House Arrest - Ep. 40 CANRise 19

00:00:00.000 Ritchie Brothers, Tamera and I bought a bus.

00:00:22.740 We're going to tour the countryside in this.

00:00:25.320 Ready? 1.00

00:00:26.060 Yeah, I'm full of shit. 1.00

00:00:27.080 I'm at Ritchie Brothers right now. 1.00

00:00:28.160 Trying to load this truck.

00:00:29.220 I figured I'd get everybody going 1.00

00:00:31.200 Bunch of dumbass 1.00

00:00:33.320 Crosping fools out here 1.00

00:00:35.040 We bought it back 1.00

00:00:36.340 Zip even stole a truck

00:00:38.560 Why are you in a truck? 1.00

00:00:42.980 You are such a troll 1.00

00:00:44.680 You are such a troll 1.00

00:00:47.680 Oh my gosh 1.00

00:00:50.120 Somebody said back a while ago

00:00:51.820 You're going to buy a bus

00:00:53.540 And they're going to travel the countryside

00:00:55.280 I just had to mock it just a little bit

00:00:57.900 so uh well hello everybody and welcome to episode 40 i can't believe it episode 40 of house arrest

00:01:07.020 chris i was doing the math tonight uh we are 43 weeks into our house arrest we have eight weeks

00:01:12.780 to go and then of course it's going to ease up into a curfew but uh wow episode 40 so we were

00:01:19.100 technically started this well two weeks after because we didn't count our very first episode

00:01:24.380 which was where we had trish woods and uh former premier brian peckford on um so crazy

00:01:31.740 time's flying isn't it been awesome well i wish i could get out of the truck for a little while i

00:01:36.620 think my sentence has been working my tail off here the last while i've been running my i don't

00:01:41.500 know when it stops i got a couple days at home under house rest this last week which was extremely

00:01:45.420 nice got some stuff done around the yard but then you know tuesday back in the truck and we've been

00:01:50.060 just haul and tail ever since so that was your week yeah it was good um i took the week off from

00:01:56.620 work actually monday it was a long weekend so i hope everybody had a great long weekend um

00:02:02.060 and monday i was sort of looking around the house my daughter and my grandsons went to bc for the

00:02:06.700 week so i thought maybe i'll just take the rest of the week off of work in the food bank and stay

00:02:11.100 home and i've been like power cleaning well i've been trying to catch up on my spring cleaning

00:02:16.700 since the spring of 2022 so i'm a little bit behind i think uh my coffee cup went spill across

00:02:25.820 the floor here here this this week and i've got a coffee market so this thing needs a good cleaning

00:02:31.660 and one of these days i might have a bit of time i might have to reset my logbook on the road this

00:02:35.980 weekend i i don't foresee a home weekend this weekend i see a trip up to northern alberta

00:02:40.860 and possibly british columbia um so i'll think i'll just take my time this week and get caught

00:02:45.740 thought upon some rest and uh yeah yeah you've been non-stop you've been going totally non-stop

00:02:51.760 i don't blame you uh i just want to say hi to some people in the chat we got ann hello ann garvey

00:02:59.080 five six six six hello carla's back hi carla nice to see you again richie rich is back he says hey

00:03:05.160 hey christie's here nice to see you uh george scott was that you ranting on x wasn't me probably

00:03:14.300 chris most likely i tend to rant a little bit sometimes yeah sometimes you do well i've been

00:03:22.300 actually spending a lot of time watching the fauci uh the fauci well reading about the fauci

00:03:27.780 diaries i'm actually going to get into that and read the whole thing uh jeffrey tucker is doing

00:03:31.980 an excellent job he's read all these diaries and he's putting a lot of great stuff out on x about

00:03:36.460 it um it's going to be really interesting now because they've confiscated there they've got

00:03:41.480 a copy of his iphone uh information during that period so it's going to be interesting to see what

00:03:47.380 they what comes out of that and of course i watched the hearings last week where he pled

00:03:52.380 the fifth 111 times so did they not they they voted eight to five today did they not to uh

00:04:00.560 hold in contempt of Congress so uh there might be contempt charges coming there

00:04:04.960 and also the state of Florida god bless the state of Florida um the state of Florida is actually

00:04:10.520 going to try and pursue charges I get to so and it's been it's emotional watching it really for

00:04:16.100 me um I'm sure for you and for everybody else especially our guests tonight because many of us

00:04:20.960 well all of us none of us would be in the situation that we all find ourselves in if it

00:04:26.460 would not have been for the decisions made by this man and so it's you know really it's emotional to

00:04:32.560 watch it um it's it's heartbreaking it's maddening it's frustrating uh and people just want justice

00:04:39.280 You know, people, somebody has to be held accountable for this.

00:04:42.180 We're going like six, we're six years into this now, you know, so I don't, I don't think

00:04:48.200 it's even at the tip of the iceberg, the amount of people that are, that are going to see

00:04:51.980 issues with their health system going forward, just because of the stuff that's been done

00:04:55.840 already.

00:04:56.420 So accountability must come to the people.

00:04:58.740 And that is, I know you and I speak a lot about this all the time.

00:05:02.100 This is our goal going forward in life. 0.98

00:05:03.900 I don't give a rat's ass how many charges I get, how much they do to me, whatever, we 0.94

00:05:08.520 have a purpose in life and that is to make sure people know the truth of what happened around 0.97

00:05:13.540 covid and especially the convoys so those are yeah our goals going forward and we're so lucky

00:05:20.000 that we have this platform where we can help share other people's stories too and and uh i think

00:05:24.520 that's good and richie rich just had a comment he said fauci is just the fall guy i want the people

00:05:29.380 above above him that funded him and i have to agree with that wholeheartedly um it was more

00:05:34.160 than fauci they were in lockstep with the mainstream media and politicians and i mean

00:05:38.320 there's a whole web of stuff here uh that's got to come down so um um yeah there's a there's a

00:05:45.220 bunch of names from the elites and uh let's keep doing it yeah uh well before we get right into it

00:05:52.240 i just want to remind everybody to please like share and subscribe if you can please share this

00:05:57.040 out our little channel is growing um i'm really happy to report i didn't check the numbers today

00:06:01.620 but uh um and i also wanted to do a special shout out to dr mark trozzi now if you remember dr

00:06:08.420 trozzi was on our show a few weeks ago that was a absolutely fantastic show and he's he needs some

00:06:13.860 help um he's paid a big price as so many of our doctors and uh friends have uh i've got a link

00:06:21.540 here i want to share ted koontz from vaccine choice canada actually started a give send go for

00:06:27.060 him so uh to help him out so if you are so inclined i'm going to get tasha to drop that

00:06:31.840 in the chat for me you can go to his give send go fundraiser for dr mark trozzi if you wish to

00:06:38.440 help and contribute uh to him in any in any way shape or form and we'll just try to keep pumping

00:06:43.740 that out um and uh anything else i forgot i guess we'll we'll talk about the lineup we got some uh

00:06:51.240 great guests lined up too for the next coming weeks but uh without further ado i want to bring

00:06:56.680 on our guests. I'm going to play this short clip here first. The co-founders of CanRise19. CanRise19

00:07:05.980 is an advocacy society. It's a non-profit organization. They are a patient-led organization

00:07:12.080 offering emotional support groups, financial support through their developing care fund,

00:07:17.620 and access to scientific research to those suffering adversely due to the COVID-19 pandemic

00:07:22.800 response which is absolutely wonderful um i love that they can share all this information because

00:07:28.520 you know a lot of their symptoms their similarities there's some similarities and i think these people

00:07:33.200 are networking um and helping each other out it's a great sense of community uh so i'm gonna i've got

00:07:39.700 a clip here of michelle now if you recall michelle wharton was at in ottawa with dean allison and

00:07:45.600 sean buckley not too long ago uh talking about the allison inquiry and we've got a clip from her

00:07:51.040 from her speech that day to my vaccine injury i was forced into medical retirement

00:07:56.300 at just 46 years old a career that i loved ended abruptly with no opportunity to choose when or

00:08:06.580 how it would end these conditions are dynamic they're evolving and they're not well understood

00:08:11.860 this journey ultimately led me to the united states in 2023 and again in 2024 in search of

00:08:19.580 private medical care. Specialized diagnostics, selling my dental practice, crowdfunding,

00:08:27.200 and eventually brain surgery with a biopsy to relieve brain compression.

00:08:36.760 $148,000 for the brain surgery alone. No one in Canada would help me. They would see the onset

00:08:47.480 of my injury and reject the referrals. Since then, I've been diagnosed with numerous neurological

00:08:53.440 and immune-mediated conditions, and it would take years of self-advocacy to be seen. These conditions

00:09:01.220 continue to progress rapidly as they do for many Canadians across this country, and without early

00:09:06.980 recognition in medical care, the prognosis is poor. We are still living with the consequences

00:09:13.220 of the past six years. The exhaustion, the division, the distressed, the damage that never

00:09:20.520 truly healed. There has been no acknowledgement, no meaningful support, no medical care where

00:09:26.320 promised, no accountability. A society that refuses to learn from its past eventually relives

00:09:35.360 what it failed to confront. Absolutely, 100%. Well, welcome to Julie Woods and Michelle Wharton

00:09:43.040 to the show it's so great to have you guys i thank you for making the time we've been trying

00:09:47.600 to organize this for a few weeks now so i'm glad that it finally worked out how are you guys doing

00:09:51.680 tonight we're both living the vaccine injury journey i said earlier today we like definitely

00:10:01.920 not it's a dream maybe a nightmare yeah we save up all our spoons for um for uh interviews like

00:10:09.360 this but they're important so we're happy to be here thanks for helping us absolutely and julie

00:10:15.200 how are you doing it's a pleasure for uh coming on and uh getting your story out yeah about the same

00:10:23.440 julie where where are you are you in bc uh no i'm actually in ontario uh in a really small

00:10:29.840 town called gananoff way okay i've i've never heard of that one but ontario's uh ontario is

00:10:36.080 pretty big yeah the closest kind of landmark that most people know of is queen's university

00:10:41.360 in kingston ontario is about half an hour away from me oh okay gotcha gotcha well welcome to uh

00:10:47.840 welcome uh represents isn't it is kingston yes ah right yes you're right i see he just recently

00:10:57.200 put a post out about the upcoming alison inquiry yeah yeah lots of criticism and my comments were

00:11:05.120 we didn't see any action um whatsoever in six years and now we've got lots of criticism for the

00:11:11.520 for dean allison who has uh stepped forward to lead this so i found that quite interesting to

00:11:17.120 point fingers and yet not take any action themselves yeah exactly well we can we'll

00:11:22.880 talk about we'll get into some of the allison inquiry we can talk a little bit more about that

00:11:26.480 later um how does it make you feel when you see sitting in your story that part of me

00:11:35.120 Go ahead, Chris. I think you might have a leg. Go ahead.

00:11:40.760 I think he does have a leg.

00:11:42.920 Anyways, I would love to get your story.

00:11:45.920 I got a leg. I don't know. There may be something like this.

00:11:50.920 Let's talk about how you guys met, what gave you the idea to create CanRise 19.

00:11:57.680 I understand from both of you, and I've read about this before,

00:11:59.980 it's sort of modeled after React 19, the American organization, right?

00:12:05.000 so um whoever wants to start go ahead and just give us a little bit of your background and we'll

00:12:09.720 get into the into the organization itself sure um so i was a regulated healthcare professional

00:12:16.600 before my injury and um ultimately what led me to receive the injections was certainly not

00:12:24.520 from a well-informed place um either way whether you believed in the vaccines and it was in your

00:12:31.480 best interests or whether there was a level of coercion mandates whatever the case may be

00:12:36.200 ultimately if you were injured we've all been abandoned and so my life changed very radically

00:12:42.440 from onset of injury there's a very clear my life before my injury and my life after my injury

00:12:49.720 and so i prior to this i owned my own dental hygiene practice i was a practitioner for 20 years

00:12:57.480 had my own clinic employees primary income career i loved two small kids and when i wasn't working

00:13:03.560 i was spending my life in the back country so backcountry skiing and weightlifting hiking 60

00:13:10.120 pound backpacks and coaching my children in soccer they were eight and ten when this started

00:13:17.800 and within 48 hours of my second dose an extreme onslaught of neurological symptoms so blurred

00:13:26.680 tunnel double vision hot spots in my legs signs of neuropathy right away urinary incontinence you

00:13:32.680 name it um and so we fast forward today and uh i spend 80 to 90 percent of my time homebound

00:13:40.600 and so it would take me um ultimately traveling to the united states to actually receive um

00:13:47.160 firstly medical care and then a repeat visit to the us to get a diagnosis and there was no arguing

00:13:54.840 there was no medical gaslighting when i did return to the us and that was in august of 2024

00:14:00.840 so it was almost three years uh it was three and a half years by the time i ended up with the

00:14:05.800 diagnosis and so i brought that back to canada and still to this day i'm fighting for care we're here

00:14:11.160 now 2026. and so throughout this journey i was um alone and really unaware of injured um canadians

00:14:22.040 or globally censorship is very alive and well in canada and when i went back to the united states

00:14:28.120 it was in utah that i visited a clinic and i had to use a vpn to fill up my forms and so why when

00:14:36.280 i did that the world opened and i was very informed at that point of injured canadians

00:14:43.960 injured americans peer-reviewed papers that were not accessible in canada and i absolutely was

00:14:51.480 shocked that i actually was not alone and so i came home um it was actually uh through

00:14:57.800 brian dress and react 19 she actually was going to the same medical facility in utah and so her

00:15:03.480 and i got talking that was my first introduction to her and i came home to canada um and so she

00:15:10.680 eventually introduced me to julie um julian going to the same uh facility in utah as well

00:15:17.240 and julie had worked with react 19 for some time um similar julie was um pretty isolated in ontario

00:15:24.760 and her and i met in october and november julie of 24. was that that's about right hey the fall

00:15:30.680 of 24. uh yeah october would have been when i was in utah in november when i was home yeah

00:15:37.160 reached out to brie and i'd asked her if there was a um a scientific evidence-based organization

00:15:43.640 similar to react 19 in canada and she said that there wasn't and so um that's when i was like

00:15:48.280 okay well we should we need to do something about that um it being scientifically evidence-based is

00:15:53.240 very important um and so that's exactly what julie and i created so we absolutely friendship

00:16:00.600 and uh organization through this absolute like you said chris nightmare yeah i um i had the

00:16:08.760 opportunity to read your story today julie and uh you are an avid volleyball lover by the works of

00:16:14.600 it and um and you know one of the things that struck me about your story is is the same as so

00:16:20.360 many vaccine injured people that i've talked to and it's at the beginning of their journey as

00:16:24.680 they're going to doctors to try and get answers um well gaslit is a term that's used a lot but

00:16:29.880 you know they were dismissed they were ignored they got like don't waste my time they were put

00:16:35.240 on antidepressants or anti-anxiety meds because these doctors were telling them that this was

00:16:40.040 all in their head um and and that's really a really really concerning that you know we live

00:16:45.400 in a world now where doctors won't actually listen to what their patients are trying to tell them i

00:16:49.960 mean i think every person knows their body better than anything so um but please go ahead and uh and

00:16:56.520 and give us a bit of your background yeah for sure so for me everything started uh when i was just

00:17:03.160 24 years old um so at that time i was like you said a recreational athlete so i played volleyball

00:17:10.840 mainly um all throughout high school and into college and then after that played

00:17:17.800 recreationally i did cross-country running long distance track and field basketball badminton

00:17:24.280 basically you name it i played it in high school um and like you said like continued on volleyball

00:17:29.640 after that um so my favorite quote back then was like it's more than just a game it's a way of life

00:17:34.360 because to me it absolutely was and in addition to being a recreational athlete at that time

00:17:42.280 i was also a full-time student and i worked two jobs um full-time as well between the two

00:17:50.920 so for me yeah everything changed when i was just 24. so after the second dose i had numbness

00:17:58.440 tingling and pain from my knees down it went away after four months and following the third dose

00:18:06.840 came right back so it started at the bottom of my feet and this way over the course of three weeks

00:18:11.960 it worked its way up from the bottom of my feet to my waist down at that point i also started having

00:18:19.160 the tachycardia symptoms so fast heart rate so for somebody that was an athlete to go from that

00:18:27.160 to a heart rate of 150 160 doing absolutely nothing um so obviously i knew that something

00:18:37.400 was wrong um and at the point that it did work its way to my waist down we knew that uh we had

00:18:44.520 to get help and as you noticed unfortunately i was met with gaslighting when we did so at that point

00:18:54.520 we knew went to a walk-in clinic they were responsive and concerned that i may have had

00:19:02.120 Guillain-Barre syndrome and sent us to emerge and i packed my bags because at that point

00:19:11.080 it was very clear to us because it happened after the second and the third dose that it was a cause

00:19:16.760 and effect relationship and so i packed and went to the hospital expecting to be admitted because

00:19:24.200 i thought that for sure they would want to know what happened and why so that they could prevent

00:19:29.240 that from happening to any other people but what i didn't know was that there were already tens if

00:19:38.040 not hundreds of thousands of people like me worldwide and i didn't know that those people

00:19:45.640 existed until late 2023. And at this point, I had probably seen, I think I totaled it for the

00:19:55.600 React 19 survey, and I had seen 23 physicians. And the responses ranged from the gaslighting

00:20:03.720 all the way to, yes, you reacted to the vaccines, but other people reacted way worse. So you should

00:20:10.280 be thankful this after explaining everything that happened and the life that had been taken for me

00:20:16.820 at just 24 years old so eventually I decided that I would try one more time and if I couldn't find

00:20:27.600 it then they were right and it was all in my head and the one more time that I ended up trying was

00:20:33.620 when I found Brie and Justin's post from React 19 that they were starting a pilot emotional support

00:20:40.420 group and I ended up being one of the first 20 people to express interest in being part

00:20:46.500 of that group so I was able to participate in the emotional support group through React 19

00:20:53.380 met an amazing group of people some of whom I'm still friends with to this day two of which I've

00:21:00.900 had the opportunity to meet in person and after that group was when i started volunteering with

00:21:07.460 them so i am their support group coordinator and am on the advocacy advisory board and leadership

00:21:14.980 team and in october of 2024 i had the opportunity to go to washington to meet some of the people

00:21:22.980 that i had been working with um and that's when the team at react suggested that i meet with dr 0.81

00:21:31.140 jug jones from utah and at first i told them that if i wanted to get solved stupid and incompetent 0.91

00:21:42.580 i could do that for free in my own country i didn't need their doctors to do that for me 0.93

00:21:47.700 but luckily they were a lot more uh persistent than I was stubborn and eventually uh between

00:21:56.280 a few really good friends they convinced me to go uh and I'm really really thankful that they did

00:22:03.100 because like Michelle said it's the complete night and day experience in the United States

00:22:08.800 in Utah to what we had experienced in Canada so I had been telling the doctors here after

00:22:15.940 i came across react and the facebook groups that i knew my symptoms were consistent with small

00:22:22.020 fiber neuropathy and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and they refused to test

00:22:29.040 me for it but dr jones ran all the testing and all of it came back positive and so when i went

00:22:36.600 home and got those positive results was when i went public and shared my story and michelle

00:22:42.040 messaged me and was like hey you went to the same clinic that i did and wow yeah and the rest is

00:22:48.920 history as they say yeah well that is that's uh well i mean it's it's sad that you had to meet

00:22:58.520 this way but you know i i just think it's so great that you guys have created a community

00:23:02.640 um like you said where you don't feel alone i mean i can't imagine going through the things

00:23:06.860 that you've gone through for the first year or two you know not being able to access help or

00:23:11.440 getting help being ignored by your government by your health care system you know it's so kudos to

00:23:19.100 you guys how so it's a non-profit organization so what are some of the services and stuff that

00:23:26.100 you're offering do you guys like have regular meetings with with the vaccine injured type of

00:23:30.700 thing you can go ahead with that Julie yeah for sure so similar to react 19 can rise 19 focuses

00:23:39.080 on three different pillars within our organization.

00:23:42.440 So the first one, as I mentioned, being emotional support.

00:23:48.320 And so after I had the opportunity

00:23:50.720 to coordinate the support groups within React 19,

00:23:54.980 I had the opportunity to kind of build upon that

00:23:59.160 and build a structured 10-week group

00:24:01.360 for individuals that are vaccine injured.

00:24:05.040 so at canrise we have ran probably about three sections now of groups of injured people who

00:24:11.760 came together and met via microsoft teams for 10 weeks just to give everybody the opportunity to

00:24:18.400 connect with other people who are like them because it's a very powerful experience to be

00:24:23.840 able to talk about what you're going through with people who truly understand it so we have those

00:24:31.520 meetings for about an hour to an hour and a half each week for 10 weeks and then shift over to

00:24:37.120 monthly meetings for a period of 12 months we've since grown on the emotional support groups and

00:24:44.720 some of the other groups that we have in partnership with react 19 are a young adults

00:24:49.920 group so individuals that were injured in between 18 and 25 years old we've got a group for family

00:24:57.040 and loved ones and we're going to be starting up a spiritual group in October. So that's kind of

00:25:03.120 the first one. The second one being physical support and so what we have with physical support

00:25:10.960 is we have a group of advocate volunteers much like React 19 has. So if somebody is looking to

00:25:19.680 connect to resources in their area or to get support with things such as the Vaccine Injury

00:25:27.200 Support Program or Vaccine Impact Assistance Program, they can write in to us and they

00:25:35.920 can be connected to an advocate. Advocates can also connect people to providers in their area

00:25:43.840 who have been helpful to other vaccine injured patients in the area um so we do have a private

00:25:51.600 provider list that people can access through chatting with our advocates a private provider

00:25:57.200 list excellent we keep it protected unfortunately due to the stigma um that is still very much

00:26:06.560 alive and well in canada it is a 100 private provider list so we don't post that anywhere

00:26:14.480 publicly we don't have that in writing for anybody other than michelle and myself and we give all

00:26:21.760 that information verbally because it's really really hard to find helpful providers in canada

00:26:28.880 so like michelle said we want to make sure that those people stay protected

00:26:36.000 How many members involved with Canary's 19 do you have right now?

00:26:39.640 Do you have a number on that?

00:26:42.080 I would say between social media and those that are registered, we're, what, 1,800 to 2,000, maybe, somewhere around there.

00:26:50.620 Yeah, and it's growing exponentially.

00:26:54.200 Before Julie touches on the third pillar, what's really important is with the caregivers groups.

00:27:00.240 I know for myself, like my spouse and my children, sadly, have become my caregivers.

00:27:04.440 And what one thing people don't realize is that it's not just us that are injured.

00:27:09.140 The impact that family members and spouses have to endure is equally as devastating.

00:27:17.140 So anyone that is a caregiver definitely needs support.

00:27:20.760 And we also don't have anyone that's injured facilitating the caregivers because we don't

00:27:27.060 want there to be any hold back.

00:27:29.220 We really want people to be able to be honest and transparent.

00:27:31.660 And it is very difficult when you're caring for somebody that's vaccine injured.

00:27:37.500 So the last one that we are in the process of developing is going to be financial support for Canadians who are injured.

00:27:51.780 So much like React 19 offers at this point, they've given out over one point eight million dollars in medical grants to Americans who are injured.

00:28:01.660 And so we are looking to mirror that program here in Canada so that we can provide financial support for Canadians who, like ourselves, have had those out-of-pocket medical and mental health expenses.

00:28:15.820 Because even though healthcare is supposedly free in Canada, many, many of our members have had out-of-pocket expenses upwards that when we surveyed our members to see where things were at financially, we were told that out of 30 people, there was over $460,000 that had been spent on medical care alone.

00:28:42.140 yeah well and especially if you're not getting the help that you need in canada and you have

00:28:46.860 to travel to the states um it's it's it's very expensive so yeah exactly i know we've talked

00:28:53.580 obviously with kerry sakamoto and some of them you know that they just want to be compensated

00:28:59.100 you know there's extra medications that they have to be on now or there's extra services that they

00:29:03.580 need or service providers different treatments exactly so that's huge like i've cycled through

00:29:10.460 two different medications that we had to pay out of pocket for and they didn't help um and one was

00:29:18.220 roughly 700 a month and the other was 350 a month and they weren't covered yeah wow that's that's

00:29:25.600 right that's a market canada right our health care is free we should be so thankful that we

00:29:30.660 give over 50 of every dollar we earn to the government to divvy it back to us and leave us

00:29:35.160 hanging indeed yeah so yeah so those are our core pillars of the organization um and sort of like

00:29:42.440 the goals that we wanted to focus on and then julie is like spearheading the um support group

00:29:49.160 she's just like the superhero for this it's exceptional and then i'm on the government i'm

00:29:54.280 on the governance lobbying government relations side so i do lots of the calls to action and

00:29:59.720 mp engagement and um so there's lots of different um you know responsibilities and the other thing

00:30:06.200 to keep in mind is we are injured and um we're volunteers and similar to that like a growing

00:30:11.800 team of volunteers they're helping facilitate support groups um carrie is on boarded she's

00:30:17.960 a chair of our like community outreach and so she's helping people with their via um forums 0.98

00:30:22.760 and kind of navigating that bureaucratic nightmare um and like just to touch on that briefly so

00:30:29.720 I'm in the appeals process with VISP, Oxero.

00:30:33.080 I've been and was in the appeals process since September of 2024.

00:30:38.640 Can you imagine?

00:30:40.060 Wow.

00:30:40.700 Two of the three of their medical panel experts agreed that there was a temporal relationship

00:30:44.940 between when I received these injections and when my symptoms started.

00:30:48.740 They didn't feel as though the conditions I have are from the vaccines.

00:30:52.740 And something that people need to keep in mind is that if conditions and symptoms are

00:30:57.540 not reported in the clinical trial there is no causality and if you want to watch a very uh well

00:31:04.180 documented documentary an inconvenient study highlights this and an american lawyer um he

00:31:11.300 deposed the i forget what he called him it was a virologist by vaccinologist and so he's kind of

00:31:17.140 like the guru in the u.s and he explained this um that if it's not reported in the clinical trials

00:31:23.060 didn't happen and there's no causation and julie and i know people that have participated in the

00:31:28.580 astrazeneca clinical trial in the pfizer clinical trial and those individuals were injured and

00:31:34.180 those individuals have very similar conditions to julie and i but they were excluded from the

00:31:39.620 data in the clinical trial so their conditions were recorded this is coming out now we've seen

00:31:45.700 more of this coming out in the u.s um thankfully but how long that's going to take to translate

00:31:51.300 into what like conditions are actually causal makes it very difficult for people to get

00:31:57.060 acknowledgement and compensation with this so two of the medical panel experts said yes there is a

00:32:03.860 temporal relationship no we don't believe that your conditions are from that and so now we're

00:32:08.420 in the appeals process and so of course public health agency of canada took over and i had three

00:32:15.540 phone calls with them so i'm sick i'm trying to fight for medical care julie's trying to fight

00:32:22.180 for medical care and i'm calling i app to be to ask these questions and i am accepted into the

00:32:31.380 appeals process it transferred from oxero to viap i have to fill up a form with the public

00:32:38.580 health agency of canada for them to accept my accepted appeal figure that out they are mailing

00:32:46.500 it to me they mailed it on the 15th it just arrived today so it took three whatever today

00:32:53.620 three weeks to get here i can't upload it to the portal so it took them five years to build a portal

00:33:00.100 i have to mail it back to them before they can keep continuing with my appeal that was already

00:33:06.500 accepted in 2024 september 2024 i haven't even begun uploading medical records i was at the

00:33:12.580 medical record stage they were like gaining more medical records from my new providers

00:33:17.860 um i joke about how many ologists i have and it's not yes aha jokingly i don't think there's a

00:33:25.860 single ologist that there hasn't been a referral sent to most of them rejected so we fought tooth

00:33:31.860 and nail um but yeah our team do you think that they're making it difficult like this on purpose

00:33:37.860 because you know or or do you think it's just incompetence like the thing that really um well

00:33:43.580 there's so many things that we could get into talking about the disastrous epic failure that

00:33:47.920 was the vis program and it seems to me like the vip is going in the same direction um but like

00:33:54.760 carrie sakamoto dan hartman some people that i talked to you know when they when they called in

00:33:59.400 uh the viap would say just be patient we're still getting things set up i'm like still getting

00:34:04.600 things set up like what kind of a half-assed organization launches especially one that's

00:34:10.440 needed on the scale um that this one is for and then isn't set up like when are you going to be

00:34:17.380 set up how do you launch an organization to me that is uh it's unprofessional and it's

00:34:23.300 incompetent i mean they should have not even launched it until they were ready to actually

00:34:27.600 help people but um all i'm seeing coming out of the viap right now is just still more hoops to

00:34:33.280 jump through still some gas lighting um just hurry up and wait like you said email or a mail

00:34:39.520 like they can't even email it to you yeah you know and so julie we we are collecting um information

00:34:47.280 and feedback from our members and we will be providing that so we had meetings with mpfall

00:34:52.080 peer poly of stakeholders and dan mazer um and so once we were able to collect more of that

00:34:58.720 information we would provide more feedback with how effective this program actually is it's not

00:35:04.880 the the the development of a program and the illusion of a program is very different and so

00:35:11.120 for anyone and i know that this was the argument for carrie's um class action um hearing to get it

00:35:19.520 approved was the government lawyers were talking about that well we're wasting taxpayers dollars 0.71

00:35:25.280 we're wasting legal fees and whatever because there's this program that's developed like go

00:35:29.520 through that channel anyone that's in this channel completely understands what it's like like i am

00:35:37.840 five years into almost this injury that's similar for julie you know julie i think maybe might be

00:35:43.280 be working half a day a week I haven't worked since 2023 and I this is I'm not the only Canadian

00:35:49.220 that's going through this so to push us towards this program which is not serving Canadians

00:35:53.620 they promised a program and they promised that no one was going to be left behind and we've

00:35:57.780 absolutely been left behind which sadly is why we're really hoping we get charitable status with

00:36:03.500 CanRise 19 so that we can build a developing medical care fund where the Canadian government

00:36:08.180 has failed Canadians that would be excellent how soon do you think you'll find out about that if

00:36:13.640 you get to your charitable status well it has taken us oh my gosh Julie like nine months to

00:36:19.980 get the application ready because the asks so we were working with an accountant that she was

00:36:25.660 we're really comprehensive and we wanted to put the best application forward um it's CRA that

00:36:31.040 approves it. So we really, you know, collected a lot of data and figures and like what our members

00:36:39.340 are needing that are expected in the next year. And so it's hard to say how long that's going to

00:36:45.020 take. But we also do understand that for a lot of people with us not being able to provide them with

00:36:50.540 tax receipts, that makes it very difficult for donations. But we also know that Julie and I get

00:36:57.420 emails from injured members that are like please help me with this 21 we have one member i think

00:37:03.500 he pays 2100 for these injections he has a really severe dermatology condition like heals off um and

00:37:13.020 he is only approved for two injections a month and he needs three because by the time he spreads out

00:37:17.420 the two it wears off and i think it's roughly 2100 for each injection and we're just like we just

00:37:24.060 don't have the money yet to like start issuing grants we really would like to by the end of the

00:37:28.540 year but we get we get these messages and julie and i understand what it means to i leverage my

00:37:34.220 entire career my dental practice savings crowdfunding you name it other canadians have to

00:37:40.380 crowdfund for us to get medical care and i shouldn't have to sell my business and you

00:37:44.540 know none of this should be happening like this was absolutely health canada approved product

00:37:49.900 and we were harmed so someone needs to step up i just showed the video of our prime minister the

00:37:56.220 other day on social media of his his gaslighting canadians and telling everyone they won't be able

00:38:01.340 to get on a plane or a train or these people we shouldn't be accepted and go back to those days

00:38:06.620 when he was pushing that narrative on canadians and enforcing canadians into the situation and

00:38:11.420 now people are injured because of those decisions on that watch and there's no accountability yet

00:38:17.260 or nobody's standing behind you from the government it's just about constantly mess around why when

00:38:22.220 is this going to stop yeah it's it's difficult and i know i know from experience um i'm sure

00:38:30.140 julie can attest to the same uh we know that our members um there's so much information that's

00:38:36.780 coming out now from the us primarily uh we've seen denmark make extraordinary movements forward with

00:38:43.820 their compensation program um you know react 19 has their private care fund but it is challenging

00:38:50.780 and so we're seeing more information coming out and um it's it's so traumatic for so many injured

00:38:58.860 um there's this like you're seeing this like perhaps some accountability maybe that's coming

00:39:05.100 um but there's some like you know truth that's finally like what you said chris earlier that

00:39:10.860 like we really just want the truth to be heard told and we really just want to make sure that

00:39:16.460 this doesn't happen again and canadians just need to be aware of what happens when you're injured

00:39:21.980 like it's you absolutely are abandoned but with the information coming out from the states with

00:39:27.980 fauci and then you know we have you know other stuff in canada it's it's difficult and it's

00:39:32.300 really it's emotional and segueing into the allison inquiry which we're very grateful to

00:39:39.020 have this opportunity yes we understand it's not you know a political um run or like government

00:39:45.740 funded inquiry but at least someone has finally opened up the gateway for us to be heard in

00:39:53.740 parliament which is the first time for me it will be the first time that my story will be shared

00:39:59.100 what's to come of it the only thing we can do is start with where we are right now and move forward

00:40:03.820 but what we can tell you is our members that are having to fill these forms out

00:40:08.780 are absolutely traumatized yeah and it's i believe it and it's difficult to fill out like i

00:40:16.460 was very articulate and i could absorb information like a sponge and multi-task

00:40:22.620 and like it took me two hours to fill up the second form and wow and julie and i work with

00:40:29.020 members and we help them fill their forms out because they can't do it and so we were able to

00:40:34.860 communicate that information like to the inquiry team that like this is actually very difficult

00:40:39.580 so julie and i've been able to have some conversations just just sort of shed some

00:40:43.420 light on this and they found it very helpful because this is part of the larger picture

00:40:47.660 like this is actually how much trauma and post-traumatic stress that's been created for

00:40:53.020 vaccine injured Canadians that they're like reliving this over and over and so when you get

00:40:59.020 other Canadians that are saying stop talking about it it's over the pandemic is over the government

00:41:06.140 lawyers are saying the pandemic is over we don't need to learn anything you are very mistaken

00:41:12.780 because it's not over for us and this isn't something we relive we don't want to stay in

00:41:18.540 in this place we want health care that's all like so yeah we wanted someone to actually provide us

00:41:25.340 health care or an avenue and i was just talking this morning um and my comment was why isn't the

00:41:32.620 government of canada opening up a private clinic offering many many of these immune treatments

00:41:37.340 that julie and i both need exactly indeed because they don't care why aren't they they don't care

00:41:44.780 yeah my comment was it's going to cost them trillions of dollars if they actually provided

00:41:48.460 every vaccine injured canadian with the same treatment that julie and i would both that's

00:41:52.540 right have you guys been watching uh any like did you watch any of the hearings last week with fauci

00:41:58.460 or have you been reading any of his diary stuff or the stuff coming out of his diaries it's it's uh

00:42:04.620 his diary i mean i mean the bits that i've seen it's uh it's it's mind-blowing and like i was

00:42:11.560 saying uh at the beginning of the show it's i find it very emotional uh because not a single

00:42:16.700 one of us would be in this even in this conversation right now if it wasn't for that guy

00:42:21.340 well and those who supported him too well in the early in the fall of 2021 um they had rolled out

00:42:28.620 vaccine mandates for all publicly employed healthcare professionals in british columbia

00:42:32.540 and then by the middle of november of 21 they started tailoring it towards all regulated

00:42:37.180 healthcare professionals and that was me and i was on the board at the time so the college like

00:42:42.380 like the regulatory body. And so we started having meetings very frequently. And my discussion was

00:42:48.440 we're seeing increase in vaccination rates. We're not seeing any decrease in transmission.

00:42:53.740 People that are vaccinated are still getting COVID. Why on earth do we need to push forward

00:42:58.860 these mandates? I already felt for my colleagues, like I had colleagues that worked for Northern

00:43:03.540 Health that retired early because they were old enough to retire, but they really retired early

00:43:09.480 because they refused to get these injections so when we look at shortages within healthcare and

00:43:15.480 it's like oh you know we've had them retire or whatever the case may be there's a substantial

00:43:19.960 amount of medical professionals that actually just didn't get these injections and so for me

00:43:24.360 it was very difficult i was at the board level discussing that you know that i was opposed um

00:43:31.400 sadly this wasn't a vote at the board level it was a border um and so that was something that

00:43:37.000 the college was going to be implementing and i um here i am today injured and i resigned from the

00:43:43.000 board position because i was like i am not having anything to do with this by that point i was

00:43:47.560 already injured so you're right like teresa tam bonnie henry they took lead from fauci so to see

00:43:54.680 his inflated ego and you know now to see like how ineffective which we knew that masking was

00:44:02.840 and social distancing and all of these things um it was just all made up it crippled our

00:44:09.480 it crippled humanity like they never recover from what was set in place and our trust in

00:44:17.480 our government agencies it's going to take a long time to restore that trust and it needs to be done

00:44:24.360 about it because the very you know premise of vaccines um people blindly trusted that program

00:44:34.040 and still do michelle still do i've had a few people come at me in the last few days that are

00:44:39.000 completely down the rabbit hole thinking you know how dare you question the science i'm not taking

00:44:43.960 my science advice from a measly truck driver and uh these people are completely 100 indoctrinated

00:44:50.120 with their eyes closed they cannot see anything right now outside of what the government has

00:44:55.080 conditioned them to to believe it's sickening yeah well and there is there you can't find a double

00:45:01.000 blindsided placebo study that supports the efficacy and then when we start seeing how the

00:45:07.080 pfizer vaccine in particular was approved in canada it clearly stated in their agreement that they

00:45:12.920 were unaware of side effects and adverse reactions and the government accepted that information and

00:45:21.480 so yes like we were we were misled and it was not safe and it was not effective and we didn't really

00:45:28.920 realize quite how unsafe that product was until now and it's it's it's very difficult we are five

00:45:35.960 years in um to this experience and what julie and i can tell you from conversations with injured

00:45:43.560 is they're exhausted um many are afraid for their life because their conditions are so progressive

00:45:52.280 my conditions are very unstable and they're progressing very quickly

00:45:57.160 julie she's very similar and we're tired and really like we shouldn't be pleading with the

00:46:05.000 government to help us and you know us forming an organization to help injured canadians because

00:46:12.360 we're exhausted too and so it is very challenging and we're seeing that even with the allison

00:46:16.840 inquiry like it is difficult people have been waiting for so long and we really just want

00:46:21.160 answers and my hope is that with the inquiry and being able to present our stories in front of mps

00:46:29.480 that we can actually see some traction with the compensation program because when you're

00:46:34.280 face if you're face to face with 40 of us come on like there has to be an ounce of humanity left in

00:46:42.200 you to just question we need this program to be more effective we need it to actually help canadians

00:46:47.880 and these canadians need health care and it cannot be made that cannot be the answer because julie and

00:46:53.320 i have conversations with people about this but they're still doubling i mean they're still

00:46:58.120 doubling down the house the whip leader the other day put a social media post out criticizing the

00:47:02.920 allison inquiry and it was pretty vocal on just how ignorant this government is towards anybody

00:47:08.200 that dared to question their authority during during the pushing that was hard to watch um

00:47:17.960 what we what what we i think what he didn't realize is that he actually maybe like opened

00:47:25.080 up the echo chamber of like the liberals because i think that a lot of the liberals are weren't

00:47:30.920 really like aware of maybe the allison inquiry because we know what social media looks like for

00:47:35.480 what you see and what you know algorithms so inadvertently i think he actually broke the echo

00:47:40.760 chamber to some degree i think you're right although what i think you're right about that

00:47:45.160 what he said was very hurtful um absolutely just chuckling in like you know hearing these stories

00:47:51.160 doesn't mean it's causation like how can you talk about individuals that are hurting like

00:47:57.640 individual like julie and i and and smart this isn't something to laugh about so i i do think

00:48:03.240 that while he may have been trying to prove a point um there is that there was some positive

00:48:09.640 if we can call it that um to who had actually um reached i would like to think yeah yeah i think

00:48:15.800 you're right i think it opened the door i think yeah yes mark i think it definitely opened a door

00:48:21.480 and and gave it a little bit more attention um in some circles like you said where it normally

00:48:26.360 wouldn't have reached so in that in that aspect i think it's good that he did that video but yeah

00:48:31.720 exactly the stuff that comes out of that guy's mouth is uh julie isn't that uh it's not mine

00:48:40.280 directly uh kingston's about half an hour away so i'm in gananoque with michael barrett but i do

00:48:47.960 have a family in kingston um and i have certainly uh reached out to those family members and said

00:48:54.520 you know let let them know that your niece your granddaughter is testifying yeah yeah yeah do you

00:49:02.200 think do you think that any of these liberal mps will show up at the inquiry or do you think they're

00:49:07.800 just going to try to ignore it probably the latter yeah i highly encourage them to prove us wrong

00:49:19.000 because this isn't this is a non-partisan event it's and you represent your constituents you

00:49:24.280 are voted in and your constituents are hurting and so i would like to think that this was would

00:49:30.440 be an opportunity to represent your constituents so i i hope that that is not the case um but i

00:49:38.920 guess we'll see and we'll see in september so yeah how about we try this we uh we we just

00:49:45.800 encourage all people in canada to to mail email and contact your mps and push them that you your

00:49:53.240 elected representative they have to be there to witness this firsthand get involved people this

00:49:58.120 is how it's done it's democracy right yeah yeah and that's all you can that's all we can do is is

00:50:03.880 uh you know have our have constituents reach out to their mps i know in the allison inquiry

00:50:09.640 i had shared the letter that i had sent to my mp with our members um and that was before the

00:50:14.600 allison inquiry had kind of like helped with like addressing some letters but if you do go on the

00:50:18.760 allisoninquiry.com there are um letters and and drafts that you can use um but have the have the

00:50:25.560 conversation because while this may not touch you right now you never know when you never know when

00:50:33.480 it can yeah and i want my children to have to ever look back on this and say we didn't do anything

00:50:41.320 yeah exactly exactly christine says we have sample letters well thank you at the alice inquiry yes

00:50:51.040 pardon me yeah so you are you've been confirmed to to speak for sure michelle are you speaking

00:50:56.660 as well julie yeah or you don't know yet okay good i was told that that a thousand people have

00:51:03.380 applied for the alice inquiry so far to tell their stories and and the staff at the alice inquiry is

00:51:09.760 is really understaffed right now they're overloaded just trying to keep up with the

00:51:13.760 applications and then put it in the approval process so everybody i know everybody's excited

00:51:18.480 everybody wants their story to be told so desperately it is time but we just have to

00:51:22.640 kind of give a little bit of patience right now and hopefully let these people work their magic

00:51:26.400 and uh and do their best i'd like to think like i know for myself um when i attended in ottawa in

00:51:35.760 july we're there to represent all canadians so we're there sharing our stories and julie and i

00:51:42.880 can tell you from experience so not only um in reference to like the three pillars that julie

00:51:48.160 discussed but individuals can they can register um to be a member they can be on our email list

00:51:54.480 there's no charge the last thing we want to do is put any kind of financial barriers so everything

00:51:58.960 is free um but when you do register you can be a part of our email list so we've had ongoing q a's

00:52:04.720 over the last like two to four weeks like every couple weeks for any questions that members have

00:52:10.400 and then they can also register their story and part of registering their story is including

00:52:14.560 their lot numbers and so i've actually submitted a foyer request on our top i think it was like

00:52:20.320 nine lot numbers that were reported but what julie and i and i need to do another for your

00:52:26.400 request but it was funny because i had asked for all internal documents that had to do with

00:52:32.160 those specific lot numbers because i i had read um some of the documentation that from dr hoff

00:52:38.800 and when he was reporting the astrazeneca lot numbers and they were able to get some of the

00:52:44.080 emails within like bccdc and they were very aware that there were lot numbers that were like hot

00:52:50.080 lot numbers so right i had to refine my foyer requests and i couldn't request internal documents

00:52:56.080 the only thing that i was able to get was actual the figures on like and the list of the um symptoms

00:53:02.160 that were presented with each respective lot number but not only are julian now the co-founders

00:53:07.600 of canrise 19 we're also lot sisters so wow oh really yeah so julie and i share the same lots

00:53:16.480 our director of advocacy shares one of the same lots and we all have the same conditions

00:53:22.880 same condition kevin and steve too saying they had the end of the same lot too yeah and julie

00:53:29.120 how many do we have with that lot number eight or nine uh that one we are up to nine now and i know

00:53:36.640 people that have registered so that's 11 people that have the same lot numbers and we have all

00:53:42.880 like small fiber neuropathy pots mcas immune deficiency igg deficiency julie and i have all

00:53:50.800 of this um i have a few other weird things that are going on but it's so yeah so we're collecting

00:53:56.480 we're collecting data so we are doing our own research and um if no one else is going to do it

00:54:00.720 we're going to do it yeah it's sad that you have to but you're absolutely right that you know if

00:54:06.800 somebody has to do it that's uh that's a crying shame that our government and our health care

00:54:12.080 system isn't isn't uh helping you in any way the opposite actually they're doing the opposite

00:54:18.320 yeah it's crazy but yes if anyone is um looking for support absolutely reach out um our website

00:54:24.640 you can navigate it it's pretty user-friendly it is actually great i'll share it here actually i

00:54:30.080 think i can do that um it is a great website you've got a lot of um really good information

00:54:35.600 and i was also you know just before i was saying about how scrolling through the

00:54:40.480 the patients sorry the the patient stories is sad there's so many there's just so many um

00:54:46.400 um it's hard it's hard it's hard yeah yeah it is so that is a can rise 19.com um yep we've got

00:54:57.440 lots of stuff on here how you can make a donation if you want to become a volunteer um our story

00:55:04.680 meet your team where's the stories here to tell your story yeah and you've got lots of links and

00:55:09.680 helpful uh forums already just to be filled out to make it easier for people which i thought was

00:55:15.120 really great you can thank julie for that she's a she's a wizard yeah resources and education

00:55:24.320 well i think the other thing that's important um to highlight is julie julie's working on her

00:55:30.720 master's in clinical psychology oh yeah so she's yeah she's a force to be reckoned with and but

00:55:39.360 she's had that she's had to what are you like a quarter maybe julie like what are you now for

00:55:44.880 enrollment with your with your uh yeah it's about a quarter so it's considered a reduced course load

00:55:51.600 for students with disabilities so generally that is 50 um but i am actually more closer to 25 to 33

00:56:03.920 uh percent because of the way that uh my brain works now it's a lot harder um to continue off

00:56:11.120 with studies yeah yeah good job for you for pushing through that exactly yeah i mean it's

00:56:19.760 just incredible when you go through these stories like look at all these the human beings these are

00:56:24.480 all human beings who have been ignored by their government the government so thank you guys for

00:56:30.400 what you're doing i mean for for this organization and you know getting these stories out i mean

00:56:36.640 these are all people human beings their lives will never be the same well we're equally grateful for

00:56:42.160 them you know with the volunteers that we have we wouldn't be able to do what we do and honestly

00:56:46.560 like the community like you had said earlier tamara um to be able to know that you're not alone

00:56:52.160 and when we hold you know when we hold our support group support group meetings it's also something

00:56:56.800 that's important for people to know um you don't have to have your camera on you don't have to talk

00:57:02.080 but there is a there is a like a confidentiality forms that you have to fill out because it is

00:57:06.960 sensitive um people are sharing and what they're sharing is very personal so we expect that

00:57:11.760 confidentiality but if you don't want to say anything you don't have to and if you don't

00:57:17.280 want to have your camera on you don't have to and you know some people are finding injured

00:57:20.960 for the first time and they can't do anything but cry because they just feel so relieved

00:57:26.160 that they don't have to justify themselves and julie and i were very grateful um her and i

00:57:31.920 actually met in person in texas so we went to follow the silence documentary again i encourage

00:57:36.320 people to watch that one it goes through everything it goes through everything with peter marx fauci

00:57:41.840 marx knew fauci knew like they knew they knew all these individuals injured in the clinical trial

00:57:47.040 they were all getting treated at the nih which is where the treatment plans that julie and i have

00:57:51.600 had recommended come from people that had benefited in 2021 march of 2021

00:57:57.600 vaccine injured americans were getting treated at the nih they acknowledged them with post

00:58:02.720 post vaccine neuropathy they told them to be quiet and they never published the information

00:58:09.040 so wow 2021 they knew that these vaccines were causing harm and so follow the silence um goes

00:58:16.720 through that and it follows i think about seven injured americans maybe and so julie and i will

00:58:23.120 we met down there and um i can't explain it we were in an auditorium with about 300 people

00:58:29.520 and they asked um whoever knew of or was injured to stand up and i would say 90 of that room stood up

00:58:35.680 but the power in being there with that many people and i mean i think there was one point julie you

00:58:41.920 You were sitting on the floor when we were doing something.

00:58:44.040 Yeah, when we were in the hotel.

00:58:45.520 It was just like, I can't stay upright for a long time with like a couple of,

00:58:49.020 I have a connective tissue disorder now from so much damage. 0.82

00:58:52.400 POTS, Julia's POTS. 0.88

00:58:54.080 But you know what?

00:58:54.680 You just sit down and no one cares because they're like, I get it. 0.99

00:58:57.040 That sucks.

00:58:57.520 Like, you know, your spoons are gone now for the night. 0.54

00:59:01.360 But so we're actually holding an event in Ottawa on September the 9th.

00:59:06.640 And so we'll be announcing some of those details,

00:59:09.900 but it'll be a screening of why can't we talk about this um we're hoping michael he's testifying

00:59:16.220 we're hoping that he might be able to change his travel arrangements around a bit i'm not sure

00:59:20.460 because lots of this is just kind of like rolling out quickly um we have a live q a so we've got a

00:59:26.140 few guests that will be there as well as julie and i um and it's we'll be streaming it uh live

00:59:32.380 streaming it by chance i don't know if it will be live streamed at all um we can check um so

00:59:38.780 biker's church is actually holding hosting us i was gonna say it's probably at the biker's church

00:59:43.500 yeah yeah melissa's hosting us so i reached out fantastic when i was in ottawa i had contacted

00:59:49.580 her but i was awash after everything and so i yeah and i just wanted to meet her in person

00:59:55.660 and so she's hosting um and so yes if you're injured and you're there if you want to come

01:00:00.940 and watch the documentary if you want to meet in person um we really just want to make this

01:00:05.820 as much of a community as possible and we know what it's like to be together with over once you

01:00:12.460 have the details and all that stuff worked out or you've got some posts or posters made let us know

01:00:16.300 and we'll push that out for that event awesome i'm hoping to be there i'm really hoping to be there

01:00:20.940 but obviously i've got some legal matters that i have to attend to and uh but if all goes well i

01:00:26.620 do hope to be there uh to report on the inquiry for rebel and and uh so fingers crossed yeah i

01:00:33.420 hope to i hope to see that we are we have our graphic designer um for can rise so she's working

01:00:39.020 on the posters right now and we just have a few more things to add because like i said we've got

01:00:43.500 a couple speakers that are going to be coming um and we also want to provide an opportunity for

01:00:47.900 injured um to tell her story so yeah mike is there and he wants there please share yeah well as soon

01:00:55.340 as you're just ready send it out and we'll make sure we get that shared out for you for sure

01:00:58.860 for sure uh so we've we've reached seven o'clock i know you guys are completely uh exhausted as

01:01:05.500 we were talking before the show but um do you have any final thoughts before we let you go

01:01:10.380 and how can people find you where can they find you uh go ahead michelle we'll start with you

01:01:16.220 uh so again with the organization we're on facebook and instagram our website um myself

01:01:21.820 i'm on twitter instagram and facebook uh michelle wharton first name and last name yeah so if anyone

01:01:28.380 wants to reach out just personally um to talk you're welcome to if you're looking at um wanting

01:01:33.900 any kind of resources from canrise we're happy to be there for you nice and julie where can we find

01:01:40.140 you what platforms are you on uh yeah so i am on uh mainly facebook um so it's julie woods on

01:01:48.780 facebook um and then i also have my email through um canrise so it's julie.woods at canrise19.com

01:01:57.180 excellent excellent okay we're gonna be we're possibly heading we're heading north here with

01:02:04.860 big red so hopefully this weekend i can uh i can meet you i know that you were talking and you

01:02:11.720 said you were only going to go to grand prairie and i'm like oh dang it is he well yeah i've got

01:02:17.380 the load and it's headed north of fort st john right now but the the farmer's thinking maybe

01:02:21.240 you wouldn't wanted to deliver it in grand prairie so um i will uh i'll keep talking to him here i'll

01:02:26.520 the load on tomorrow morning and i'll be heading up that direction so if i if i get close to far

01:02:31.160 st john you're one of the first persons that i'm going to let know and you can i want to get your

01:02:34.920 photo in front of big red and and we'll do a video for a rip that's what i want to go for a ride and

01:02:41.960 go for a ride you better give the horn a little honk just be careful where you do it

01:02:48.440 i didn't tell and i didn't tell you to honk a horn by the way that wasn't me no

01:02:52.120 there's been people charged for that you know right come on

01:02:56.520 Well, thank you. Honestly, you guys, thank you for hosting. Julie and I, um, we're really thankful for platforms like this, where we give, you give us an opportunity to share our stories and share the organization. And we're very grateful for, for you, um, hosting us. Thank you.

01:03:10.740 this is why we stood in ottawa ladies this is why we stood um this is coming around you know like

01:03:16.520 tamara messes me right after the fauci report we've been vindicated off just of what fauci did

01:03:21.860 not say during his testimony so we'll keep doing what we can we got to question your stories out

01:03:26.520 and doing what we can to try and promote this yeah thank you and we'll touch base we'll touch

01:03:30.820 base after the inquiry because i'm i'll be dying to hear what you ladies what you ladies thought

01:03:35.160 of how everything went so uh maybe we can get you on again sometime after that so thank you so much

01:03:40.360 julie woods and michelle wharton from can rise 19. it's been an absolute pleasure to have you

01:03:45.960 tonight on our no one gets left behind episode of house arrest uh we will let you guys go and

01:03:50.440 get some rest and then we'll get wrapped up here so have a great night thanks for joining us thanks

01:03:58.600 wow amazing when are canadians gonna wake up when are canadians gonna wake like wake up

01:04:05.400 it's a right in front of you you know what makes me so angry sometimes when i stop and think about

01:04:10.360 it is the fact that there's so much damage out here right now created by government overreach

01:04:14.680 and there's so many people asleep at the bloody wheel it enough wake up it's here but but you

01:04:21.480 know yeah it's you're so true it's you're so right it's just it's so nice to see you know people

01:04:26.680 getting together and forming these organizations just to help each other out and again it's an

01:04:31.160 absolute crying shame that they have to do it themselves like the government and the public

01:04:35.720 health should be falling all over themselves to help these people um but good for them for

01:04:40.200 creating a community you know where where um these people can find each other you know get help there

01:04:47.400 if you go on their website you know some of them will list you know the treatments that they find

01:04:51.160 that are working for them even so uh it's pretty good yeah it is and we have we have quite a few

01:04:58.040 people lined up for you know the vaccine injury you know the the guests that we're going to have

01:05:02.280 on once a month here we got a few people lined up for that i give 100 kudos to tamara and tasha

01:05:07.560 of course for that i've been so busy stuck behind the wheel of this truck for the last

01:05:11.320 how many months here um i haven't put as much time in who does it so um any good all praise

01:05:18.040 goes to you guys so it's all good we do have some great shows coming up actually all of our shows

01:05:23.800 are great i i was thinking the other day you know how people do compilation videos and oh my gosh

01:05:29.000 we could we could do so many already because we've had some really great guests on um but next week

01:05:34.360 we've got okay i'm gonna butcher this i actually sent sarah a text today to ask her um to send me

01:05:40.440 a voice note with how to pronounce her name anyways sarah shuji shujunian i don't know

01:05:46.680 anyways from canada frontline nurses she's going to be joining us on the show uh next week she was

01:05:51.800 again one of the first nurses to stand up and push back and of course she's paid a heavy price for it

01:05:56.680 um the following week after that we've got dr scott miller from texas actually is going to be

01:06:01.560 joining us he i've just ordered his book um another doctor that was completely vilified

01:06:07.400 and cancelled and smeared and lost everything during the uh during the pandemic so we're going

01:06:11.720 to get him on i'll be speaking to him tomorrow to get caught up on his story but i did order his

01:06:16.200 book so i'm going to be checking that out and then the weekend after that we had to do some

01:06:20.440 rearranging with jim mcmurdy but i'm really excited to get uh our friend jim mcmurdy on to

01:06:25.080 talk about his whole situation uh with the residential schools and now the jccf is actually

01:06:30.680 uh helping him out uh so yes yeah lots coming up we have lots of controversial talk there for sure

01:06:39.560 yeah that's right uh of course we're still working um getting things ready for some new stuff for the

01:06:45.880 show in the fall uh we're putting together some promos as i talked about last week to start

01:06:50.760 promoting businesses so we just want to make sure that we have it nice and slick and professional

01:06:56.040 before we just uh so we'll be we'll be starting with that i think first obviously starting with

01:06:59.960 resistance coffee company next week so and we're going to do some giveaways i want to i want to

01:07:04.520 give some stuff away so you know the the businesses i think that we're promoting every week will uh

01:07:09.960 will do giveaways to our chat what do you think about that idea chris i like that idea i was i

01:07:14.760 slept in karenport saskatchewan last night i walked into uh uh to the coffee shop this morning to get

01:07:20.440 a cup of coffee and of course the coffee shop in karenport saskatchewan actually uses resistance

01:07:25.640 coffee company coffee so i thought no in an amazing cup i got my big two large coffees today

01:07:31.880 and then it set me up for the date so nice and um as we've talked about we are going to be adding

01:07:38.680 another show i know i'm not sure uh which day of the week and i actually wanted to ask the chat

01:07:43.320 that like if we add an extra episode what day of the week do you think would be best i mean i just

01:07:49.000 tried to not um overlap over you know some of our other friends because there's there's podcasts

01:07:55.000 going on all the time obviously but um so i'm really curious to know i was thinking tuesdays

01:07:59.560 and thursdays um but i would like to hear from pachak and see what they think um because we've

01:08:04.840 got so many people so many stories to tell people that want to come on the show people that we want

01:08:09.720 to get on the show and really you know we do the vaccine injury uh shows once a month but we could

01:08:15.640 we could do them every week for that matter we literally could do them every week so um

01:08:20.120 so it's going to be really exciting and thank you to tasha of course for you know helping to

01:08:24.440 keep this on the rails and getting everything put together for us and you know working hard

01:08:28.760 behind the scenes with us to constantly try and make the show a better place question here and

01:08:33.720 in the thing there that is canrise19.com is the uh website for for michelle and for julie's yeah

01:08:41.060 oh there she goes yep thank you tasha she's got it up canrise19.com yep yep check it out um and

01:08:47.740 if you guys have any suggestions for the show any guests that you'd like to see come on uh questions

01:08:54.540 comments hate mail we do get some hate mail i'm sure we could expect some from our good friend

01:08:59.620 darlene this week who has been everybody under the sun ever since we had kelsey on a few weeks ago 1.00

01:09:06.020 we got a little fire under her she's got hurt feelings there's a there's a lady out there she 1.00

01:09:11.300 lives in the camrose alberta area her name is um yeah darlene i you know i have i've had phone 1.00

01:09:18.580 calls from this lady she spammed emailed me she uh she told me once on the phone that i threatened to

01:09:24.260 run her over with big red at the beginning of the convoy well and i said excuse me but i wasn't in 1.00

01:09:29.460 the cameras area for the start of convoy so you're obviously confused this lady is absolutely 1.00

01:09:36.180 not she's not there she has got something wrong she watches us um she stalks us and she uh harasses 1.00

01:09:43.540 us so i was actually thinking about making a complaint like maybe do a wellness check with 1.00

01:09:47.700 the local rcmp and cameras to see if this lady needs some help and obviously she must have some 1.00

01:09:52.420 friends out there too or some family that know who darlene jacobson is go get some mental help lady 1.00

01:09:58.820 because you are off the rocker crazy nuts yeah there's there's something wrong there she very 0.99

01:10:04.740 needs to get some help that's for sure i think i think on my big red merch folder like for the 0.96

01:10:10.020 email for big red merch um kim has an actual inbox or a folder dedicated to crazy darlene 1.00

01:10:16.580 and i actually have you listen to my cell phone because i have your number it is crazy lady 1.00

01:10:22.580 jacobson so well she lost it apparently after our kelsey our show with kelsey which was of course 1.00

01:10:29.120 about maid and so i guess she's been uh emailing everybody complaining about us accusing us of this

01:10:35.420 accusing us of that like everyone anyways it's fine she can do what she needs but i just i hope

01:10:41.540 she gets the help that she needs because there's there's a lot of the one thing i really noticed

01:10:46.220 in the last four years is there's a lot of mental illness in this country right now that's unchecked

01:10:50.440 and uh i've witnessed it you know i've seen it so much i actually wondering if i'm not the one

01:10:55.960 that has the issues and everybody else is normal but sorry i'm starting to wonder too

01:11:02.680 oh well okay chris i'm gonna let you go so you can keep on keeping on i just want to say thank

01:11:07.960 you to everybody for joining us tonight uh i hope you all have a great week i hope you have a great

01:11:12.920 weekend and uh we will see you next week keep your eye on the prize guys take care guys bye-bye

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House Arrest - August 07, 2026

Ep. 40 CANRise 19

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