The Shadoe Davis Show - August 12th⧸2026- Guest Carrie Sakamoto, Vaxx Injured, Fighting for Justice!

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00:02:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to the shadow davis show this is wednesday august the 12th 2026 we

00:02:18.700 have a special guest on the show tonight she's going to be appearing and testifying at the

00:02:22.880 allison inquiry coming up september 8th 9th 10th 11th in ottawa this is a an inquiry

00:02:29.680 to let vaccine-injured people from coast to coast tell their stories about how everything went down,

00:02:38.800 about what they've been through since, about their injuries, or possibly family members or

00:02:44.280 close friends or doctors, people who have been affected by that vaccine rollout back in early

00:02:52.600 2021. And there's so many different ways that people have been affected. And by the way,

00:02:58.380 there is a press conference for the Allison Inquiry.

00:03:00.520 That's going to be tomorrow morning.

00:03:01.760 I will be live streaming that starting at,

00:03:04.740 I think it's 10 o'clock Eastern.

00:03:05.960 Yes, it's 10 o'clock Eastern.

00:03:07.080 That's what it says right here.

00:03:08.440 And the special presenter on the press conference

00:03:12.100 tomorrow morning, obviously Dean Allison will be there

00:03:14.540 and Sean Buckley.

00:03:15.960 The special presenter at the press conference

00:03:17.940 tomorrow morning will be Dr. Charles Hoff

00:03:20.720 from British Columbia, who was censured

00:03:23.640 by the BC College of Physicians and Surgeons

00:03:26.840 for his diagnoses of patients who were vaccine injured.

00:03:30.820 So again, Dr. Charles Hoffman,

00:03:32.500 we'll get him on the show in the next week or so as well.

00:03:35.260 He will be the special presenter

00:03:36.920 at this press conference tomorrow morning

00:03:38.580 at 10 o'clock Eastern, 9 o'clock Central,

00:03:41.480 and 7 o'clock Pacific time.

00:03:45.580 And again, I'll be live streaming that right here

00:03:47.700 on all of my platforms.

00:03:49.220 So that is Facebook, that's YouTube, that's Twitch even.

00:03:53.440 We've got X, we've got Telegram,

00:03:55.460 the shadow davis show on telegram we've got what else rumble yeah so all the different platforms

00:04:01.300 and then of course i'll put up some highlights of it on all the usual platforms as well the

00:04:05.520 allison inquiry another press conference coming up tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock eastern with dr

00:04:09.880 charles hoff now if you want to talk about live streaming shows by the way tomorrow night we're

00:04:15.680 live with tiana truth seeker tiana check check is coming up tomorrow night she actually said to me

00:04:21.860 And I think she wrote down in a comment on the promo post I put up on Facebook a couple of days ago that I was her very first podcast.

00:04:30.640 When she started posting a couple of years ago, I was the I was the very first show she went on.

00:04:37.620 And since then, she took off like a rocket.

00:04:40.380 So, yeah, it'll be fun having her back on the show tomorrow night.

00:04:43.660 Tiana is coming on next Wednesday.

00:04:46.220 MP Dean Allison.

00:04:47.520 Dean is the conservative MP for Niagara-on-the-Lake in the House of Commons.

00:04:52.000 He's the one behind the Allison inquiry, and he'll be on the show next Wednesday night

00:04:56.000 at 8 o'clock, live out here on all the social media platforms.

00:05:00.440 Last night, we had Jeff Evely on, Canadian hero as far as I'm concerned.

00:05:05.060 He was talking about C4, the amendment to the criminal code, where it's a criminal act

00:05:11.720 now for any doctor, psychiatrist, or even a parent in some cases to try and talk their

00:05:17.140 children out of being trans believe it or not they call it the conversion therapy law

00:05:24.020 and most nights when i do a show out here on social media on all the platforms it gets usually

00:05:33.480 about 25 30 000 views and if it's a really special show up around 40 maybe 50 000 views

00:05:40.040 do you want to know what last night's show got so far about four five thousand views

00:05:47.800 even the reel i put out afterwards the 90 second reel on instagram and facebook that got

00:05:53.280 just barely a thousand views and i found that interesting

00:05:56.020 i thought huh jeff evely there's one other guy but jeff evely i think is probably the most

00:06:04.980 banned person in this country. And it speaks to exactly what Jeff and I were discussing last night

00:06:12.380 in the last 15 minutes of the show. So if you missed last night's show, go back and watch it

00:06:16.580 and share it. When people get banned or suppressed on social media, that is a function of the

00:06:23.120 algorithm. But who it's guided by is my question. And the only way to defeat that is to go out there

00:06:29.500 and share it. So go watch last night's show in case you missed it on whatever platform

00:06:33.920 and make sure you share it out there. It's very important. The only other guy

00:06:38.500 who's as suppressed as Jeff Eavely in this country, and maybe even more so, is Dr. William

00:06:44.100 Mackis. Even just speaking his name, the algorithm will recognize that and probably suppress this as

00:06:49.860 well. True story. Jeff Eavely. By the way, here he is, just so you guys don't forget what he looks

00:06:57.320 like that's the picture we used for the thumbnail last night so go find that from last night's show

00:07:03.120 on facebook or youtube or wherever make sure you watch it and share it jeff evely was on the show

00:07:07.920 last night carrie sakamoto is our guest tonight here she is before her vaccine injury obviously

00:07:16.360 on the left and after when she was in the hospital for i think a total of 17 days and carrie is our

00:07:25.320 guest this evening. I want to let you guys know that Carrie is tired from her injury and just a

00:07:30.780 big day today, I'm sure. And you're getting set for your testimony at the Allison Inquiry coming

00:07:36.660 up, Carrie. But I want to thank you for being on tonight. And I also want to let you know that

00:07:40.500 when you get too tired to continue, please let me know and we'll just wrap it up at that point.

00:07:46.320 Cool? Yes. Thank you. Okay. Thanks for coming on. Before we get started, it's been a couple of

00:07:52.840 years. How's your court case going? Court's going well. Actually, I heard your intro, and I think

00:08:01.240 you were one of my first interviewers as well. One of the first few anyway, and actually Dr. Hoff,

00:08:09.960 please say hello for me. He was one of the first doctors that I spoke to personally after I was

00:08:17.860 injured I saw him online and I called him and he was very gracious and spoke to me we have stayed

00:08:27.100 in contact a little bit over the years yeah so I just wanted to add that so all right I want to

00:08:37.800 get a little personal with you here because it's been a couple of years and people may have forgotten

00:08:41.460 even though you have been out there people have seen your face and by the way the give send go

00:08:45.900 is here in case you guys want to go ahead and help carry out here the give send go it's give

00:08:51.460 send go.com slash backs injured gal I'll be sharing this in the comments tonight as we

00:08:57.120 continue through the show here but give send go.com slash backs injured gal I see you've

00:09:03.360 raised $31,641 so you're doing pretty well um what has happened with the family what

00:09:11.000 Carrie, what has happened since all of this began?

00:09:16.220 I know it's a big question.

00:09:18.940 It really devastated my family.

00:09:25.060 You know, the give, send, go was created because everything has been so expensive.

00:09:31.760 I've been on medications since day one.

00:09:34.980 Five years later, I'm still on these medications, therapies and all of that.

00:09:40.840 So all of the Give Sango money has been so wonderfully accepted and used in such great places and so much appreciative.

00:09:55.820 I've lost my train of thought. I'm sorry. This happens a lot when I'm tired.

00:10:00.180 Yeah, I was just asking about the family and how the whole family has been functioning since all of this.

00:10:06.500 Yeah.

00:10:06.860 And you, for that matter, you personally, but we can get to that later on.

00:10:10.840 It's been a long five years. It's been a really uphill battle. But I feel like I'm finally

00:10:21.020 seeing some headway. I feel like there was a bit of a break in the reporting on it when

00:10:31.600 that Global News National report came out with Carolyn Jarvis, and she exposed the program.

00:10:40.840 oh shadow i'm sorry i keep that's okay you were talking about the global news report and you felt

00:10:47.780 like there was a break uh that may help the information get out to more people yeah um

00:10:54.340 my family was torn um my kids were scared they didn't understand what was going on we'd never

00:11:05.800 heard the word vaccine injuries before you know and I thought that coming out of the hospital

00:11:13.960 that was my big struggle was was just getting out of the hospital that but that's really when

00:11:21.260 everything started you know I I started my quest to find other people like me and I have found

00:11:29.820 there are thousands of Canadians. There are thousands of people worldwide. I've been reached

00:11:37.440 out to people from as far as Finland, Germany, Italy. People are translating my videos. It's

00:11:45.360 amazing. I've heard from people from all corners of the earth who've been injured

00:11:52.360 from these COVID vaccines. My family was young when this happened five years ago. And so

00:12:01.540 my eldest finished college, he's a power engineer. My middle child just graduated high school,

00:12:10.200 and he's a foreman at a roofing company. And now my youngest is 16. I would say it affected him

00:12:19.060 the most um out of the family he's been doing homeschool since it started um when they took us

00:12:27.560 took them out of school um and shut them down in 2020 um he just never went back so um you know

00:12:36.920 there was he was young when it happened yeah and um it was very traumatic i think there's um a lot

00:12:47.480 of he or I know he suffers with a lot of different anxieties now um but I am at home so um that does

00:12:57.720 keep my mind as active as I can I help him with homeschool so um yeah with the fading memory

00:13:06.540 as many things as I can do to keep it active um and my husband has just he's a rock he had to

00:13:16.940 completely change um occupations at 50 years old um you know we sold everything everything we had

00:13:27.680 our camper our you know our farm our our land um we liquidated so many things so that um we could

00:13:37.720 stay afloat. I wasn't able to have any independence. So we made the decision to

00:13:48.320 move into town. And so moving into town brought me closer to doctor's appointments.

00:13:56.420 My children were able to go out and play with friends without having me have to take them

00:14:02.380 anywhere. You know, we really had to change our entire life. Five years later, I'm still

00:14:12.380 very much housebound. I do go out and do things, don't get me wrong, but I have very small

00:14:22.560 social battery um evenings are very difficult for me um but I think you know over the years

00:14:32.460 the support it has changed um I used to come online in the beginning and I would be attacked

00:14:38.980 and I and the whole time I was just having to prove or felt like I was having to show everybody

00:14:46.320 my proof you know um but we're way past that my injury's been proven a few times over do you still

00:14:55.200 do you still get people because you know what today i put up a promo post for your appearance

00:15:00.160 on the show tonight i just wanted to let people know that you were coming on and i went through

00:15:07.220 the comments a few hours uh after i posted i even sent it to you like 20 000 people had seen it in

00:15:13.220 three hours and I thought wow we're gonna have a pretty big turnout tonight for the show and I was

00:15:18.380 happy about that and I went through some of the comments and I could not believe and these have

00:15:22.680 got to be bots or AI bots or or you know just whatever kind of awful people would post these

00:15:30.020 nasty nasty things about you do you still get attacked like that does it affect you the same

00:15:34.500 way today as it might have five years ago um yeah I still get attacked but um it I guess I have

00:15:42.660 thicker skin. It just doesn't bother me anymore. Also, I don't really read it anymore. I used to

00:15:50.960 go into the comments and respond to people as much as I could. But doing that, I had to read

00:15:56.800 a lot of the negative stuff and it was affecting my mental health. So I don't really read comments

00:16:03.480 like I used to. I do read my private messages. People are very respectful that way. And I have

00:16:10.800 so many uh friends and supporters online now that i do find that a lot of people come to my defense

00:16:17.860 um and i am also i mean i'm censored on everything my x account was doing really well um but now

00:16:25.900 i have over 17 000 followers i'll put out a post and i'll get a couple hundred views

00:16:32.380 so i i'm being censored all across the all the platforms which is about par since it began

00:16:41.280 it's sad that that has to happen you know i i remember the last time you were on i know maybe

00:16:48.960 it was the first time and you got tired in the middle of the show and you were having trouble

00:16:54.880 remembering things and i were you were sitting in the kitchen i think maybe you had just moved

00:16:59.660 into the new place after everything that you just discussed here tonight and your husband

00:17:06.140 man I mean he was sitting there listening to you and he I could tell I mean the the entire audience

00:17:11.880 that night Carrie were watching and we were it was one of those one of the most emotional shows

00:17:18.120 I think that I've ever had your husband held you and then he took over finishing the story that

00:17:26.200 you could not continue telling at that point. And, um, wow. I mean, so incredible. What, what a

00:17:35.760 supportive man he is. And, um, as you say, he's been a rock in, in what ways, I mean, aside from,

00:17:41.880 you know, I mean, this is not an aside because this is a lot to change your career, to change

00:17:48.080 your life's direction at the age of 50. That's no easy thing to do, but the man is dedicated to you

00:17:53.600 in this family and he's doing everything he can to make it work and to me that's a man that's a

00:17:59.800 man's man that you've got there he certainly is um so lucky we found each other we've been together

00:18:08.160 almost 20 years now and um he's a wonderful support he does as much as he can and he tries

00:18:15.900 to be in as many places as he can at once but it's very difficult um it's hard for him to leave

00:18:23.500 me home alone because things do happen all the time that I can't I can't wrap my head around I

00:18:33.720 can't I forget things all the time so it can be a little scary for him to leave me especially if

00:18:40.400 I'm having like a rough night or in the morning he notices something's off and he's got to go to

00:18:45.560 work, then he's really worried about me all the time. And it's hard. You know, it could have

00:18:54.300 torn a lot of people apart, we had to sell everything and just start over. And I'm a

00:18:59.260 different person. I'm not the same as I was. Everything about me has changed, really, except

00:19:05.680 for my morals and my, you know, deep down that stuff. But, you know, we just supported each

00:19:15.380 others as best we can he doesn't go online he doesn't see the hateful things that are written

00:19:21.860 about me so i think that's a blessing i certainly don't share it because it can be pretty awful

00:19:29.380 yeah he doesn't need to hear that stuff he's got enough on his plate neither neither of you do

00:19:33.860 you know i mean that's stuff for me people like me tamara chris you know we can we can deal with

00:19:40.040 all that stuff you don't need to worry about that stuff i do remember uh meeting you in person

00:19:45.300 I'm not sure if you remember that. It was a Chris Barber's fundraiser in Swift Current.

00:19:49.200 And I was so thrilled to have met you in person. It was quite a night that night.

00:19:58.040 And wow, did you just I'm sorry, go ahead.

00:20:02.140 I'm sorry. Did you say you were going to be at the Allison Inquiry?

00:20:05.800 No, I didn't. I didn't say that. But you know what? Today I'm going to live stream it.

00:20:09.980 But today, for the first time, I have started to consider going out to Ottawa for the Allison

00:20:14.800 Inquiry.

00:20:17.180 I was asked by Sean and Teresa Buckley to come out and do that.

00:20:21.100 And I said no immediately, because that's a long trip.

00:20:24.080 It's a ways to go.

00:20:25.260 And it's a big expense.

00:20:26.340 But you know what?

00:20:27.780 I think it's something that I probably should be at.

00:20:30.320 So I'm strongly, strongly considering going to that.

00:20:35.000 You just said, Carrie, that you're not the same person that you were.

00:20:39.380 your morals are intact you know that that part of you has not changed but in what ways have you

00:20:46.760 changed or has this changed you because this this is not something that you chose obviously

00:20:53.560 yeah you know it really changed me um and then i had to do some changing of myself um

00:21:03.560 how do I explain this this is where I feel like well this is where I see my psychologist because

00:21:11.340 there are so many conflicting things inside of me it's not as bad as it used to be um but I used

00:21:18.280 to always question whether I was doing the right thing um you know it's hard putting yourself out

00:21:27.600 there and opening yourself up to all of the stuff that has followed since. But I completely forget

00:21:36.340 what I was going to say. I'm sorry. You were talking about what it's been like, who you were

00:21:43.960 before the injury and what it's been like putting yourself out there. So just this, for example,

00:21:50.180 having a conversation can be really difficult with me because this can happen over and over

00:21:57.640 and over again where and it just becomes frustrating and I get really tired because

00:22:03.780 I'm not I'm trying really hard to grab those the words and and find the memories but it's just not

00:22:10.420 there. So that has changed the way I live my life. I used to be quite active with my kids and

00:22:21.800 in my community. I liked to ride my bike and downhill ski. Those are things I cannot do

00:22:32.280 anymore. I used to like to ice skate. All of these things I cannot do because of my vertigo.

00:22:40.420 Just moving too quickly can send my vertigo. If anyone listening has had vertigo, it's awful. I've had it for five years and I have two types. So just that alone, just those two things have made a huge difference in who I am.

00:23:05.340 um and then I've seen how people have treated me um people I thought that um would be in my

00:23:16.340 corner and understanding of everything um weren't or um are you talking about like friends that you

00:23:23.980 had you spent a lot of time with before this there hasn't been many just a few um most of my friends

00:23:30.800 have been exceptional um I still have a core group of girlfriends from high school there's

00:23:39.340 five of us that um we got together last summer for the first time since this happened to me

00:23:45.500 and uh that was pretty emotional um I live about eight hours from from them so um it was a big

00:23:55.480 trip to go there and see them but we reconnected and they've been a great source of support

00:24:04.700 and family has stepped up there's some that they don't all see eye to eye and that's okay you know

00:24:15.180 it's okay to have these conversations we don't have to hate each other but we can't not talk

00:24:22.400 about this anymore we have we have to be able to um give voice to the injured we need to be heard

00:24:33.260 yes are there still people in your inner circle in your family who don't believe that you're

00:24:39.340 vaccine injured that you've had i mean that to me is very difficult to swallow um probably for you

00:24:46.500 too i wouldn't say they don't believe it because there's all the the science that everyone's

00:24:54.220 looking for that's all there um so that that is i think it's um that i haven't just stayed home

00:25:04.540 and tried to get better that i've um brought all this attention to myself and my family

00:25:12.580 so that's their problem okay it is for some it can be yeah i understand that but you know what i mean

00:25:19.060 you're right in doing what you're doing and if everybody and and i'm sure that more and more

00:25:25.720 people are standing up now i mean like dean allison you know he's he's going to be on the

00:25:29.760 show next wednesday night i have never had a politician an active politician a sitting

00:25:34.880 mp or mla ever appear on this show based upon the fact that i've never asked first of all because

00:25:41.580 i'm not a big fan of politicians um when they do the right thing well that's different then

00:25:48.540 and finally after all of this time somebody who was in a position of power is is having an inquiry

00:25:58.600 we did have the national citizens inquiry and admire the people who put who put that on and

00:26:03.740 put in that volunteer time over the course of two or three years to go back and forth across the

00:26:09.460 country and raise the money that they did to go ahead and get people out and have the stories

00:26:14.940 heard. But now that we actually have this happening and left wing corporate media is

00:26:19.180 actually starting to pay some attention to it. And by the way, I see that you're going to be

00:26:22.500 going on CTV at some point tomorrow. That's great news. But let let me just give you a little piece

00:26:29.840 of advice. Having spent 35 years in that industry myself, be very careful with what you say.

00:26:35.540 so i just did a little blip with them this morning it's they just wanted um to know

00:26:43.020 what i felt uh why i wanted to speak at the allison inquiry and what i felt it was going

00:26:49.800 to accomplish that kind of thing so it was really short um short and sweet and they're going to

00:26:55.860 play she said it'll just be like a couple seconds of me um and a couple sound bites from what our

00:27:05.080 interview and then uh i don't know if it's going to be before the press conference or after but

00:27:11.200 yes okay well as long as you know i would hate to see them somehow try to make you look bad or

00:27:19.440 dishonest or something like that and i've seen them do that so many times yeah it's a risk you

00:27:25.740 take when you do mainstream media for sure um but that was a risk i took with global news

00:27:33.440 uh with the national news report with carolyn and i think it made a difference so um for the

00:27:42.280 same reasons um i took a risk today but uh it was a short short very short interview actually so

00:27:50.020 hopefully they can't twist it on me yeah hopefully there's not much bad they can do with it uh going

00:27:56.240 back to your experience here because there's a lot of people you know carrie it's interesting

00:28:01.080 There's a lot of people who are just now tuning themselves in to everything that's happened over the past five years, especially with the news of the Allison Inquiry and Dr. Fauci, obviously, going and taking the fifth 111 times a couple of weeks ago, and then his diaries came out and all of that.

00:28:21.300 I'm sure you've been following that news because he lied. He lied a lot and people got hurt.

00:28:31.080 take us through what it was like for you when, when this happened. And I know that the first

00:28:39.600 time we talked about this, your memory was pretty hazy about it, but I'm wondering now,

00:28:43.700 maybe a little bit of that has come back. You say in the give, send, go here that you spent 17 days

00:28:48.780 in the hospital. You couldn't feed yourself. You couldn't walk. You couldn't talk. You had

00:28:52.340 so many neurological problems. They seem to have gotten somewhat better since we last talked,

00:28:58.000 but I see you're still dealing with them.

00:29:00.460 You have full bloom Bell's palsy.

00:29:02.640 And last time we spoke,

00:29:03.700 you said that was going to be a permanent thing.

00:29:05.960 I'm hoping it's not.

00:29:07.320 I see maybe a little bit of improvement in your face now

00:29:10.000 from the last time we saw each other.

00:29:11.740 Are you seeing these improvements?

00:29:14.560 So I practice.

00:29:16.800 I think possibly what you're seeing is

00:29:20.380 I've learned how to animate this side of my face more

00:29:25.160 to kind of compensate for this side.

00:29:28.000 um i'm still really having all the same issues i have a condition now it's called synchinesis

00:29:35.220 which can be common with people who've had long-term veils palsy the nerves and ligaments

00:29:41.840 and stuff have um healed wrong and so it's kind of like my doctor my neurologist told me it's kind

00:29:50.620 of like if you take a coax cable and you were to cut it in half when you look inside you see all

00:29:56.180 the little tiny cables now if you were trying to put it back together exactly you can't match up

00:30:02.840 all of those little and that's what would have to happen with all these nerves for that to go back

00:30:08.220 and that just can't happen wow and you've resolved that that's okay going forward i mean i guess

00:30:18.300 there's nothing nothing we can do about it but it's you know i don't know if i've really

00:30:24.740 if i've fully accepted it yet because i still feel like i'm fighting the fight you know um

00:30:31.640 i feel like i'm still in the thick of it i don't know if i've really come to terms with this is how

00:30:37.180 i'm going to be um yeah i don't know i hope one day i can get off some of these medications that

00:30:45.520 would be a big bonus but we'll see was your reaction immediate after the second shot

00:30:52.540 i had um what everyone was getting i suppose um i had yes within hours i felt like garbage um

00:31:03.040 in bed with flu symptoms felt like i had the flu super achy my back hurt really bad

00:31:09.220 um this was after my second one yeah and then i just progressively got worse through the week

00:31:15.480 until the Bell's palsy, well, until my brain felt like it was on fire.

00:31:20.740 And then the Bell's palsy hit.

00:31:25.500 Sorry.

00:31:26.920 That's all right.

00:31:27.480 You were talking about your brain was on fire.

00:31:30.220 The Bell's palsy hit.

00:31:31.740 Did you get rushed to the hospital?

00:31:34.620 Yes.

00:31:34.960 I went, the first time I went, I didn't have the Bell's palsy yet.

00:31:40.300 They thought I was having migraines.

00:31:41.740 So they gave me migraine medication and then sent me on my way.

00:31:47.860 But then within a few hours, the medications wore off and I was sick again, right back where I was.

00:31:55.180 And then on my way to the hospital, the Bell's palsy hit.

00:32:01.640 How long did it take?

00:32:03.000 I know you were in the hospital for 17 days.

00:32:05.160 If you guys want to read all about this story, just go to the Give, Send, Go.

00:32:08.640 Because not only does Carrie tell you all of her story in the intro of that page, but there's also updates that you published over the last few years, these five years that this Give, Send, Go page has been up.

00:32:22.060 what was the process and and i think you're probably still going through it now

00:32:27.380 of getting visp to respond and the vaccine injury uh program and to get them to actually

00:32:37.420 qualify you for benefits i mean how many doctors did you have to go through and the reason i ask

00:32:42.740 this carrie is because michelle wharton i've had her on the show a couple of times and

00:32:47.460 she told a horror story about that. Kayla Pollack as well. I mean, when we've got people who have

00:32:53.900 obviously been harmed by this, you know, and you can't get a doctor to actually make a realistic

00:33:01.860 diagnosis or refuses to even consider it might be a vaccine injury, it becomes a battle inside

00:33:07.840 the system how did that go for you well i was on my 12th case manager when it was um taken away

00:33:18.680 from this and given to the public health agency of canada where it sits now um they are still

00:33:28.500 working things out last i had contact with them they've opened a new portal and they want me to

00:33:36.900 send in a bunch of documents that I've done dozens of times already I'm going to be making

00:33:45.000 another phone call to them but it has been awful with them there's hope I mean I was able to get

00:33:56.460 through it and I was able to get some compensation from them how I think the only reason I was able

00:34:04.520 to get as far as I did is because those doctors reported my vaccine injury when I was in the

00:34:12.960 hospital if they hadn't have come forward and done that then I would probably be in the same

00:34:22.240 position as Michelle or Julie or any of these lovely young women that can rise 19

00:34:28.980 um yeah you mean they died they diagnosed your your injury as a vaccine injury immediately while

00:34:37.660 you were in the hospital for those 17 days day five yeah and you're still fighting with them

00:34:43.380 yes isn't that great yeah they accepted everything like that this is a vaccine injury

00:34:50.660 they accepted that um it's severe and permanent but in the same breath they said i don't need

00:35:00.220 the medication i don't need the therapies i don't you know all of these things that you know

00:35:06.940 we put blurred vision instead of double vision or you know like things that absolutely could

00:35:14.380 be resolved in like two phone calls they're making it hard they're making it hard for you

00:35:19.920 Absolutely. And I'm seeing this over and over again with so many of the vaccine injured people.

00:35:25.420 I volunteer with CanRise 19. I'm actually sitting on chair now of community outreach.

00:35:33.880 So I help people with doing their forms with the vaccine program as much as I can.

00:35:40.580 But they make it very hard, for example, sending things to addresses that, you know, through the mail.

00:35:48.820 and it's the wrong address um they delay things you wait months for a simple answer um yeah yeah

00:35:58.520 that i it's very i don't know what the word is i'm looking for that um frustrating maybe

00:36:06.460 yeah that's probably mildly yeah that you know my this wasn't about if there was no question what

00:36:14.860 this was this is what the doctors said it was this is how they reported it here are the reports

00:36:21.860 and yet they managed to do all of this i mean five years later i'm still i'm still

00:36:30.980 in the system you know that first report what was it about a year ago maybe less than that we heard

00:36:38.560 that this was not going to be handling this anymore and now it was going to be uh through

00:36:45.220 the what the canadian health agency um because they were doing such a terrible job and apparently

00:36:51.740 we were hearing stories of of kids who were not answering phones not answering emails playing

00:36:57.360 video games on the job being paid uh putting in say again drinking yeah drinking whatever on on

00:37:07.600 the job while they're taking our money from us? I'm very curious to see if it can be shown or

00:37:17.700 proven that, you know, the people that were handling our files were not qualified. They

00:37:23.700 were reading personal medical information and then denying people. You know, one of my denials

00:37:31.420 for a therapy they denied because they said I'd had it with great success and and it's not true

00:37:40.780 so things like that I mean my story is not unique I I wish it were but this is I'm hearing this a

00:37:50.280 lot this is not a uncommon thing but this is a way to you know chill the system right this is a way

00:37:58.400 to make it so people go, I'm just, this is what cable companies do, right? I mean, this is what

00:38:04.100 banks do. When you've got a problem with the bank and you try to call the bank, how many times has

00:38:09.900 it happened? And it's happened to me recently where you wait on hold for an hour before somebody

00:38:15.320 finally gets on the line. They say after about 20 minutes of talking that they can't help you,

00:38:19.720 they have to transfer you to another department. And so off you go to another department where you

00:38:24.760 have to tell the same story over and over and over again and then it happens. I was on the phone with

00:38:30.380 the bank a couple of weeks ago for five straight hours and nothing got resolved. That's what they

00:38:36.520 do because they don't want people like yourself who have been injured by this poison to have any

00:38:43.080 success because if it gets out that you did, well guess what? They're going to have to get besieged

00:38:49.740 by thousands of people, as you point out, who have been harmed by this thing, which

00:38:55.560 is a sad commentary on the response that they have undertaken for people that they claimed

00:39:02.980 that they told this was safe and effective to, which is shattering to me.

00:39:12.700 Can Rise, you and Michelle have become friends, I understand.

00:39:17.440 Yeah.

00:39:17.780 And Julie Woods as well.

00:39:19.320 yeah you bet lovely ladies um i will get to see them in person in ottawa so i'm really looking

00:39:28.220 forward to that um yeah i've been working with them for a while now and um just volunteering

00:39:35.600 my time where i can i can only speak through my experience and you know encourage people to keep

00:39:42.720 going and um you know give people hope that it you know you can sometimes get blood from the stone

00:39:53.120 has it been i mean i'm sure you felt very alone for quite some time in this situation because it

00:40:01.360 can be very isolating your physical condition wasn't the best and then you find out that there

00:40:07.040 are other people who are in that same boat people like michelle people like nicole uh julie uh kayla

00:40:14.080 has that been a lifesaver for you yeah we've really um they call it trauma bonding i suppose

00:40:22.720 um you know we've had to sneak around like we're in some secret society because we can't talk we

00:40:31.760 can't say the words COVID-19 vaccine injured without being shut down try to do a live on

00:40:39.900 Facebook on my account you can't um you just can't you and how so how do you communicate

00:40:47.640 that you need help or you know to find other people that are like you when you can't use words

00:40:55.140 you know like simple words and it's because the Canadian government has deemed these words

00:41:01.500 as um misinformation i i hate oh you mean like when you say vaccine injured and so that's flagged

00:41:10.020 right so you've got to spell it differently or something yeah yeah we've seen a lot of that

00:41:13.700 so we've created all these you know groups um on x or wherever i'm not going to tell you all the

00:41:20.700 secret places but you know we have to meet like that and and support each other that way which

00:41:25.800 is where i found can rise 19 is the only one i could find in canada i'd be happy to know if there

00:41:32.920 are others but um can rise 19 has been a really great support and um i encourage people to look

00:41:41.020 into it if you're injured yourself or know someone who is um you can go to can rise 19.com

00:41:46.520 and they have lots of information there and you say you've been helping people fill out the forms

00:41:50.780 and whatnot are you getting new people coming now oh yes really so even after all there's new

00:41:58.140 people yes there's people that are just being diagnosed as you know what they've had for five

00:42:05.380 years is a vaccine injury um and i was told that under this new program that you can um apply for

00:42:14.680 compensation, if it's been from the day it is diagnosed. So even if your injury happened five

00:42:23.820 years ago, if you were recently diagnosed, they take it from there. So still apply. Lots of people

00:42:30.740 don't even know about it. Still, so hoping, you know, with this Allison inquiry, it's gonna put

00:42:38.740 these stories in the forefront and um force people to listen to the words and hear our stories

00:42:46.360 you know i wonder because this is something that that sean buckley said on my show a couple of

00:42:52.760 weeks ago and i'm sure dean will say uh next wednesday night again you guys dean allison is

00:42:57.700 going to be coming on the show next wednesday night at eight o'clock they said they wanted it

00:43:02.520 be apolitical non-political this should not be a political thing because people were injured they

00:43:12.280 were hurt by a vaccine that the government of the day whether liberal or conservative and and let's

00:43:19.080 be honest i mean there were villains in every provincial government as well who shut schools

00:43:23.720 down who made us stand six feet apart who sent cops out to arrest people who weren't wearing masks

00:43:29.160 all of that stuff. So whatever party who happened to be in charge at the time in any province, I mean,

00:43:34.040 it's not about liberals, conservatives, NDP. It's not about that. It's about this whole idea that

00:43:43.060 if you say that you have been harmed by this COVID-19 vaccine, then you must be a right-wing

00:43:48.200 extremist. That's absolutely ridiculous. So we are having this inquiry, and we've already had

00:43:55.020 liberal mps go on social media talking about mark garrettson and my mp i'm ashamed to say

00:44:02.600 uh doug e olfson who is a doctor who says you're not a doctor how dare you he you know he called

00:44:09.500 out william mackis is not a doctor the guy's a nuclear scientist for goodness sakes but

00:44:14.060 i digress he said you weren't in the er saving people like i was i mean that's to be debated

00:44:20.800 but why are i'm wondering liberals coming out and trying and they're saying on the one hand they're

00:44:27.020 saying well people like carrie they they obviously need to have their stories heard but at the same

00:44:31.680 time they're still trying to vilify anybody who wants to tell the story and wants to listen

00:44:37.580 more importantly to the story you have to tell i mean if if anything i would love it if everybody

00:44:45.680 who testifies at that inquiry on those eight days against september 8th 9th 10th 11th in ottawa

00:44:51.060 would say this is not a political situation before you even begin to tell your story

00:44:59.820 because that's how you get attacked by bots and uh and trolls and that can be very devastating

00:45:10.500 yes yep um when the government labels us instead of caring for us it gives permission for society

00:45:26.360 to turn on us and i was caught in the middle i was dismissed by these authorities who asked me

00:45:35.640 to take this shot and then ridiculed by the people who used my physical suffering as a political

00:45:41.980 weapon. So yes, this is not political for us. This is about health. This is about getting help.

00:45:52.020 How can we be treated when doctors are scared to acknowledge it? They are ridiculed by their

00:46:03.280 colleagues or disbelieved. So then how does somebody who's injured get proper care? There are

00:46:11.820 many COVID, long COVID clinics where people can go and speak to other long COVID patients,

00:46:21.960 connect with an array of doctors and different treatments. You go in there and you say you have

00:46:28.080 vaccine injury that's it they just turn you around push you out the door there are no clinics for the

00:46:34.300 vaccine injured you can't even say that word so how can there be a clinic interesting that you

00:46:40.160 say that you know it's like well long covid oh come on in vaccine injury out you go right i mean

00:46:45.560 how many doctors were called on the carpet dr mark trozzi uh dr charles hoff you know guys like that

00:46:52.420 got called out by their colleges in Ontario and British Columbia

00:46:57.500 and suspended and fined, and nurses too, for that matter.

00:47:00.980 Sarah Shijonian, who's going to be on the show next week as well.

00:47:04.140 And yet here we are saying, here we are,

00:47:08.140 and the government won't acknowledge us.

00:47:13.000 It goes against their narrative.

00:47:14.760 Maybe this is the beginning of that.

00:47:18.040 Yeah, absolutely, yes.

00:47:20.200 Are you encouraged by this?

00:47:21.920 Yes.

00:47:22.420 I am I am I'm encouraged by this there are going to be a lot of people that are going to be speaking

00:47:31.940 for the first time about what's happened to them and um to be able to give to be able to speak on

00:47:40.580 a platform like this um what a great opportunity I I just believe that any space that we're given

00:47:49.000 to talk about it, we should take. I agree. The other thing I have to ask, I mean, as I pointed

00:47:56.540 out, or as you pointed out a few minutes ago, that there are new people coming on board all the time.

00:48:01.820 I'm not going to ask you for a number, but do you feel, this is going to sound like a weird

00:48:06.000 question, but do you feel kind of like a wily veteran now who's, or a coach almost, who's,

00:48:11.020 you know, bringing people in, you're bringing them in gently, you're trying to indoctrinate them

00:48:16.120 into the experience of all of this

00:48:18.420 and maybe give them some pointers

00:48:21.020 as to how to navigate through it

00:48:22.620 because it is a very rough ride.

00:48:24.200 Are you in that position?

00:48:25.080 You can do that with others now?

00:48:27.740 Yeah, I think so.

00:48:29.320 That's part of what I'm trying to do

00:48:31.220 in CanRise 19.

00:48:34.360 You know, and it helps me also

00:48:35.900 because I'm connecting with people

00:48:37.600 from all over Canada

00:48:39.420 that are in similar situations.

00:48:42.960 And if just talking to me can help,

00:48:45.440 give somebody some hope then to get them going through another week then yeah I'm here for it

00:48:52.700 um I'm injured this isn't changing um I felt like I've paused my life for a long time because

00:49:01.660 I was waiting for it to kind of go back to where it was but it's not I've I've created a new

00:49:08.660 a new life. And, um, I've met a lot of really great people that have been amazing supporters.

00:49:17.740 You know, that's interesting. I was just about to ask you because I've asked so many people

00:49:22.780 this kind of question, people who are in a kind of a likewise situation, not necessarily with the

00:49:28.240 same, uh, subject matter like yours is vaccine injury. I think, uh, Katie Pasitni out in BC,

00:49:33.700 she said her life is forever changed because of the ostrich farm and the situation that had there.

00:49:37.900 they had there. And she's going to be an advocate for farmers' rights and animal rights going

00:49:42.420 forward. It's true. We go back to the beginning. Your life has changed in oh so many ways

00:49:48.980 since this vaccine injury. Do you see yourself now going forward, maybe for the rest of your life,

00:49:55.620 or at least for the next few years, as an advocate, as a champion for people who are

00:50:01.000 finally getting the courage to step out and say, look, man, I got hurt by that freaking thing.

00:50:07.400 and I can't get a doctor to help me or I can't get anybody to listen to me or my family is calling

00:50:12.220 me like nuts is that that's your new life now yeah absolutely I mean I can't I close my eyes

00:50:21.320 and I have a vaccine injury I open my eyes or I and I have a vaccine injury so um if I can help

00:50:29.820 others then yeah I mean it's like you said it's lonely it's isolating it's scary when people don't

00:50:37.380 believe you, especially when it comes to your health. Um, so yeah, if, like I said, even if

00:50:44.020 I'm just an ear to listen, um, I think I've helped lots of people on my way. That's great. Um, and

00:50:53.200 the Alison inquiry, do you know what day you're going to be testifying? Is it the first day or

00:50:57.140 is it the last day? Are you going to be the big finisher or the opener? Um, I'm, I'm on the first

00:51:02.720 day. I don't know which, which spot I'm in, but I'm on day one. So I'll be speaking on the eighth.

00:51:10.100 Um, when we talk about CanRise, is this something where, now I don't want you to reveal the places

00:51:16.020 where the secret little areas that you go online to communicate with people, but I mean, they must,

00:51:23.500 like, there are people out there right now who are watching this right now, Carrie, or who may

00:51:29.300 find this tomorrow or even on the weekend, whenever it is two weeks from now, they might

00:51:33.340 find this and go, well, where I'm vaccine injured. Where do I go? Canrise19.com is the place. And I

00:51:40.860 guess they can just go ahead and send an email at that point. Somebody will get back to them.

00:51:44.440 How does that work? Absolutely. Yes. Yes. Julie, Michelle, or I will get back to you

00:51:49.240 and we will help you on your journey. There's support groups, there's doctor lists, there's

00:51:55.840 newsletters there's there's all kinds of things it's a non-profit group and um you know they're

00:52:05.560 we're working really hard to try to establish um a Canadian support group and so far um it's been

00:52:14.100 really positive it's been um even for myself just to go into these support groups once a week to

00:52:21.640 sit and talk with people like this that um understand what you're going through where you

00:52:26.780 can use the words vaccine injured and nobody thinks you're crazy you can cry you can yell you

00:52:32.780 can as long as you're respectful you know um we're here to listen to each other and it makes a big

00:52:37.540 difference are these zoom meetings you guys have virtual meetings where you can just sit and talk

00:52:42.660 about these things yes are they run like uh like a i don't want to say intervention because that

00:52:50.140 wouldn't be the right word it's it's peer run so it's like we do have like a a person in in charge

00:52:57.480 that day and they will we will have like a topic and um we'll we start with like how or what are

00:53:06.900 your um some good things that have happened and some bad things that have happened and and we go

00:53:12.660 you know you just talk to each other um yeah and um you meet other people with some have similar

00:53:20.880 injuries some have different injuries um we can share batch numbers and lot numbers i've found

00:53:27.200 two women i've been connected with that have the same pfizer vaccine with injuries

00:53:32.960 same okay that's interesting i haven't no i haven't explored that area yet but obviously you

00:53:40.000 have can you extrapolate on that a little bit more same lot same injury interesting yeah so um

00:53:46.780 you can request your lot number um you'll have to go through can nine rise can rise 19 as i i can't

00:53:54.760 remember off the top of my head how julie does this but um she can take your find your lot number

00:54:02.840 And then so it will tell you which vaccine you had, from where, what date, and then it matches whoever else signs up.

00:54:15.380 They can write in their lot number and their injury, and then it'll match you together.

00:54:20.640 And so there's been two other women with the with they have neurological issues.

00:54:28.980 They have the same issues.

00:54:31.300 mine is different but those two women have the same conditions have you met anybody who's had

00:54:38.320 the same lot number that you have had no and I've never I've heard there's 200 people like me with

00:54:46.560 um Bell's palsy from the vaccine I don't know if they've just gotten better like if it's resolved

00:54:54.660 itself or um if they're out there but i haven't met anybody like me this is fascinating because

00:55:04.580 there's you know as you know there is people you know millions of them thousands of them out there

00:55:10.220 running around saying i got the vaccine nothing happened to me right and you know we could guess

00:55:16.040 and say well maybe you got this lot or maybe you just got straight up saline dude like we don't

00:55:21.660 know exactly what happened with the distribution of this. We don't know who got what lot, where

00:55:28.020 it was distributed, how it was distributed, if the chemicals in each shot were the same. I mean,

00:55:35.260 how on earth, and I still have trouble wrapping my head around this one, Kerry, how on earth would

00:55:40.160 they be able to mass manufacture billions of these shots in such a short period of time,

00:55:45.780 making sure that everything was absolutely uniform? That would be impossible, you know?

00:55:51.660 and it also seems to me that i i have heard about these lot numbers before and i i've heard some

00:56:00.920 horror stories that go along with them although i don't want to put any speculation out here right

00:56:06.240 now this apparently is something you guys discuss in in your groups yes because it's something that

00:56:14.520 we have noticed something we have found that um there is commonality between some of these

00:56:23.100 things that are happening and who got what dose and um and how they were injured what other kinds

00:56:33.540 of injuries have you seen from from people you don't have to name names here but i'm curious as

00:56:39.860 to i'm seeing um i know people that have um muscle atrophy so the muscles have disappeared from their

00:56:50.440 uh for one example the hands i'm seeing that in a few people where all the muscles are gone it's

00:56:56.620 just tendons it's very strange and the fingers kind of curl um i've seen that a little bit um

00:57:03.480 a lot of, um, neurological issues, um, shaking, um, uh, the burning in the brain is something

00:57:16.040 that is kind of common. I've heard people speak of, um, memory issues. Um,

00:57:26.760 any, any problems with hearing? Have you heard that, those stories?

00:57:31.180 I'm the only one. I'm the only one I know who has hearing loss. I do know some people who have tinnitus. Yeah, there's a lot of that. Yeah. Inner ear stuff. Yeah.

00:57:42.300 Vision problems?

00:57:44.380 Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

00:57:47.460 Shaking still?

00:57:48.880 Yeah.

00:57:53.320 What about heart issues?

00:57:54.800 um i want to say i have heard of a few but it seems to be those people die like it's um

00:58:08.740 they're major heart issues they're they're yeah i don't i don't know too many of that um

00:58:18.120 yeah it's just when when people are passing away from their vaccine it seems to be heart related

00:58:25.200 or blood clots do you um at can rise 19 do you talk to people who have not been affected by the

00:58:37.440 vaccine but have lived through the nightmare of their spouse or one of their children or one of

00:58:44.440 their parents who has had to live through that it's almost like an el and on situation right

00:58:50.360 absolutely yep yep friends and family absolutely you're welcome this is a place where you can

00:58:57.540 you can talk about it and how it's affected you and your family yeah can you give us a couple of

00:59:02.600 like random stories that you've heard you don't have to go into detail or name names yet again

00:59:06.620 i'm just curious as to how people have like because we hear the story about your husband and

00:59:10.500 how he has been such a warrior for you and the family. And I think that's absolutely amazing

00:59:15.500 because I know a lot of guys who may have just bailed, like, I'm going to be completely straight

00:59:19.560 up. Some guys may have gone, this is too much. You know, you hear about it a lot, you know,

00:59:24.000 in situations where, where one of the husband or wife gets cancer and that kind of thing,

00:59:31.160 you know, will break them apart because it's a lot to deal with. Right. So what kinds of stories

00:59:38.440 have you heard from those folks who have been the support roles for the vaccine-injured people?

00:59:44.480 There's stories of divorce. There's stories of divorce where children are taken away

00:59:54.700 because the injured parent can't care for them.

00:59:59.200 um but you know mostly i'm seeing that people are are they come together and um support each other

01:00:13.640 from what i've seen yeah there's i have to think really hard about those they are out there yeah

01:00:20.320 but um yeah i haven't seen too much of that okay turbo cancers at all like somebody's asking here

01:00:28.840 in comments jane i think she's saying turbo cancers pancreatic rapid onset dementia these

01:00:35.760 are some things that oops sorry it wasn't supposed to go up uh these are things that

01:00:40.680 people have talked about as well have you heard anything about that at all turbo cancers yes

01:00:47.720 there's lots of talk of that um it's hard because as a vaccine injured person when you start talking

01:00:55.980 about the cancers and the turbo cancers and what we believe um you get put in another category right

01:01:03.920 um but a lot of us who have been living this vaccine injury life we've been exposed to all

01:01:12.440 of this stuff that maybe other people aren't seeing and um i'm sorry i forgot that's okay

01:01:20.360 it's been an hour and i'm surprised you know what you told me she told me you guys before the show

01:01:27.120 started tonight carrie said you know i'm really tired i'm not sure if i'm going to make it the

01:01:30.640 whole time i said you tell me when you're tired and we'll cut it off but you made it congratulations

01:01:34.840 you did it one hour carrie sakamoto thank you for joining tonight canrise19.com go there if you feel

01:01:43.780 as though you're vaccine injured and you know you're kind of like i don't know if i am or not

01:01:48.840 like i've got this weird thing i never had before canrise19.com go ahead and get in contact with

01:01:55.260 the girls and they will definitely help you out so look forward to hearing you at the allison

01:02:01.640 inquiry on day one september 8th in ottawa carrie thank you very much for coming on tonight

01:02:06.120 really appreciate you taking the time go to bed now thank you for giving me space again shadow

01:02:12.420 to share my story and to talk about the vaccine injured absolutely we'll see you again bye

01:02:18.840 okay there is carrie sakamoto you guys fantastic don't forget uh tomorrow night hang on for just

01:02:25.720 a second don't forget tomorrow night diana truth seeker coming on the show it's been a couple of

01:02:32.300 years since she's been on the show so i'm kind of excited about that to be completely honest with

01:02:36.680 you guys actually i'm really excited about it um she's got a new show that she's doing on friday

01:02:42.500 nights where she reveals things even things about herself personal things but she talks about

01:02:48.860 because she does a lot of research right tiana i mean this is her thing she doesn't go out partying

01:02:53.800 she you know what her idea of a good time is bottle of wine and a book or the internet where

01:03:01.260 she reads she researches that's where she gets the information from that she puts out on those

01:03:07.100 little shorts that you see on on x or instagram or facebook or whatever that those little shorts

01:03:13.460 that have gotten her almost a million followers across platforms so it's very cool that she's

01:03:19.620 coming on the show tonight next wednesday night it's going to be dean allison mp dean allison

01:03:24.780 very first time uh that this show has ever had a politician on before uh but we're not going to

01:03:30.280 talk politics we're going to talk about the allison inquiry which again is september 8th

01:03:35.980 9th and 10th and 11th in Ottawa. It's going to be taking place in one of the meeting rooms,

01:03:41.360 one of the committee rooms in the House of Commons, where you see the committees, the

01:03:47.020 Justice Committee or the Health Committee or whatever meeting and liberals filibustering

01:03:51.000 and then shutting the committees down. Well, the liberals are not going to be able to shut this

01:03:55.180 down. This is happening. And also, and by the way, Dr. Charles Hoff, hopefully we'll get him

01:04:01.580 on the show at some point next week as well. I did hear today from a friend of ours that there's

01:04:09.460 going to be more MPs showing up at the Allison inquiry. And let me see if I can find out who

01:04:16.920 they are here. I'd never heard of either one of these two MPs. I'll have it for you here in a

01:04:25.280 second. Must be a little further back than I thought. Give me one second. Just wait. You

01:04:42.240 got to talk amongst yourselves in the comments and ignore the trolls. Please ignore the trolls.

01:04:45.900 i can't find it but you know what two more mps have decided they will attend the allison inquiry

01:04:59.940 just to listen to the stories that are being told speaking of the allison inquiry they have

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The Shadoe Davis Show - August 13, 2026

August 12th⧸2026- Guest Carrie Sakamoto, Vaxx Injured, Fighting for Justice!

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