see it anymore

00:53:22.960 but when i looked this up oh man this is well over a year year and a half ago oh yeah there's

00:53:27.860 on their page they were saying that they had um tons and tons of doctors available at like if you

00:53:37.900 read their web page it would seem like if you just phoned them up with an injury that they would get

00:53:41.920 you in and get them processed because they certainly had all these resources um at their

00:53:47.760 fingertips however as i was looking into oxero i'm talking to people like carrie sakamoto and

00:53:54.560 kayla paulick and others who have tried to access help from this program who are telling me that

00:54:00.800 they're not getting any help i think carrie sakamoto went through like nine case workers

00:54:06.240 and how many did you have quite a few too didn't you i'm on number 11 and i haven't got paid a

00:54:10.480 penny like nothing not even close i'm not even close so where's the money going where is all

00:54:15.920 this tax i i looked into it as of today there's 111 million dollars that's been given by the

00:54:22.560 government to that program they spend approximately this is these are they don't know this is what it

00:54:28.400 says approximately 55 million dollars was spent on admin for only 266 people to be paid out

00:54:37.200 they're saying they paid um 17 million okay there were over 3 000 applications they can't count them

00:54:46.320 them anymore because they're in a queue okay so you you can't they could they stop counting now

00:54:51.820 the government will be taking over the program on april 1st which like i said is very fitting

00:54:57.620 because the fools are going to take over on fool's day and it's going to just be a collapse of the

00:55:04.040 infrastructure they're going to have to start building it as they go just as they did the

00:55:08.720 first time so what happens to people like me who were already in queue for four years

00:55:13.040 we just get start we're starting at the bottom of the world trade centers blowing up this

00:55:19.360 the story in global news came out seven months ago i know at least seven months ago so so what

00:55:26.360 you're saying is it's going to take them almost a full year to remove this program from oxaro who

00:55:33.560 is clearly arrived scam 2.0 and they just put more money into them they gave them more money

00:55:40.800 in that year and there's nobody else that's been paid out according to them wouldn't you think

00:55:45.740 that'd be the first thing they'd advertise like caleb pollack got paid out today wouldn't that

00:55:51.200 be the first thing of course yeah i mean right so i mean there's there's so there's dealing with the

00:55:57.980 vaccine injury compensation or support program i call it compensation even though that's not what

00:56:04.700 it's called um and then there's dealing with um so and then there was dealing with the actual

00:56:11.620 drug manufacturer which is where i i went after moderna because they they knew that this had

00:56:19.800 neurological issues and testing and so i i have north america's um first and only lawsuit against

00:56:29.120 Moderna people say that's not possible we live in Canada they have immunity they don't have

00:56:34.900 immunity what they did unfortunately here goes our taxpayer story again what they did is they 0.85

00:56:41.400 made it so that you can sue the vaccine company however when you win your lawsuit so let's just

00:56:49.040 say I win my 45 million dollars it's a trial by jury in my hometown of Newmarket with six jerks

00:56:55.800 when i win my lawsuit the 45 million dollars will be paid by moderna but guess who pays back

00:57:02.800 moderna the government and guess who pays the government we do yeah wow wow so not only are

00:57:11.020 your is your money going to go into the vaccine injury compensation program but anybody that

00:57:16.720 sues a drug manufacturer and can actually find a lawyer to do that you're the tax dollars are

00:57:23.020 going to be going into that as well so you just think look at the money they spent on your trial

00:57:28.700 alone that could have taken care of all the people you just listed that's right yeah we know that

00:57:35.800 yes we know that our trial is done i know i'm just saying the one you just went through

00:57:43.420 could you imagine no like it could have gone to helping people instead we're i mean our prime

00:57:50.740 minister is not even in the country most of the time and then and then what and then along with

00:57:56.600 that we've got all these injured people our health care system is overburdened like crazy

00:58:01.920 and then to add to that they're offering people like me medical assistance and dying and people

00:58:07.860 say no they don't offer you medical assistance dying you have to ask for it so then i bring up

00:58:14.640 cases such as a veteran um a quebec veteran who live who is a five-time paralympic medalist

00:58:23.600 a member of the who played who was in the invictus games she's in the posters for the paralympics

00:58:30.720 she needed a wheelchair remember she's a veteran who fought for our country

00:58:35.680 which she needed a wheelchair ramp she gets a letter telling her that she should consider

00:58:41.600 maid if she's having those type of grievous problems and Justin Trudeau says to that quote

00:58:48.180 and unquote it's unacceptable that's what he said then a maid pamphlet as we remember there's a 1.00

00:58:55.080 pamphlet that comes out for medical assistance in dying when I saw it I totally believed honestly

00:59:02.340 that it was fake because it says and I'm going to read word for word the line that stood out to me

00:59:10.140 the most it says one in ten people will wait over four months for counseling the waiting period for

00:59:20.300 maid is only three months so instead of waiting one more month for counseling you should kill

00:59:26.620 yourself in canada that's what it says unfortunately that is how our system works now it is easier to

00:59:34.080 remove the problem than it is to deal with it and that's exactly absolutely and i'm too expensive

00:59:38.680 that's all it is it costs too much they can't afford me they can't afford to take care of the

00:59:45.020 people that are injured they can't afford to take care of people that are sick and they've advertised

00:59:50.080 that they can and we don't have the option of i can't just fly somewhere and go get care not i

00:59:58.740 can't even afford my own care so something as simple as getting out of bed in the morning

01:00:05.340 people don't show up it's 38 and 50 cents an hour i need at least two hours a day how do you come up

01:00:13.380 with that extra money in a day if you can't work if you can't work right so you end up having to

01:00:19.760 beg people on the internet that's not how i wanted to live my life that's not how i mean and then you

01:00:27.680 know people have the nerve to say that we're faking or all that i mean you guys have heard

01:00:32.540 it to you're just grifters and all this grifters you know what a grifter was until this all started

01:00:38.420 i'd never heard the term before i had never even heard it i didn't know what it meant i'll have to

01:00:44.040 give you a little advice kayla when it comes to internet i'm kind of a little bit of a professional

01:00:48.120 when it comes to the trolling on here you have to ignore what they say online you can't look at it

01:00:53.600 if you choose to look at it you can never let it get to them you always keep a straight face and you

01:00:58.960 uh and never defend yourself that's the other thing that people stupid you never defend yourself

01:01:04.880 against a baseless accusation because you're feeding that narrative then so you ignore them 0.61

01:01:09.680 mock them and you make fun of them my son actually came to me back a while ago and he said you know

01:01:14.000 what dad i don't watch tiktok anymore because i can't stand the comments on your page i said

01:01:18.080 don't look at them buddy watch your videos and then move on with the day but don't look at the

01:01:21.920 comments and and he does know so that's good well and i had to worry about that for my son because

01:01:27.600 he's 11 now right and he knows all of this is going on yeah you know and and i remember him

01:01:34.320 like you know being a little kid and saying to me um mom do we have um because we had to put

01:01:41.280 our dog down her his dad and i like i had the dog for half the dog's life and then his dad had the

01:01:47.280 dog for half the dog's life so it was always in my son's life and we had to put our dog to sleep

01:01:52.800 So we did it as a family, like his wife and I and, and the dog all went and Mason was

01:01:58.660 too young.

01:01:59.220 And he said, it had just happened.

01:02:01.720 And he said, do we have needles to put people to sleep?

01:02:05.140 And I'm like, some countries do.

01:02:06.660 And he was about seven or eight and I, some countries do.

01:02:10.860 And he goes, well, does Canada?

01:02:12.160 And I said, yeah.

01:02:13.140 And he goes, why would they have that?

01:02:15.020 And so I said, well, imagine that like a mom that's really, really sick and she's going

01:02:20.240 to die from cancer and she's really really sick and she's in a lot of pain and she she really

01:02:26.920 knows that she's going to pass away and she needs she wants to pass away with her family

01:02:31.880 nearby her don't you think that she has the right to take that needle and he goes well don't you

01:02:37.920 think it's god's decisions when you die and i just i i just thought i don't know what i think like i

01:02:44.960 just didn't answer him and he just stopped talking about it but now I he's 11 so he knows what's

01:02:51.780 going on he knows about all this and thankfully it's made him a better person it's made him a

01:02:57.720 better kid it's made him really resilient it's made him very um like super aware of accessibility

01:03:08.060 issues and um he's gotten really great science marks out of it um you know like it's it's actually

01:03:16.360 made him a better kid but it's it's really destroyed me like i just want to play hockey

01:03:24.280 with my son right now you know i watched i watched my nephew play his first ohl game today

01:03:31.000 and i just wanted to play hockey with my son after that you know i took him to i took my son

01:03:40.940 to his first ohl game and different team i saw that yeah different team i saw that online the

01:03:47.820 other day yeah and uh he loved it so much so he wanted to play mini sticks so now he's got mom

01:03:53.500 crouched over in her wheelchair trying to play mini sticks that's that's not so good for the

01:03:58.000 back but uh he still wants to try hey mom just keep trying just keep playing you know and but 0.75

01:04:04.640 even just basic care um you know it's pretty bad when an 11 year old wants to give you basic care

01:04:13.680 chela we got a comment here for you highlight here if we can uh no no the prognosis is your

01:04:22.960 spinal cord is completely shredded from the inside out there's never been a case of somebody

01:04:30.960 after this amount of time walking again with that um but that being said there are lots of things

01:04:38.880 that shouldn't happen in life that do so it doesn't mean that physiotherapy doesn't help me get better

01:04:45.840 like i went to physiotherapy today it helps me transfer better meaning like i can help myself

01:04:52.400 more so the more i can do for myself the better i feel the better that better people around me are

01:05:00.000 gonna feel um the more i can end up doing with my son but my physiotherapy i was there for two hours

01:05:06.400 today i haven't gone since october okay i was there for two hours today and it was like 255

01:05:14.080 dollars it's a specialty it's not covered even for people like me that are quadriplegic

01:05:19.600 and if you don't go to physiotherapy what happens to someone like me is your muscles are just dead

01:05:25.120 yeah they don't move so you yeah you get atrophy you basically like i i think you you guys saw

01:05:32.800 what happened to my knee i broke a piece of my knee um my retina in my eye ended up after the

01:05:39.200 after this happened my retina and my eye caused my me to become blind in my left eye um it's just

01:05:46.880 like it's just on unimaginable like the amount of difficulties that you end up having now obviously

01:05:53.440 physiotherapy wouldn't have helped my eye but it would have helped my knee because the muscles in

01:05:58.320 my knee being moved by another person are at least keeping the muscles moving and more healthy

01:06:06.000 instead of atrophy where your bones just start breaking if someone moves you there your joints

01:06:12.240 just don't stay in the in the sockets if there's no muscles there and it's let's talk about how

01:06:19.040 people help you on that note kayla so i'm going to put this up so um okay operation kayla is that

01:06:27.940 though that was set up by v4f originally wasn't it they set this one up for you no this was actually

01:06:32.680 set up from as a personal favor from john uh by john from the canadian independent now john's

01:06:39.920 awesome he's no longer doing the canadian independent right now but or anymore but and

01:06:45.500 he's moved on to to uh different things and he's getting to go on holidays now i'm sure people have

01:06:50.700 seen some of his holiday photos but you know what he set up this this website he does keep it going

01:06:57.820 for me um and you know i try i try to throw him um things like tonight's interview right i'll try

01:07:06.440 to remember to to put things like that on there if you go to news um you know then then you can

01:07:13.160 see things like that but basically everything goes through that that website so people can

01:07:18.760 donate either through like paypal through credit cards through e-transfers they don't have to go

01:07:24.760 through gives and go or go fund me because you know how that kind of thing sometimes goes um

01:07:31.080 um do you guys know about that or should we get it yeah so i mean i mean we've heard rumblings

01:07:39.060 we've heard some rumbling um jacob wells at givson goes an amazing yeah company there but

01:07:46.020 that's for gofundme i don't i will never forget we know what happened to go fun yeah gives and

01:07:51.800 go thank god it's it's also it's it's protected yeah um so i i don't worry about that but that

01:07:58.500 link that link was that that ended up that's a dead link but this is the the link and it's also

01:08:04.720 the link where you can go to find out updates i will have updates on my lawsuit it's movable it's

01:08:11.200 moved along very quickly um my lawsuit was filed uh i believe a year and a half um after dan

01:08:22.020 hartman's and we have the same lawyer but because moderna and pfizer are completely different

01:08:28.900 companies because pfizer is a bigger company with more lawyers moderna has moved along um probably

01:08:36.820 like years ahead of of where pfizer's at so moderna is they they know um and they don't want those

01:08:45.620 documents coming out into the park no no they don't they do not want you to see what they have

01:08:50.980 in there um and it's a trial by jury they they know how it's going to go down and uh there's not

01:08:59.540 one piece of me that doesn't believe that but as you know lawsuits take a long time

01:09:06.580 and there's always appeals and appeals for the appeals and it's not like i can just

01:09:11.780 depend on the vaccine injury compensation fund or you know suing Moderna to get you can't even get

01:09:19.120 it and people have to understand how much money it costs to be disabled I mean getting a disabled

01:09:26.380 vehicle at like a disabled like Toyota Sienna um a disability edition um getting the basics like

01:09:36.300 i'm not talking like luxury edition i'm talking basics not leather seats not special screens

01:09:43.320 nothing that's a luxury vehicle where you pay luxury taxes because of the amount of value it

01:09:50.020 was like six hundred dollars for the muffler because it's it's like a double i guess chris

01:09:55.440 you'd know more about this but it's got like a a dual a dual uh a dual exchange filter i believe

01:10:02.680 in it okay so it's got like two two different entries or something or i don't know it's

01:10:11.240 it's custom because the the van the van goes down and lifts up and down so that you can get to like

01:10:18.840 the curbs you probably need yeah probably some sort of a system with batteries right and generator

01:10:24.680 for running out i'm talking about just the muffler in general exactly it's a it's a custom muffler

01:10:31.440 so it was just like it's crazy expensive to maintain and to have one and you know all of that

01:10:39.800 you know even things like i thought i was going to be okay um having a service dog but it costs

01:10:48.360 you know i got the service dog you can see your legs in the background there story storm

01:10:54.680 there she is oh yeah good girl oh yeah she's here come on up come on oh that's a little bit

01:11:05.080 the shop with my three dogs it was come on can you get up here she's like oh that's a big that's a

01:11:11.980 big jump up mom come on yeah yeah she's she's she's like that's really far i'm up really high

01:11:18.200 on my desk she probably can't you can this is what happens when you have a wheelchair you run

01:11:23.500 into walls and you damaged stuff i would like to know the real numbers here and i think the

01:11:29.160 government owes it to the canadian people that were were feared into taking this and the

01:11:33.340 ramifications for that it doesn't you know we go to more funerals right now than we go to weddings

01:11:38.200 the amount of people right now that are sick the sudden illnesses my ex-wife right now is suffering

01:11:43.100 from stage three breast cancer um and did the genetic test to find out that there was no cancer

01:11:49.300 in her family history and where did that come from you know i see it more and more every day

01:11:56.820 people dropping dead just just they shouldn't happen and it wasn't like this before this no

01:12:03.380 did you see on the news but all sorts of young athletes dropping dead in the middle of games

01:12:08.500 ever on the news before yeah no like that i don't know alone should tell people something there's a 0.99

01:12:15.700 lady in saskatoon that went into the pharmacy for her shot and didn't walk out of the pharmacy she

01:12:20.580 died in the building for crying out loud why are those you got you know amazing doctors out there

01:12:25.620 like dr francis christian who raised alarm bells because of the youth you know young children he's

01:12:32.020 a pediatric surgeon and raised an alarm bell with with the saskatchewan government and was fired

01:12:37.620 removed and and completely terminated from his position there because he had concerns it was

01:12:43.060 crazy yeah totally yeah of course he's crazy like me yeah we're all that's you know and it's an easy

01:12:51.220 way to get rid of us if we're all crazy you know and unfortunately i don't know anybody who doesn't

01:12:58.900 know somebody that's been affected yeah like try to reach out into your own circles and like you

01:13:07.140 like if everyone just did that right now my own father 68 years old went in for his booster you

01:13:13.320 know and during the the scandemic my father and i used to have a lot of good conversations about

01:13:17.820 that you know you know you need to just go he believed in it because he was feared into it and

01:13:22.440 then he got his booster and his gallbladder quit working but it was months down the road before

01:13:26.780 the doctors could figure out what exactly the issue was was was with them before they could

01:13:31.180 get him in for the surgery and then start fixing him he remembers going into the operating room

01:13:35.340 and the doctor saying let me guess you got your booster and you know the doctor admitted right

01:13:39.680 there i do these all the time unfortunately at his age 68 years old he lost a lot of body mass

01:13:46.060 because of not being able to eat and being sick for months on end until the surgery and and he's

01:13:51.940 never going to get that back so we watched i watched my father get old really fast and he's

01:13:56.720 not old by any means yet but he uh it definitely knocked him back a bit so thankful that he's you

01:14:02.820 it's all around you all you have to do is open your i don't know yeah i don't know anybody who

01:14:09.140 hasn't been indirectly if not directly affected i mean my dad was passing away from early onset

01:14:18.820 dementia but then he goes and has his shot and because he's in long-term care and then all of

01:14:26.260 a sudden he's got blood clots in his legs and he never walks again and starts having seizures

01:14:31.220 and that was not part of the early onset dementia and that and he he passed away like i literally

01:14:40.500 just lost my dad and then became paralyzed i mean i can't even imagine i think about how my mother

01:14:47.240 would have felt being in another country trying to grieve the loss of her husband for about 50 years

01:14:53.580 of marriage and then finding out that she can't get back here and because she's in quarantine in

01:15:00.720 in the Dominican and I'm paralyzed and can't walk and will she she you know it's and it's not like

01:15:09.220 it's you know drugs or alcohol or you know like some sort of psychiatric thing it's just this is

01:15:16.760 what it is and the fact that she wasn't shocked because she saw my dad go through it I mean that

01:15:23.680 the fact that the doctors weren't shocked the fact that they treated the so-called psychiatric

01:15:30.180 condition with morphine the fact like looking back it's all so clear and it's terrifying

01:15:38.060 and the fact that they just want to get rid of me and offering me medical assistance and dying

01:15:44.600 and it wasn't once it was three times and i have the records i just i don't have the energy time

01:15:51.360 and resources to to do another lawsuit when i'm already in the middle of a of a moderna lawsuit

01:15:57.880 i have to say omar is one hell of an amazing man i've met him a number of times he is very on the

01:16:06.840 on the truth side so like good job with omar he's represented a few different people now in this in

01:16:11.800 this matter and it's good to see there's 130 000 lawyers across canada right now and i think i can

01:16:17.160 count on both hands the amount that are actually fighting people yeah fighting for truth instead

01:16:24.440 it was popular they've been trained to follow the government and don't question what the government

01:16:31.000 does unfortunately but there's a few out there that break that tide so we're looking for more

01:16:35.640 all the time yeah yeah it's it's really terrifying i suppose right bless omar yes he is a great guy

01:16:47.400 too and you know he came yeah he really is and that's I think that's even more I didn't I didn't

01:16:53.900 find him you know he found me and I think that that's um you know I always have people ask me

01:17:02.720 where can I find a lawyer where can I find a lawyer and I'm not I'm not sure how to answer

01:17:07.320 that because if he were to take on every single vaccine injury claim in Canada like it's so much

01:17:16.000 time energy and money that goes in to fighting these um you know oh yeah i'm sorry that i didn't

01:17:24.160 post my last name somebody used the writing in the comments that i yeah i'll just put it in there now

01:17:29.680 yeah i did i you know what i'm i'm pretty bad at that that way i guess it doesn't help because

01:17:35.760 then people can't even look me up on other social media yeah caleb pollock isn't he is omar he's

01:17:43.360 pretty active in a few other cases right now is he not yeah omar is is in with dan hartman but

01:17:49.280 he's also doing um he's also doing uh he does a lot of um people who have have lost their jobs

01:18:00.480 and their resources and every basically their their foundation because of these restrictions

01:18:08.000 that were put into place during that time but he's in he's in a few high profile case and he's

01:18:14.320 been involved in some that that really um that really have been really hard on him that have

01:18:21.680 really you know um that that i think you know i don't i don't think people imagine like the death

01:18:29.280 threats that we get or the that or just the you know i don't think people you know always look at

01:18:37.280 the three of us or the four of us and think that we're getting death threats because a lot of

01:18:41.760 people are choosing to watch us right now but there's people that i've had them he's had them

01:18:48.640 i'm assuming you guys maybe have had them i laugh at them but i had to remove

01:18:55.120 out of the chat group here tonight just because of the vulgar you know ignorant comments and i

01:19:01.280 have no patience for that tonight you can come on here and troll any other times but

01:19:05.040 Kayla's life's from turn upside down and these people are in a comment

01:19:09.000 talking like they are sorry but I'm gonna have fun with the block button tonight

01:19:12.580 I'm gonna put this as your e-transfer address here I'm just gonna actually

01:19:18.560 set this so that it can roll hang on one second you know what I don't think that that one

01:19:26.920 oh yeah I believe it goes in there yep sorry it's in there you've got it yeah yep it goes

01:19:34.200 right in so if you want to donate money directly to kayla you can send it to info at op kayla.ca

01:19:43.480 that's info at op kayla.ca you can also visit the website to donate and that's www.op kayla.ca

01:19:55.480 slash donate if you want to follow kayla on x you can find her at casey pollock and she is also

01:20:03.800 kayla pollock on facebook so i'm gonna put put that back up there and it is a it is a corporation

01:20:10.900 so it's not like i can just go spend the money on you know and then going to an nhl game or

01:20:17.820 something like that you know as much as i you know that would be great you know that's it it has to

01:20:22.920 go towards disability related things like my physiotherapy and if people doubt that I even

01:20:29.560 have a link on my on my website where you can directly donate to my physiotherapy clinic and

01:20:37.520 so that you know like that's what it's going towards so it's if I'm grifting that's that's

01:20:43.760 not the way I want to get money is by going to physio. Somebody wants to send you money so you

01:20:48.580 can take your son for dinner or go to a movie or so you can do stuff like that like do you have

01:20:54.240 because i think that's just as important like you said because you don't have a job so do you have

01:21:00.960 is there any way to donate to you personally just to send cash straight into your account

01:21:06.200 um just for for personal things i guess as long as they wrote it in the in the description it would

01:21:14.680 be it would be for personal use yeah it would be account the accountant would be able to to do that

01:21:21.160 or even if they put that it was for mason like my son at mason's um because you know because

01:21:28.720 he's been affected i'm sure more in in ways than i can even begin to imagine it likely won't hit

01:21:37.700 him until he's a lot older and i don't want my son to be one of those kids that ends up having

01:21:44.000 depression and who knows that you know i could just go get made when i'm having a bad day

01:21:49.520 that's one of the reasons why like all of our kids are at risk of getting depressed

01:21:54.000 all of us are at risk it's a rough world and we don't want to have those bad moments where

01:21:59.680 you can walk in and die because you're depressed we're getting there we are getting there it

01:22:07.120 people don't believe me but we are we are getting that close i i'm not

01:22:16.960 i'm not against it like personally i know there are a lot of people you may not agree with me but

01:22:22.240 if you want that i'm not against it if you choose it i'm against it being endorsed i'm against it

01:22:29.520 being told to you as if you're such a burden that you should basically go and kill you they're

01:22:35.920 basically saying you're not worth being here you're not you're you're anyone who is a non-contributing

01:22:42.240 member of society is not worth it as a human being and nobody has a right to tell anybody that

01:22:48.640 because everybody is here for a reason and we all have to figure out what that reason is for us

01:22:55.280 but we are all here for a reason there is some sick and twisted stories about the maid program

01:23:04.360 in the last few weeks in canada like it's pretty i know it's pretty sick and i agree with you

01:23:12.040 i think i think there's situations for for every everything but i mean for for me just my opinion

01:23:19.400 only i mean i feel like it should be the absolute last resort like your absolute last resort not

01:23:27.000 because you're 26 years old depressed and have mental um yeah mental issues and you're going

01:23:33.240 blind I think that's was one of the things that 26 year old boy was yeah gradually um going blind 0.98

01:23:41.220 but I mean there's there's treatments for there's there's blind people in the world like you don't

01:23:47.280 yeah and we just have to connect lady that changed her mind you know and her husband said well I'm 1.00

01:23:52.480 too tired I can't look after her anymore and so you know that's it's sick there was somebody in

01:23:58.360 Ontario the national post said that there was somebody in Ontario that okay and and get this

01:24:05.320 they they said that they had look this term up because we don't know what it is post COVID-19

01:24:13.300 vaccine injury syndrome post COVID-19 injury vaccine syndrome that's why they were given

01:24:24.760 made basically it means any side effect from the coveted vaccine wow

01:24:33.080 what the hell is that when i asked when i asked mary

01:24:38.680 bowden about that she said it's a wastebastic diagnosis because they just you know they just

01:24:45.880 want to have give you a reason an excuse it's easy if you want to do it it's good for them

01:24:51.960 you know they're winning and you know and it's the people don't realize how many u.s states have it

01:24:59.620 you can look it up there's a ton of u.s states that have it and it and right now it's you know

01:25:06.020 only given by a physician but that's how it started here and the uk is going through this

01:25:12.720 right now and so i want to make sure that people are aware of that too that they can validate this

01:25:21.120 stuff by looking it up anything that we've talked about you know they can just look it up

01:25:26.400 themselves do their own research hard thing for some people though they they can't do them

01:25:32.220 and you know i i don't blame people that are terrified to believe my story if they took

01:25:38.480 if they took the shot because they're terrified of what it's doing to them right now

01:25:43.000 i don't i don't always blame people that don't believe me we're just going to keep pushing the

01:25:49.900 it's a large yeah we'll definitely keep pushing the story and i was just going to say i think

01:25:57.740 that's a large part of the problem is that a lot of people are in denial um whether they're

01:26:03.900 injured themselves or whether they know somebody that's injured or you know they just don't want

01:26:08.540 to admit that you know this is this is a problem that we don't necessarily yeah and i want to say

01:26:16.220 like i really appreciate people that that have people that are supporting me that didn't take it

01:26:23.260 i think that that's super important i mean look at you guys you could say i told you not to

01:26:28.620 you guys could be the two biggest people in the whole world right now to be sitting here telling

01:26:34.780 me that i'm an idiot that i should have looked it up that you guys went and blared you know all over

01:26:39.980 ottawa that i shouldn't have done it you guys are the two people in the whole world that could be 0.56

01:26:44.780 doing that instead you're having me on here so i think the people need to really you know you

01:26:50.140 guys need to really take the congrats on that for continuing to stick around you know because you're

01:26:57.500 looking at the fallout of what you prevented you know how many people you might have prevented

01:27:01.500 from sitting in my seat you do know that that's why you're not sorry and i remember you saying

01:27:07.340 that tamara i remember one of your interviews you saying like i i will not say that that i

01:27:13.580 that i am sorry because look at how many people you you guys saved from dying or being as disabled

01:27:23.820 as i am or losing their mothers or their fathers or their children like you have we have no idea

01:27:30.460 or suicide or home you have no idea how many people you you could have saved we will never

01:27:37.420 know we hear we hear the stories i hear the stories every time we're out out in public when

01:27:42.620 we can go out in public we hear the story we get the messages on on you know and that's coming from

01:27:48.060 somebody that that i we were forced honestly 100 we were forced and coerced into doing it i knew

01:27:54.060 that my time was coming when i wouldn't be able to cross the border anymore and i i did what i

01:27:58.460 did at the end of uh 2021 in december there because i didn't think there was an alternative

01:28:03.580 and so you know it was never a a protest against vaccines i i used to take my shot every fall it

01:28:10.780 was a protestable free choice yeah yeah government shoved mandates down your

01:28:18.300 and also like the the fact that i'm not allowed to to talk about what happened to me because

01:28:25.100 my story is misinformation even though it really happened to me and even if i have all the proof

01:28:31.420 i can't post it on usually on youtube usually on facebook usually on on ever anything but x

01:28:39.100 so i keep getting my accounts deleted so it's called censorship yeah and it's all part of the

01:28:45.580 bigger scheme and i can't live with that like people don't know my if you don't know my story

01:28:50.780 it's because i'm highly censored sensitive yep right just yeah highly well i mean they have

01:28:57.580 flags on a whole bunch of words that you have to use just to describe your situation

01:29:02.140 And you know what, even if I'm connected to you, connected to Chris, let's say I'm connected to, you know, Kelsey, and I'm connected to Andrew, I'm connected to Tom Morazo, and I'm connected to these people, then they start going, oh, you're all connected, and you're all going to get shadow banned, and you're all going to be censored together, because you're in this little loop, and you're all wrong.

01:29:25.900 so they start seeing like they start seeing certain patterns and they start noticing them

01:29:33.120 and i i never knew that was a thing i didn't know why i was having my videos taken down i'm like i

01:29:38.860 have proof who am i and i would be i would tell youtube like i have proof they don't care but

01:29:46.220 again you just talked for talking about your everyday regular now your new normal life yeah

01:29:52.660 i'm talking about being quadriplegic and this is what i go through and that there's no health

01:29:58.680 care for me and i need to pay private people to come into my home and can't afford it and that

01:30:04.420 my only option appears to be what they're offering me is medical assistance in dying

01:30:09.740 and that's the true story like that's it that's in five different sentences

01:30:16.600 all those points are a problem all of those topics are off limits and i've got them all

01:30:23.760 well we'll keep speaking kayla okay what's next for you i think i'm gonna come out with

01:30:30.500 with uh yeah i'm gonna uh come out with a new name called off topic nice yeah good for you

01:30:40.140 but no i'm just gonna keep i you know i've i do still have the book in progress

01:30:46.900 um yeah and uh yeah it's just uh they they had some they had some uh some slowdowns on their end

01:30:56.360 um i've got an issue of city life magazine coming out um i'm so that'll be good i've never seen

01:31:03.700 anything like that in print so because we don't have print really anymore you know so it'll be

01:31:09.080 weird weird to see yourself in a magazine um but you know i i don't i'm not i can't just go away

01:31:16.440 because there's too many people like me that are in the same situations and canada needs you for

01:31:22.940 sure kayla i also need canadians i need everyday people i need community and that's all i'm asking

01:31:30.980 for i'm asking for a chance to just be a mom you know that's it but thank you so much for having

01:31:39.140 me on oh thank you for coming we're going to we're going to be platforming um these stories

01:31:46.580 on the first monday of every month and like i said today i was texting or not texting but i

01:31:50.820 replied to a post on exits i mean we could do it every week we could do one every day

01:31:55.460 pretty much um i definitely want to get you back in a few um to do it to give us an update on how

01:32:02.660 everything is going um don't not be afraid to reach out if you need any type of fundraising

01:32:08.660 or anything you know we're happy to advocate for that that's one of the points that we wanted

01:32:12.820 of this show is to platform people with stories like yours and their respective fundraisers

01:32:17.380 um so don't be afraid to reach out if you need anything at this point like you know i mean you

01:32:23.480 guys are kind of stuck where you are too you know you can't really just go and say hey i'm you know

01:32:29.280 i'm doing a benefit concert or something you know that's just not a choice we're all under house

01:32:34.020 arrest right now for coming along even i'm in i have my ankle bracelet on and everything

01:32:38.660 i honestly think you should put them in the merch shop that when guests come on you should get a

01:32:44.900 cool why not we could that's a good idea a fake bridge you guys actually have ankle bracelets

01:32:51.460 everyone gets it gets it you don't have little he doesn't be oh chris is beeping

01:32:57.460 no chris you're beeping go too far no no ankle bracelet no well you should have them in the

01:33:03.060 merch you should have them because that's how the old school house arrest worked i love your

01:33:09.380 i love your attitude kayla i love how sarcastic you're in your witty you are with your comments

01:33:13.940 and i always listen to you on your on your x spaces and all that and i gotta say you you've

01:33:18.260 got a you've got a vibrant attitude to you and you never give that up please keep that going

01:33:22.660 well if you can't laugh at it you can only cry right and i can't tell this about it i don't i

01:33:29.380 don't have anything left to see it to cry so but you guys uh i talk to you guys quite often so you

01:33:37.860 guys have a a good night and uh we'll talk soon and thank you everyone who's supported me thank

01:33:45.540 you to all the viewers that are supporting me even by watching this just reach out is there

01:33:51.300 is there a message button where there people can send you direct messages and that that sort of

01:33:54.820 thing yeah it's it's just that info so it's that email info at op let's bring that up again perfect

01:34:03.300 it's all on the website as well like that website has everything there but yeah this is uh you can

01:34:10.260 email me there as well it's not just for e-transfers and i um i try my best to respond to as many as i

01:34:17.540 can um sometimes between facebook and instagram and x and email and personal and medical i can't

01:34:26.580 keep up because i don't have anyone it's like i have staff you know the dog doesn't do very well

01:34:32.340 um she just lays around so um but but i try my best to to keep up and and write people back

01:34:40.660 but i have tried nicotine patches and i have tried i do eat really healthy and i have tried

01:34:46.660 dr mccullough's protocol i'm just trying to get all these out of the way and yeah no no don't

01:34:53.460 therapy and i can't travel yet this point in time due to funding um that those are some of the

01:35:01.300 major emails i usually get so um and i love the prayers and thoughts so thank you guys so much

01:35:08.260 thanks kayla have a great um thank you so much for joining us kayla yeah you have a great night

01:35:13.860 get some rest okay okay take care bye wow one thing yeah there's a lot of those stories we

01:35:26.260 could do four episodes if not 12 episodes a month on this right i get just looking at the comments

01:35:31.300 section tonight it was unbelievable to see the amount of people telling their stories of loved

01:35:35.060 ones that pass and that is our new reality it is our new reality absolutely if you guys have a

01:35:44.420 suggestion for somebody that you would like to see profiles on our monday and the first monday

01:35:48.280 night of our sorry our first i'm so sick i can't even think anymore on our first thursday of the

01:35:54.440 month please send us an email at 18 house dash arrest.com or sorry at gmail.com sweet toys we

01:36:03.240 can't even think uh you can send suggestions there guest suggestions hate mail comments uh

01:36:10.060 anything you want we do read the hate mail just for answers yeah yeah we definitely do read the

01:36:16.260 hate mail yeah there is actually a lot of hate mail in there though so we're pretty lucky um

01:36:20.780 and if you have any questions about the show or need you know if you missed how to get in touch

01:36:25.280 with kayla tonight please reach out to us i'm happy to make those connections i saw

01:36:30.900 quite a few people that actually donated to Kayla this evening so thank you so much for doing that

01:36:36.240 she's uh Michelle Wharton is our next guest actually um Michelle Wharton is going to be

01:36:44.820 our March um Vax Injury Story profile and we've got Carrie Sakamoto booked for the beginning of

01:36:52.880 April and that's what I mean as I'm booking these in now I'm already thinking of like

01:36:57.260 you know six or seven more people to add to the list and we're already talking you know so i i

01:37:02.780 don't know you know the show is going to evolve and it's going to grow and maybe this is just

01:37:06.360 something that we you know do separately once a week or once every other week aside from the

01:37:11.660 actual house arrest podcast but i mean chris what are we going to do when this is all gone you know

01:37:19.320 when we're off of house arrest are we going to continue the show we might as well right

01:37:23.240 i've heard i've seen some comments i've seen some comments that people would like us to i don't know

01:37:28.760 if we can still call it that oh grizzly's wife yeah i had a uh i had a probation officer meeting

01:37:35.260 on monday morning and it went actually i thought it went pretty good we had a good conversation

01:37:40.540 it will be april of 2027 before i am you know off of restrictions tamara a little bit sooner than

01:37:47.420 that uh i don't know about anybody's watching my tiktok following right now but jonathan and i

01:37:51.840 started a new project that we haven't had anything to do you know we haven't touched anything like

01:37:55.840 this in a number of years but we started restoring one of our old antique tractors and just by chance

01:38:00.900 that tractor company that we're fixing right now is a tractor built in canada back in the 50s 60s

01:38:06.700 and it is from the town where kayla pollack is from brantford ontario so i literally got i got

01:38:13.940 the message from you 15 minutes until showtime and i was i have got sand everywhere from sand

01:38:19.220 blasting this tractor outside it is going to become a crevice in my body so i ran in here i

01:38:24.680 have a layer of dirt on me right now so it's kind of cool we're in we're in the thick of it right

01:38:32.300 now we're going to start painting here shortly and we hope to have a nice prize winning cock

01:38:36.180 shot 20 ready to go for spring cool well it's i'm so happy that you're finding hobbies to keep

01:38:43.400 yourself busy Chris it's probably we are we are paying our debt to society and so it's really good

01:38:51.020 you can find hobbies like that I mean I've thought of maybe starting some you know jail

01:38:55.660 tattoos or something I I do know how to do that now I did see the ladies do it uh when I was in

01:39:00.480 dorms at uh Ottawa Carleton so I mean that could be fun oh okay I think that there's things in

01:39:08.960 there, trust me. I bet. Yeah, I'm thankful I was just in there for a short period of time. And

01:39:13.600 although as boring as it was, it was restful. If you could probably rest, you probably,

01:39:18.880 you couldn't though, but. Okay. Okay. Well, I'm going to say good night. I need to go find some

01:39:26.400 cold medicine. And again, just a huge special thank you to our very special guest, Kayla Pollack,

01:39:31.800 for coming on tonight. I just want to quickly bring this information up real fast one more time.

01:39:36.320 you can follow her on x at kc pollock you can donate to on her website at um www.opkayla.ca

01:39:46.340 is her website slash donate if you want to donate to her there you can also send an email

01:39:52.580 at e-transfer to her campaign at info at opkayla.ca and again if you need her last name the spelling

01:40:01.340 of her name for that you can kayla pollock so thanks again kayla for coming on chris i guess

01:40:07.660 we'll see you next thursday we have dr roger hodkinson coming on um and i'd be he's going

01:40:15.100 to tie into this conversation with kayla tonight very nicely um and just to quickly touch on that

01:40:21.020 i mean like chris brought up dr christianson before dr roger dr paul alexander i mean there's

01:40:28.060 a lot of doctors that really went to bat for canadians against the establishment very early

01:40:33.020 on and i mean dr rogers losing everything i just saw a a thing about dr alexander the other day

01:40:40.220 that's also been struggling because they've been persecuted um in the court of public opinion as

01:40:45.580 well as um by their own profession and again the safeguards that were put in place to protect them

01:40:51.660 have all fallen away so the doctor stories is another is another i really want to work on to

01:40:57.820 get some other stories out too so um yeah next week we've got dr roger and um but we'll start

01:41:04.300 off with a bit of an update we haven't done a real good update on our house arrest so we'll

01:41:07.740 save that for next week so have a great night everyone see everyone for joining us we'll see

01:41:13.500 you next week take care

01:41:21.660 Thank you.

House Arrest - February 06, 2026

Ep. 14 - Kayla Pollock - Fighting for Accountability

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