00:03:00.000hello everybody welcome and shadow at night for tuesday november 26 2024 special guest on the show
00:03:18.100tonight is michelle wharton from fort st john british columbia way up there man she is a dental
00:03:25.260hygienist. She had a practice there for almost 20 years. And then what happened about three
00:03:30.200years ago, she took the jab. She became vaccine injured and she has been, and her family have
00:03:37.240been through nightmares, hell on earth for the past few years. We're going to talk to Michelle
00:03:43.460about her story tonight. Interestingly, I haven't known Michelle for very long. We spoke on the
00:03:50.500phone last week and then again a little bit today and even with this vaccine injury she seems
00:03:57.400remarkably upbeat about everything and once you hear this story you're going to go how is that
00:04:04.300even possible so I think that she's going to be able to give all of us a little bit of inspiration
00:04:10.100the kind of inspiration we need to keep going because I'll tell you man I've been hearing from
00:04:13.820a lot of people in the last couple of weeks shadow I can't take it anymore oh yeah well
00:04:20.480when you hear what some other people have been through and tonight you're going to hear michelle's
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00:07:15.120tonight's story with Michelle Wharton. Hello, Michelle. How are you? Thank you for coming on
00:07:19.980the show tonight. Thanks, Shadow. Thanks for having me. So it's a pleasure to have you on and
00:07:26.920see you face to face finally after the conversations that we were having uh last week and then a little
00:07:32.020bit today and and one thing i i commented on because michelle has to do oxygen therapy for
00:07:38.280what 90 minutes every day right that's right yeah yeah prescription now is 30 minutes three times a
00:07:44.840day three liters since all of this has come to light yes and and so i think that you get so
00:07:52.600oxygenated that you don't need to breathe when you're talking well you just we talked but for
00:07:59.200like maybe five ten minutes just before this and yeah I was hooked up on oxygen so I was just
00:08:04.320amplified at that time yeah you're just zooming and then the other day of course we talked for
00:08:09.280well we were on the phone for an hour I think you talked for 58 minutes of it it's good though
00:08:14.920like you've got a lot to say there's a lot to say you've been through a lot and and we want to hear
00:08:21.360as much of it as we possibly can in the time that we have tonight we were thinking you know
00:08:25.820of playing this Justin Trudeau video the one where he says he never forced anybody to get
00:08:30.160vaccinated and then all of the video that follows after that shows in fact he did force people to
00:08:36.420get vaccinated but we're not going to do that tonight because we do have a lot to talk about
00:08:40.540before we get into what happened to you michelle let's go back to before all of this happened
00:08:48.620before covid even tell us who you are well who you were before all of this what you did family
00:08:56.720life your your professional life all of that stuff yeah of course of course yeah um so prior to my
00:09:03.920adverse vaccine event. I was thriving, vibrant, healthy, no pre-existing conditions whatsoever.
00:09:15.040Two small kids at the time, they were eight and 10 when this started. I was a healthcare
00:09:21.140professional, had been for 20 years. I own my own practice, practiced dental hygiene for 20 years
00:09:28.060total. And I haven't practiced now since February 2023. Unfortunately, with the conditions that I
00:09:35.320have, I just don't have that capacity. But yeah, I mean, you'd find me in the backcountry.
00:09:41.660You'd find me skiing, you'd find me playing soccer, you'd find me weightlifting, you'd find
00:09:46.320me coaching my kids playing soccer. Realistically, I mean, I just never stopped. I didn't stop.
00:09:54.660and my mom I remember like maybe a couple years ago um because I had built my practice uh like
00:10:02.020nine years ago I built my practice and then I had expanded it and um yeah a couple years ago my mom
00:10:08.460was like seriously honey you make me tired you need to stop and I was like that's a you problem
00:10:13.200not me I'm good like I've got lots of energy you know and so I was 42 years old and thriving yeah
00:10:20.760no evidence of disease no concerns about anything um not immunocompromised and uh yeah my my grandma
00:10:30.020my nan my family's from newfoundland she's 92 and her father lived till 105 so i certainly had no
00:10:40.660concerns of what like life was going to look like for me in regards to illness or or longevity um
00:10:48.680I mean, I kind of thought an avalanche would take me out before a shot would take me out because you'd find me back like skin skiing in the backcountry.
00:10:57.280And we put all the sweat equity and to get to the where we would where we would Alpine ski.
00:11:03.700And and that was a very seems like a very long time ago now.
00:11:07.580Yeah. Close to three years ago now. Yeah.
00:11:10.660What's your physical situation like today?
00:11:14.880oh as compared to what you did do because you just described a very full physical life
00:11:21.860yeah yeah um well I spend most of my days at home um if I can manage to get up and get myself
00:11:31.620ready in the morning and get my kids to school then I usually have to lay down for like an hour
00:11:36.800after I get home within that like 45 minutes of that activity um I have like you had mentioned
00:11:44.660like my oxygen tank at home which I had to fight tooth and nail to try to get um which is a whole
00:11:50.320nother story but um so I do that an hour and a half a day I do vision therapy 20 to 30 minutes
00:11:56.440a day because my eyesight is compromised now um I it's it's I feel like I'm living a retired life
00:12:07.260but I'm not satisfied living that retired life like it's just it's so polar opposite it's so
00:12:14.780polar opposite and I'm usually done by one o'clock in the afternoon and that's just like time wise
00:12:21.780that doesn't account for the electric shocks in my hands and feet every single minute of every
00:12:28.800single day and I it's now kind of presenting in my teeth those electric shocks which are from
00:12:35.960neuropathy so the nerves are actually dying and dead from my um from my immune system attacking
00:12:42.960my nervous system and that's every day um so yeah so you've developed an autoimmune from
00:12:48.860from this situation now yeah and that's that's only one of the symptoms and and i want i do want
00:12:53.940to get into all of that because that's that's a whole different story i want to go back to the
00:12:59.320beginning you being essentially forced into getting these shots you didn't want to that's
00:13:10.840right I didn't I you know my I know there's I know there's some things that you cannot discuss
00:13:16.020tonight that we did talk about on the phone and that's absolutely fine you can skirt around that
00:13:20.380stuff yeah yeah no I can dance around that for sure yeah no I mean coming into the latter part
00:13:26.200of 2021, I had navigated the pandemic, you know, and infection control in a general environment,
00:13:32.560it didn't really deviate much from post pandemic to pandemic. I mean, we had to abide by, you know,
00:13:40.600safe distancing and the plexiglass castles that we had to build everywhere, which, you know,
00:13:46.960and all the masks. And, and so I mean, I abided by all that and implemented protocols. I mean,
00:13:51.740I'm I own my practice or you know owned my practice and so that was um that was really
00:13:57.560important and I took that very seriously I absolutely took that very seriously you know
00:14:02.460public safety isn't is is my utmost concern and has been throughout the entirety of this and even
00:14:07.160still to this day it is which is why I'm still like why I'm publicly speaking about my injury
00:14:12.120because public safety is really is means a great deal to me and I just I never I could see that we
00:14:20.000were we were getting this like increased vaccination rate in in Canada and yet we
00:14:25.360weren't seeing reductions in transmission we weren't seeing reductions in contraction so it
00:14:30.840didn't it didn't it was not um I didn't feel like risk versus benefit for myself was um was
00:14:38.780substantial and so I was not intending on vaccinating for that reason it wasn't it wasn't
00:14:45.520reducing transmission. It wasn't reducing contracting COVID. And I did not feel like I
00:14:52.540was at risk. I was not vulnerable. I was not immunocompromised. And I worked through the
00:14:56.740entire 18 months and never got COVID once. So for me, risk versus benefit didn't present itself.
00:15:05.820Right. So I want to go back to what you just talked about, the shots not stopping transmission,
00:15:12.580not stopping infection did we know that at the time was that public knowledge i mean like most
00:15:18.300of us did but was it yeah i mean uh i mean i would i would say if you would observe and see
00:15:28.780the increase in in in cases that you would see that it wasn't effective um i mean me within my
00:15:36.820my community i'm sorry i'm going to stop you for just one second there you know that is actually
00:15:41.660the most logical thing i've heard about this whole thing all you have to do is look around
00:15:46.220you know people are getting these shots left right and center they're wearing these ridiculous
00:15:50.940beep masks on their faces and there's cases are still going through the roof like yeah so to me
00:15:57.020i was like this isn't this isn't a this isn't a vaccine um i had just listened to an interview
00:16:02.100with a immune virologist like a couple days ago when he was talking about and he's canadian and
00:16:08.120he was talking about like the textbook definition what was the textbook definition of a vaccine
00:16:12.740um and that is a single dose and it reduced and it is uh reduces transmission or there is no
00:16:20.620transmission and there's no contraction of the causative agent and so if that was our textbook
00:16:25.860definition of a vaccine it wasn't that wasn't what this was and so for me that's where I was
00:16:31.380forming my decision was on that premise. And then it got really complex. And so we were pressing to
00:16:42.140the end of 2021. And in British Columbia, anyone that was eventually employed had to vaccinate by
00:16:49.400October 31. And then Bonnie Henry was head hunting for all regulated healthcare professionals in
00:16:56.120British Columbia. And so I was aware of information that that was going to be an expectation as of
00:17:05.020December 31st. And so that paired with that primary income, two small kids, all my own
00:17:12.080practice. I have employees. I serve as 2000 people. Not to mention that there was incredible
00:17:19.260criticism and judgment and shame from members of the community that I should be ashamed of myself
00:17:24.800for not being vaccinated my vaccine status was um i had inquiries of my vaccine status
00:17:30.960from public people in public and for me i was just like bombarded with yeah how how did that get out
00:17:39.720that you weren't vaccinated i mean this is something that's supposed to be a personal
00:17:44.100matter that's a really good that's a really good that's a really good question and i still to this
00:17:52.180day don't know because I never openly talked about my vaccine status and I only shared it
00:18:02.260there was only a very small group of people that were aware that I was not vaccinated
00:18:07.320so how that got out I have yet to understand but I know that when it did the level of scrutiny
00:18:44.520to protect the public was sort of that interpretation and it was very heavily it heavily
00:18:52.000weighted that decision and and here I am now today three years later and my life is radically
00:18:57.400different and it was not effective for me because I got COVID seven months after I vaccinated
00:19:02.300and it certainly wasn't effective or safe for me because look at where I am now I'm entirely
00:19:07.640immunocompromised you're you're in fort st john british columbia this is a city of i'm going to
00:19:13.420say 20 25 000 people 25 000 people yeah and you service with your practice 2000 so roughly 10
00:19:21.140percent of the people who live in fort st john come to you for care that's right
00:19:28.260that this kind of thing must have been very difficult in a smaller place like that yeah
00:19:34.940very much so very much so yeah i mean my i i i built my practice from the ground up um
00:19:45.220and so part of that was through building relationships so i mean i'd been patients
00:19:51.800practitioners for you know 12 years before i'd even opened my practice so i mean i saw people's
00:19:57.160children grow up i saw people get married and you know and their kids graduate and you know and so
00:20:02.740like the very essence of the practice I built was based on relationships.
00:20:06.020And so there was like a trust factor that was all obviously underlining my,
00:20:13.240my relationship with my patients and my professionalism, integrity,
00:20:17.600credibility, you know, research, science,
00:20:20.580like there's all these factors and then you're, we live in the small towns.
00:20:25.000I mean, the very essence of a lot of, of you know, is, is relationship.
00:20:31.020And so, yeah, like when you're when I was put in a position where I had public inquiry of of my vaccine status, I was just like, oh, my, like, I'm not I'm not answering that question for starters, because a very key point is that.
00:20:48.660what kinds of things would people say to you i mean you you gave us a general idea
00:20:54.040but um like is there any one or two messages that stick out to you considering the fact that you
00:20:59.820just pointed out that you had taken care of families and kids and you watched them yeah it
00:21:04.480was it was a very it was a um i don't want to get into too many details i'll just say that but it was
00:21:12.700it was very um specific it was very specific it was very poignant questions and it put me in a
00:21:20.140position where i had to reference the current regulatory standards practice standards for
00:21:25.840dental hygiene at the time and those practice standards did not at that time like mid-november
00:21:31.720of 2021 that hygienists did not have to vaccinate um and again like i said that that um pressing
00:21:40.540mandate date was for us December 31st that changed that changed by that point I was already
00:21:48.120vaccinated yeah yeah so and I mean I leaned on I leaned on some you know advice of um of of
00:21:57.840professionals to you know kind of navigate like the risk versus benefit vaccinating and
00:22:03.660and I was met with you know you should be ashamed of yourself you're not vaccinated you should be
00:22:09.020ashamed of yourself and i was are you talking about some other medical professionals yes yes
00:22:14.200yes yeah yeah so then you're then you're paired with this relationship with your colleagues that
00:22:21.500you you know on a on a medical professionals and colleagues and and so yeah you you do feel i did
00:22:27.800feel um incredibly burdened with that decision i did yeah yeah it was it was a i had to what i've
00:22:37.380had to reconcile this last three years is so far it's that there's this physical aspect which is
00:22:43.060yet to be reconciled um but that aspect of like moral injury of like making a decision that i
00:22:49.220really truly knew was not in my best interest and going against every fiber in my body that i did
00:22:55.140not feel like it was safe effective for me and and i'm not i'm not an anti-vaxxer clearly i
00:23:01.460vaccinated you know i had all my childhood vaccines my children are childhood vaccinated this isn't
00:23:05.900that it's not that um by any means it's a new novel formula that took less than a year to
00:23:12.960produce i mean anybody who can do basic reading and research can find out that this has never
00:23:20.360been tried on on humans before it was a big experiment yeah so within so that was so i did
00:23:28.160And I mean, I, I was, I risked, um, I risked everything and I, and, you know, and again,
00:23:35.380I just, I wanted to be there to, you know, provide for my family.
00:23:38.920I wanted to be there to care for my patients.
00:23:40.640And I, and I loved what I did, like loved what I did.
00:23:45.320Michelle, take us to the day that you got your first shot.
00:23:49.920I mean, did you have an appointment or was it just one of those?
00:23:53.800I'm going to go to one of these drive-through things, which to me is like, when you look
00:23:57.180back on you go drive through yeah um I well knowing that December 31st was a pending date
00:24:06.740for us um my first vaccine was November 14th or 15th um and that one I don't recollect as much
00:24:15.000um that was a really hard day and so I'd gone to the health unit and there was I was just like
00:24:21.080I'm here you know and there was another gentleman that was working for another company in town and
00:24:25.380he had to vaccinate for work as well and I was not happy about it um and he was just he'd said
00:24:30.720something and he's like no I'm here for work as well and and I was like yeah it's it's challenging
00:24:36.060and I just remember like you know walking in and you know and it was kind of like a like a buffet
00:24:41.820it was just like oh do you want Pfizer and Moderna like it was just so candid and loose and I was
00:24:46.080like oh my gosh like this is such a huge decision but in my mind I was like okay well if I get the
00:24:51.880first one then i have the appropriate six weeks to get the second so i'll have the second by
00:24:56.440december 31st and and we'll call her good and and uh yeah within that first vaccination um
00:25:05.920really high heart rate so tachycardia tightness in my chest shortness of breath and just general
00:25:12.400unwellness and i was like okay you know hoping that that was just going to resolve and it did
00:25:17.860sort of for the most part how long did it take for that to come on michelle was it like immediate
00:25:22.160or a couple of days within a couple hours for that yeah within a couple hours and so that was
00:25:28.780high heart rate tightness of chest shortness of breath and i stayed there for the 15 minutes and
00:25:33.600whatnot and i was like okay but the real the real difficult um experience came with the second
00:25:41.360and that was december 16th was my second and within two days of that vaccine it was just like
00:25:48.860a constellation of neurological symptoms so blurred vision tunnel vision double vision
00:25:55.640hot spots in my left leg like on fire in my left leg um high heart rate close to 200 beats per
00:26:03.040minute my blood pressure incredibly dysregulated brain fog vertigo dizziness like incontinence
00:26:10.680within three weeks no four weeks I was hospitalized with kidney stones my blood work already showed
00:26:18.140issues two weeks later I had actually gone in to see a physician I I'd got a hold of my primary
00:26:23.900care provider at the time and just said like I really am not feeling good I had my second vaccine
00:26:30.040I'm not feeling good and so we booked an appointment I went in and I saw a different
00:26:33.680provider and that provider when i started talking about my symptoms um asked me if i was in menopause
00:26:42.140and i your symptoms don't match menopause yeah yeah so that was my first like oh my i mean okay
00:26:52.720i want everybody to know this is something i've been saying for quite some time now but i i feel
00:26:57.980as though now would be a good time to repeat it just because somebody is wearing a white
00:27:03.440laboratory coat does not make them a genius or somebody to absolutely bow down to right
00:27:11.720and that's something our society tends to do oh he's a doctor must know everything right yeah
00:27:20.800and for a doctor for a medical practitioner to ask you a question like that yeah
00:27:27.460that's like i don't know maybe maybe you thought or she thought well i guess it could be
00:27:35.260couldn't hurt to ask but at the same time i mean you know that those particular types of symptoms
00:27:41.460the neurological stuff all of that that doesn't have anything to do with being menopausal yeah
00:27:47.100yeah so yeah within like i said so that was my first that was two weeks after three weeks after
00:27:52.980my second dose. Um, and then it just didn't stop. So I was, like I said, hospitalized for kidney
00:27:59.660stones. And if you look at my blood work, um, it, I showed signs of issues with my kidneys two weeks
00:28:06.160prior, but I didn't get a phone call at all. Um, like following up on my blood work. And so they,
00:28:12.940I stay overnight. They did a CT scan on my, um, my kidneys and it showed that I had already passed
00:28:18.900two kidney stones. And then they incidentally found cysts on my liver. And then they sent a
00:28:26.500requisition for me to see a neurologist. So they started checking me for MS. And so I had an MRI
00:28:31.840in February of 2022. And that showed a pareto lobe lesion. And I had a follow up appointment
00:28:40.600with an MS neurologist. And we reviewed that lesion. And that was the only finding on that MRI.
00:28:45.600and I asked her very point blank could this be from my COVID vaccine and it was the most vague
00:28:54.400non-straightforward phrase and it was it could however perhaps we've seen and so the documentation
00:29:04.420on that record was post vaccine post COVID or migraines and I had never had COVID and I did
00:29:12.060not have a history of migraines. And so I was very clear that the only thing that this could be
00:29:18.240was from that vaccine. And so her recommendation was a follow-up MRI to monitor my brain activity
00:29:27.160and the presentation of that lesion. And so then I ended up with ultrasounds on my liver
00:29:33.520from the CT scan and I had another MRI in July of 2022 and I had a follow-up appointment with
00:29:42.760my family doctor in September of 2022 and throughout this whole time I was just
00:29:48.920all of the symptoms I had said were there and I was starting to have issues with upright
00:29:55.400staying upright and dizzy and vertigo and it was just so bizarre and so I started having to cancel
00:30:02.820my days at work and so i would you know i didn't feel very well i'd cancel the days obviously
00:30:08.180safety first um and then those days became weeks and then it became longer durations were you high
00:30:16.440because you you're you were so vibrant before all of this you know like the backcountry hiking and
00:30:23.720the the polar skiing and all of that stuff and now you're you're getting these symptoms are
00:30:29.040getting worse for you yeah were you hiding from were you hiding from your family like and from
00:30:35.980your co-worker from because you didn't want them to worry about yes yes i mean my my spouse he knew
00:30:42.340um but i don't even think he really understood like the gravity of it i didn't either like i
00:30:47.640had no idea what was going on i literally did it i was like what the heck is happening like
00:30:52.700i just i couldn't get a grasp on it and it was just like progressing and i was just
00:30:57.600My vision was starting to get much more impaired. And again, like I said, I would just cancel my days at work. And, and so I received, received, you know, information from my physician that the pre to lobe lesion was stable, my liver cysts, we would keep an eye on and I didn't need any further, further imaging. And I was like, I really disagree with you. Like, I went from having nothing wrong with me to like, I really don't feel good. And I'm getting significantly worse.
00:31:26.960significantly worse and so I had my vision checked in September and it showed that I had visual field
00:31:33.780loss in both my eyes and I hadn't had a single change of my prescription in 18 years like I wore
00:31:39.980the same glasses not the same glasses but the same prescription every year regular checkup zero
00:31:46.020changes in my prescription and now I have the starting of visual field loss and then it was
00:31:52.420around the October I think October November 2022 and I got a phone call from the MRI department
00:31:58.020here in Fort St. John and they said we need to get you in right away for an MRI and I was like
00:32:02.600pardon she said well the MS clinic wants you in so I went in and I had an MRI and I didn't hear
00:32:08.340anything and I called the MS clinic um in December 2022 and I was like I like don't feel good like I
00:32:17.020really don't feel good do you have any updates like what should I do and they said well you
00:32:22.280actually were supposed to see the neurologist I said well nobody called and so the gentleman's
00:32:28.140like well let me look at your requisition let me look at your imaging report and we can chat about
00:32:32.100it and so we looked and he's like okay and I'm at this point like I'm still trying to live my life
00:32:37.100I'm a parent I'm a I'm a business owner I'm a health care professional I'm a wife like I'm just
00:32:43.680like all of these things and i literally have no idea what's happening to me like no idea0.62
00:32:52.200and the gentleman looks he's like it's on i'm on the phone and i'm sitting like brown social house
00:32:58.040having lunch with a friend and he's like well the pareto lobe lesion is stable and so is the brain
00:33:04.300cyst and i was like excuse me he's like the brain cyst i was like what brain cyst and he's like uh
00:33:11.400it says it's stable i was like i don't have a brain cyst he's like yes you do and i was like
00:33:16.120okay since when he's like i don't know it just says it's stable and that's how i found out
00:33:22.840and that's really serious a brain cyst well if yeah that's a whole nother story
00:33:31.700it's it's just a black eye on our system and i can't even believe how many stories i've heard
00:33:42.320like this and and people are always saying oh we've got the best medical system look man just
00:33:47.240because it's free which it's not it's paid for by the taxpayers i mean there is so much bureaucracy
00:33:52.760and so much uh different departments not knowing what the other is doing the left hand not knowing
00:33:59.520with the right hand that old expression and then you go that's where i'm like i'm like caught in
00:34:05.060caught in bureaucracy right now so i find out i have a brain cyst symptoms are getting worse
00:34:10.760i start researching this type of brain cyst it's a pineal gland cyst and i come across this research
00:34:18.300paper from the neurosurgeon who ended up doing my surgery in charleston south carolina and i'm
00:34:24.240reading it and there at the time there was a two percent incidence of this pineal cyst existing
00:34:29.780um across the general population typically it's asymptomatic and it can develop for a variety of
00:34:37.480reasons and so i'll premise it i'll premise it with that so what the research was showing from
00:34:44.100this neural or neurosurgeon is that it isn't necessarily the size of the brain cyst as opposed
00:34:50.120to what's going on inside the cyst and so what their research is looking at is the um chemical
00:34:57.960the chemical aspect of the cyst the mrna sequencing inside the cyst which is kind of
00:35:04.760interesting when you think about what we all had injected into us um and so their research is
00:35:11.800looking at the immune response the cellular response inside the cyst and so we are very
00:35:16.920far behind in Canada when it comes to this type of brain cyst in particular, which is why I had
00:35:22.020to go to the United States, because their understanding of the very serious nature of
00:35:27.560this brain cyst is so far progressed compared to Canada. And there's only one neurosurgeon
00:35:33.100that I'm aware of in Canada that does this procedure. And I was actually able to get in
00:35:38.000touch with him four months after I had my brain surgery. And we had a very interesting conversation,
00:35:44.720But their criteria for removing that brain cyst here in Canada is it has to be over 15 millimeters.
00:35:51.840So if you imagine a 1.5 centimeter marble in the middle of your brain before someone will remove it, how would that not be an issue?
00:49:31.720So there was an amalgamation process last year.
00:49:34.300So those 20 colleges amalgamated into five.
00:49:36.680So now our college, which was the College of Dental Hygienists of BC, that no longer exists, that was dissolved into one oral health college. So every, we have our respective colleges, they're amalgamated, though, now into five, and so they're still our regulatory body.
00:49:52.840but bill 36 is an oversight for the provincial government which really accesses um medical
00:50:02.400records is really how we would look at that with bill 36 so we still we still answer to
00:50:07.700a regulatory body i still answer to a regulatory body which is why how i speak to you and how i
00:50:14.680speak to who I am as a person, I'm a professional. I'm highly credible. I'm educated. I take my
00:50:24.560designation very seriously. Public safety is incredibly important. And even though I'm no
00:50:30.760longer practicing, I still hold my license. My practice is in transition. I had to sell my
00:50:37.480practice to pay for my medical care. And none of this is finalized, but we're in a transition phase.
00:50:43.340i'm incredibly grateful for the team that is at my practice and that my patients are well cared
00:50:48.320for because i haven't been there since february 2023 so i'm behind the scenes um you know
00:50:54.140supporting them mentoring them here for the transition process um accountable and responsible
00:51:00.000you know um michelle let's we can get to that but going back to you discovering that you would
00:51:09.000need brain surgery and no doctors in in british columbia would even look at you they you would
00:51:15.180you couldn't even walk in their door no like they wouldn't even acknowledge you like there was
00:51:20.980nothing well and the other thing too shadow is that they don't even acknowledge that type of
00:51:25.940brain cyst they consider it an incidental finding and there's no way that it would cause any of the
00:51:31.000conditions or any of the symptoms i have so some of my symptoms are from my immune system some of
00:51:37.700them are the neurological damage from my immune system and then some of the symptoms i had were
00:51:43.140from the brain cyst and i have to ask you why there are doctors in one province that would
00:51:48.200not acknowledge that type of brain cyst as being the cause of some of these issues whereas you've
00:51:52.840got other doctors in other parts of the country that would and in other countries that definitely
00:51:57.740do and know how to treat it why is there such a disparity that's a good question i mean part of
00:52:04.280me would say ego um and if we it's hard to say what we don't know you know part of it is lack
00:52:10.060of training um part of it is that research like there's some parts of it we don't know like the
00:52:14.560team that's at medical university south carolina you know they're they have a huge research program
00:52:19.680that they're trying to get funding for independent funding because they don't want it backed by pharma
00:52:23.460um and i'm actually um like a spokesperson for them because my surgery my brain surgery was
00:52:29.740incredibly successful hugely successful and so there was a lot of things that happened in between
00:52:35.280like February 2023 till August but literally my life was falling apart I stopped working I haven't
00:52:41.860worked since February 2023 clinically and I had access whatever holistic medicine I could no
00:52:49.180formal treatment nothing from provincial um provincial like health care and so I booked
00:52:55.940an appointment and flew down to charleston in august 2023 met with the neurosurgeon wait wait
00:53:00.900why did you do that did you know that you had to go and have surgery or was this just for a second
00:53:05.960opinion at this stage it was it was for a second it was for a second opinion because everyone in
00:53:11.200canada said no the research and the articles from the u.s said yes and i was like well i gotta go
00:53:17.160see the person that's knows what he's talking about and so i flew down and i brought my mris
00:53:24.060from canada i went down met him he took one look at my mris and one look at me and was like 100
00:53:31.560you need to have that removed and the success rate of the surgery was 95 the reduction in symptoms 90
00:53:39.100and with this cyst in particular it's very important for people to realize is again it's
00:53:45.540not the size which is what they're learning because medicine is practicing medicine you learn
00:53:53.740similar to like reporting vaccine injuries we need to know this information so we can learn
00:53:59.040from our mistakes which is i think i'd like that that's how we most medical professionals would
00:54:05.240approach medicine you would hope so with that yeah and with that system in particular it was
00:54:11.340insomnia immense crane cranial pain and pressure so head pain and pressure
00:54:18.660um gait disturbance so like my step like i couldn't walk appropriately uh word finding
00:54:26.040difficulties cognitive deficits memory loss and by september of 2023 i had lost complete
00:54:35.100peripheral vision in my right eye so it is significant that type of brain system if it
00:54:44.120is symptomatic i'll be very i'll caution people on that if it's symptomatic they are they there
00:54:50.540are a lot of people that have them at they aren't then they are not symptomatic again it comes back
00:54:55.100to the research that the team in charleston is doing is they are looking at the chemical mediators
00:55:00.560inside that cyst that gland and i'll this is important that the pineal gland is responsible
00:55:07.760for regulating your sleep cycle melatonin and your endocrine system super basic endocrine system0.94
00:55:15.160all hormones female male thyroid parathyroid melatonin serotonin that's what it mediates
00:55:22.900that's what it regulates so my cyst encompassed the entire gland so there was no space inside that
00:55:29.940gland the cyst took up all the room and when the neurosurgeon looked at my imaging from canada he's
00:55:36.000like there's compression i was just like i for sure there is like i have if i wasn't sane
00:55:42.040i'm sure i probably would have cut my head off that's how debilitating it was like i can't even
00:55:47.900explain the pain when did you go down there for so i went down yeah i went down august 2023
00:55:54.720found out i needed the surgery i needed to wait um to get the quote for starters i also needed
00:56:02.360to realize and wrap my head around the fact that I needed brain surgery. And I needed to talk to
00:56:07.100my family. And I still wasn't sure. And I still hadn't had the didn't have the quote, I got the
00:56:13.540quote, the latter part of August, early September, and it was 100 just shy of $108,000 US. So that
00:56:21.920translated to $148,000 Canadian. And I was just for the surgery, right? I mean, like there's all
00:56:29.480the other stuff that goes along with it yeah yeah i'm around 350 000 in medical bills today right
00:56:36.100now personally and we live in canada and health care is free wow yeah yeah as of last year when
00:56:45.580i filed my taxes last year i had 206 000 worth of medical bills that i filed last year alone
00:56:54.260yeah and i had to and i had to get a letter from my physician so i i have a primary care
00:57:03.200physician in alberta i was so it's private i was connected with him from a really good friend of
00:57:08.080mine um when i knew that i needed help because i wasn't going to get it in bc and he's been with
00:57:14.200me the whole way so he has he recognized that i had pots he sorry we're jumping around here a bit
00:57:20.900he signed my vax injury claim that we submitted to the government of Canada and he's been with
00:57:27.620me the whole way he's helped me where he can you know my only my only my only treatment that I have
00:57:33.260at this point are really heavy rounds of steroids so I just came off another heavy round of steroids
00:57:39.260because I don't have access to anything else like I'm not on painkillers the steroids are
00:57:45.180are just what is the only thing I have and lots of gravel because I'm so nauseous but so I found
00:57:52.200out I needed the surgery and I was driving my daughter to school I dropped my son off of my
00:57:56.940daughter and she was skipping away from me and I realized that I couldn't see out of my right eye
00:58:07.140and I like sat there for a second because I was like holy shit and it I just like it registered
00:58:15.160and I just like covered my eye and I was like oh my goodness and I texted a friend and I was like
00:58:20.540are you home I said I need to get home and she's like okay I will meet you there and I was like I0.99
00:58:27.800don't know if I can and if you look at a few cases in Australia there's a couple women that had the
00:58:34.040same cyst that I had in Australia and one woman she lost sight in both of her eyes intermittently
00:58:39.940and it came back and she was driving and she had her kids in the car thankfully nothing happened
00:58:45.300and so i managed to make my way i know we've jumped around a little bit michelle i'm sorry
00:58:50.560interrupt you was this pre-surgery or post this is pre-surgery this is pre-surgery yeah okay so
00:58:56.280vision came back and i got home and i talked to dave and i was like i we have to do the surgery
00:59:07.460I have no idea how but at this point I am now losing my sight my short-term memory is gone
00:59:13.900my children are writing their names on everything because I forget everything I can't find words my
00:59:19.440cognitive capacity is completely declined I'm in immense amount of pain by this point I'm on
00:59:25.620tramadol and in and out of an emergency rooms I can't even tell you how many times I've been in
00:59:31.780the emergency room like i would say probably 25 including fort st john and a medical visit in
00:59:40.360edmonton um because there were periods of the one you told me about right like on the phone
00:59:45.340people couldn't leave me home alone because i would collapse so i actually had gone home with
00:59:52.960back to edmonton with my mom for the week because dave was working and um the drives were terrible
01:00:01.040like and anything was terrible by that point and by the time we got to my mom's house in Edmonton
01:00:06.460I was only there for maybe about an hour and a half and my mom had to call the ambulance
01:00:09.920and they had to ambulance me to the hospital there you know I don't remember my mom can
01:00:17.640probably speak for that because there are periods of I don't remember because it was just so much
01:00:21.700pain and by the time they medicated me I mean there was like meds to reduce swelling of my brain
01:00:26.260fentanyl morphine like heavy doses of steroids you name it there's my mom there's my mom hey mom
01:00:33.960how are you i'm good i'm good but yeah mom mom can talk about that because there are periods that i
01:00:43.960don't remember and i mean i think it's this is a like a point to draw here now is that
01:00:50.200i never spoke publicly about my vaccine injury until i was going for brain surgery
01:00:56.780because i didn't want to be posed an anti-vaxxer i didn't want to create controversy i didn't want
01:01:02.320to make life difficult for myself or my family but having to prepare for brain surgery and figure
01:01:08.560out how you're going to come up with the funding i didn't have a choice because we ended up having
01:01:12.820to crowdfund so i had to liquidate my company crowdfunding sell assets all savings gone paid
01:01:19.660off medical bills before any of this happened, because these medical bills started in January of
01:01:24.9602022. And then now I'm, you know, at this position where I have to speak about it publicly. And I
01:01:33.540would talk about it in the emergency room in the hospital. They'd laugh at me, they'd smirk at me,
01:01:38.940you know, it's just condescending. And I get treated for migraines constantly. I've explained
01:01:46.240that it's not just migraines. This was pre-surgery. This is even now with an immune response. I've
01:01:52.000explained the conditions I have, what the U.S. has told me. And even still, I am medically gaslit
01:01:58.840still to this day. And so we were in the hospital in Edmonton and I was extraordinarily compromised,
01:02:07.340heavily medicated. And the insinuations of that neurologist in that emergency room was nothing
01:02:12.860short of are you sure nothing traumatic has happened in your life outside of this Michelle
01:02:18.360you know we don't really have a solution for you you just need to learn how to walk again
01:02:24.520and that there's no hope for you the MAID program probably could be a good solution
01:02:30.140wait a minute wait a minute this doctor actually suggested MAID she didn't say the words out loud0.90
01:02:38.280but you can talk to my mom about the look on her face when my mom was back in the room
01:02:43.000And my mom looked at my face and I was mortified.
01:11:47.140and that's like if you there's a if anyone does have a pineal gland cyst and you are being gaslit
01:11:54.180and you are looking for more information um there is a facebook group um a pineal gland facebook
01:11:59.960group and i was connected with them in september of 2023 and my goodness had i wished that i would
01:12:04.380have found them sooner um because it there's so much support there and and and i mean there are
01:12:12.080there are only a handful of neurosurgeon in the world that actually do this procedure and understand
01:12:16.400that it is a very debilitating condition and so we had the brain surgery it was successful
01:12:23.020we came home and so part of part of the process at MUSC it's Medical University South Carolina
01:12:29.340is that you can offer your brain tissue for research and so I did and so I got the results
01:12:36.940of the brain cyst in December of 2023 and it showed mast cells so like a ship mast M-A-S-T
01:12:46.240and mast cells are an immune cell so it's part of your immune system and mast cells respond to
01:12:54.040allergic reactions so they're in your skin in your stomach in your throat and so you get stung
01:12:59.740by a bee your mast cells release chemicals and it says you're allergic and you anaphylaxis you
01:13:06.400eat peanuts you get stung you swell so histamine and different chemicals go to that site and so
01:13:13.020mast cells are really important. They shouldn't do that in your brain. So this is where the
01:13:18.820research is. And so the team in the United States has not definitively made that statement
01:13:25.500that it's associated specifically. They can say that there is something wrong with the chemical
01:13:32.920mediators with those cells in particular. And in my case, that's immune mediated vaccine onset,
01:13:40.120because firstly, I never had the brain cyst and I have the imaging to show it. And secondly,
01:13:47.680the presentation now of my immune system, which I now understand is all immune mediated from the
01:13:56.340vaccine. Yeah. And the reports to show it. Yeah. Your mom wants to say something here.
01:14:03.440Before Michelle went for her surgery, I requested a three-way call because I was still in Edmonton and I was taking three months off to take care of Michelle after surgery.
01:14:14.400So I requested a three-way call with Michelle and her family doctor at that time.
01:32:26.800no we will pray with you we'll pray for michelle for a miracle that's the support that we've had
01:32:37.040spiritual support thank god every day for it but even zero well and even here shadow like we were
01:32:47.720chatting the other day about talking about like relationships and whatnot and um you know i've
01:32:55.020lost a lot but the close circle that i have it's like small but mighty and and there's trust and
01:33:04.940there's love you know and there's no expectations um and then just you know prior to us going for
01:33:12.640surgery you know we we would have strangers like evangel chapel church here um their congregation
01:33:18.860they put together meals and we'd have people bringing us meals two or three days a week
01:33:23.540because i literally couldn't make dinner i couldn't get out of bed and you know my spouse
01:33:29.720is working full time and we've got kids and they're in sports and we're trying to keep their
01:33:33.500life as normal as possible and so we have like literally these strangers coming to our house
01:33:39.660and like if you want to talk about humble i have been humbled humbled by the how gracious
01:33:49.820strangers have been and i'm talking even like virtually you know like these people that have
01:33:55.620come into my life that are you know many that are vaccine injured and the support that we have with
01:34:00.740one another you just don't get through this without that you don't because we understand
01:34:07.460one another you know what's interesting is that i've been doing this show now for four years
01:34:14.660and about two months after i started this show it was it didn't start out being this way
01:34:21.920but i quickly discovered that there was a whole bunch wrong with what was going on in the world
01:34:28.140and i i changed the focus of the show but i remember sitting down with a friend and saying
01:34:33.660i've got to change the focus of this show and i've got to start calling out the truth here because i
01:34:37.900knew i wasn't scared to say anything you know i just thought i'm i'm gonna lose everybody
01:34:47.260yeah i'm gonna lose like i worked in radio for 35 years i was kind of hoping to get back into
01:34:52.140do it one day but i i knew that the second i came on because i got friends who lost their careers in
01:34:58.360radio because they went to the convoy and then they made videos for facebook and instagram saying
01:35:04.040there's no hate here there's no violence here and and they got called out and they were told remove
01:35:08.280that video or you're fired seriously so i thought the second i go on and start saying this is what's
01:35:15.120happening in my opinion and i'm going to try and dig for the truth here yeah i'm i'm going to
01:35:21.200completely give up any chance i have of ever getting back into that and you want to know what
01:35:25.160i go back four years and i think about that and i go i would never have it any other way because
01:35:30.320the people that you lose weren't really there for you to begin with it was unconditional love
01:35:37.680yeah the people that you gain you know when michelle judy talks about
01:35:42.780you know being humbled and those people who were coming to the house with with food right some of
01:35:49.500them i'm sure were your your clients for 20 years michelle they were they did they actually would
01:35:54.420show up at the house and when i you know when i if i opened the door they were surprised that it
01:35:58.280was me they were just like what on earth is happening because so similar to what you're
01:36:04.120saying about like talking about it um you know there's a lot of there's a lot of risk there
01:36:10.160has been a lot of risk because like i need to be very clear that like if i say something it is
01:36:16.280truthful and it's truth as in like it's my experience and it's my medical records and it's
01:36:21.800also like scientific evidence-based because that's the very essence of the the designation that I
01:36:29.000hold and it's also just who I am as a person but there's great risk that comes from speaking out
01:36:34.440about this there really is but really the bottom line right now is that if I don't talk about this
01:36:42.080if I don't get the care I need I'm not going to be here and that is more important
01:36:49.260you know what is kind of a sad truth of the situation is that the people who are sick
01:36:57.540ill suffering with this these kinds of injuries are the ones who are doing the talking and maybe
01:37:05.120they're not up to it i think i think judy you you know the the family the people who are closest
01:37:12.820the people who have experienced the anguish of the injured person may be the ones who have to speak
01:37:21.280for now until we can find a way to figure something out to bring you guys back to full
01:37:27.800strength so that you can go and mount a charge i mean the freedom convoy showed us a lot about
01:37:34.640the spirit of the canadian heart it certainly did it certainly did it made people understand now
01:37:42.220there's still some people who think that it was a bunch of hooligans who went for a month-long
01:37:45.760party in ottawa and i know that for a fact because i still hear them every single day these people
01:37:50.520are completely out to lunch they watch the the cable news at night they watch cbc they don't
01:37:56.440know right i just saw this amish um it was a meme i think and it was someone asking that
01:38:04.260Amish why they didn't why they weren't affected by COVID and the comment was because we don't
01:38:10.960watch television I was laughing I was like oh my gosh like it's funny because I've been accused
01:38:21.320of being misinformation I'm accused of being misinformation I'm not misinformation this is
01:38:27.940real and those of us that are injured we're not misinformation like and I'm not afraid to I'm not
01:38:33.660afraid to tell the truth and there are yeah i'll just finish the point here you go to the freedom
01:38:39.920convoy people thought it ended badly and many people were you know um sad and and demoralized
01:38:47.420when it ended in the way it did with the police um and all those arrests and the beatings and
01:38:53.020there were beatings and threats from the police and yeah disheartening for sure but the convoy
01:38:58.560changed things without the convoy i know that saskatchewan wouldn't have dropped their mandate
01:39:04.740and saskatchewan dropped their mandate maybe a couple of days after the convoy ended and then
01:39:09.520all of the provinces started to fall like dominoes after that and so yeah the mandate in bc this
01:39:15.620summer yeah bonnie henry's been a stubborn one for that and and that's i believe because of the
01:39:20.920ndp government but um i'm thinking that the next thing one of the next things because there's so
01:39:28.300many things 15 minute cities and and there's so many different court cases i'm going right now
01:39:33.520i'm living in one i know you're in edmonton i think canada's first 15 minute city congratulations
01:39:39.940judy that's great absolutely but i think one of the things that we can do here is to make people
01:39:47.780aware yeah and we don't need the mainstream the left-wing corporate media to do that anymore
01:39:53.680i mean the trust in cbc is is so low that nobody watches them the same with the ctv and global and
01:39:59.360all of that stuff the news that people are going for these days is on shows like this online right
01:40:06.020there's a movement there's a movement for sure what we need what we need is a movement of
01:40:14.060vax injured people to actually penetrate yeah government provincially and federally and we're
01:40:23.920we're working we're working on that right now so we're working with formed so these mps will sit
01:40:29.520down and they will listen and because they're representatives of the people they can't just
01:40:33.980turn their back and say la la la la i'm not hearing you and i've got a guy he's my mp in
01:40:39.520this part of town here he does not want to hear it i bump into him all the time
01:40:44.060yeah well the very first thing in the parking lot of the coffee shop and say look marty you're
01:40:48.760going to listen to me that's it no more la la la serious well the very first thing i did um shadow
01:40:54.340was i emailed my mla my mp and i sent an email to the vaccine injury support program as well
01:41:03.000like as part of like the application did you ever hear like did you ever get anything back from the
01:41:07.700vaccine support uh oh yeah yeah i'll tell i can explain that in a second um but my emma our
01:41:13.060previous emily here he did his very best with advocacy so he was in victoria trying to talk
01:41:17.800with adrian dicks and he said adrian dicks would like run away like he had the plague like he just
01:41:22.320did not want to talk to him because we were trying to get out of fund out of country funding for my
01:41:26.780brain surgery but i couldn't find a bc specialist to sign the application so it never was paid for
01:41:32.620So my local MLA, he tried. I never heard from our MP. So I did all the right things. I did all the right channels. And even now I've emailed Michelle Ferrier. I don't know if I'm saying her name right.
01:41:45.660yeah i her i've emailed pierre polivier i've emailed our i will be sitting down with our
01:41:53.740local mla here again and i think like what the message needs to be here is that
01:41:59.880if we can remove that this is a political issue and this is just like this is a health human issue
01:42:06.680because that's what this is about i'm not i don't have a political agenda here i literally just want
01:42:12.060health care and every single one of us that's injured just wants health care so why is it
01:42:17.220why is it political with that being said though every single one of us needs to talk to our
01:42:22.860our local representatives our provincial representatives we need to flood them with
01:42:27.960our stories because we need change we need it and there are a few groups in Ontario that I'm now0.78
01:42:36.320aware of and they're non it's it's headed by a non-vaccinated woman and her daughter um is
01:42:43.880vax injured and so she's been going to Ottawa and Peterborough and so she is like reads like a lot
01:42:50.220of our like a lot of the injured stories I just met her like two or three weeks ago there's another
01:42:54.740woman that's there's a there's an event in Grand Prairie December 5th and part of my story will be
01:42:59.140shared there I won't be there but it'll be shared via video because with being so immunocompromised
01:43:04.440I can't, I can't get sick. And I can't be in large crowds. Because if I get sick, I just I don't have
01:43:10.040an immune system. And react 19, like I said, like we've a lot of Canadians have leaned heavy on
01:43:15.720them. And they're a large nonprofit vaccine support group in the US. And we chat with one
01:43:22.120of their co founders. So myself and another two women in Ottawa, or Ontario, sorry, we're going
01:43:27.820to have a bit of a conversation and we are vax injured and we are wanting to more formally have
01:43:36.640an advocacy group here in Canada which similar to react 19 would provide emotional support and
01:43:45.280hopefully medical support and perhaps funding if we can get ourselves established because
01:43:50.820react 19 has stepped in where their vaccine injury program hasn't stepped in in the US and
01:43:55.820they've donated like eight hundred and eighty thousand dollars to date just for covid vaccine
01:44:00.900injured people in the u.s i think they have like 36 000 members like if people think this is a
01:44:07.220this is rare i'm not rare i'm not rare you know i think we need to get these people these these
01:44:14.400politicians maybe you got to tie them down to a chair like clockwork orange and make them watch
01:44:19.540video after video after video like seriously i mean they got somebody like kayla pollack
01:44:24.660somebody like carrie sakamoto you know and and so many of these other folks who have been harmed by
01:44:32.300this thing yes as you say you're not rare no and it's like we're stuck in we're in we're somewhere
01:44:37.940between like alice in wonderland and the matrix like we've been plucked out of our lives and
01:44:43.860we're just trying to figure out a where we fit and and how we can reintegrate and like our lives
01:44:52.300are forever changed forever changed i've learned so much through this experience i'm not a rose
01:45:02.040colored glasses person i am optimistic and positive and there are things that i've learned
01:45:07.520through this experience that i wouldn't have learned any other way does it suck absolutely
01:45:11.500would i wish to do it again no i wouldn't but i do believe that i'm here and what i'm here for
01:45:18.940is for a reason and if that's advocacy sure if that's to be here for someone else I'll be there
01:45:24.360for them because I know what it's like to walk it alone and censorship has kept me from reaching
01:45:31.460you say for example you're not they're not very many people know my story probably even locally
01:45:37.100people don't my story don't know it very well because I'm I'm afraid to talk about it I'm afraid
01:45:42.980I'm afraid that I'm going to get criticism I'm afraid that I'm going to get reported to my0.61
01:45:48.360college because heaven forbid Michelle had a vaccine injury and she can never work in her
01:45:52.480profession ever again you know I'm afraid that I'm gonna rub someone the wrong way or it's you know
01:45:58.660it's time for those people to stop being so petty you know stopping stop with the censorship stop
01:46:04.320with I don't want to hear your story I think you're a liar it for the medical colleges to
01:46:09.600just stop it there are people out there I I would even call it an epidemic yeah
01:46:16.140people who have been harmed by this and you know i'm not even sure i'm sorry to interrupt you i'm
01:46:21.560not even sure that anybody aside from dr peter mccullough is out there even looking for a solution
01:46:26.480to this at this stage no dr mackis is more more oncology um but the alberta health services is
01:46:35.380really trying to screw him up too i mean so what are they doing you know yeah i mean we have so
01:46:43.580here's the thing we actually have an opportunity like we have an opportunity to learn from us that
01:46:49.700are injured you can like if you talk to us there are like i would say 10 conditions that are
01:46:59.160overlapping between most vaccinated and injured individuals primarily immune related neurological
01:47:06.040and cardiovascular imagine what we could learn if we actually listened to us instead of avoided us
01:47:13.440we could we could progress we but but we nobody wants to listen to us well step one solving the
01:47:21.660problem is to admit that there is one this is it exactly so the vaccine program that you'd ask me
01:47:30.080about so eight months into that program my claim was accepted so when people are disagreeable or
01:47:36.540think that i'm not being honest and that i'm really not vaccine injured my claim was accepted
01:47:41.080it doesn't go all the way to the very end. If it isn't, they had 6,000 pages to redact from
01:47:46.740that many medical professionals that I've seen documentation, private care. They rejected my
01:47:52.720claim. They agreed. It's not life threatening or, or no, they agreed. So two of the three panel
01:48:01.580members agreed that there's a temporal relationship. So there is a timeline associated
01:48:06.780to when I vaccinated and when my symptoms started. So two of the three said, yes, we can see that
01:48:12.200there's causal relationship. They nor Pfizer agree that the conditions I have are from the vaccine.
01:48:21.400So they don't feel like what I have is from the vaccine. Wait a minute, hold on, back up. What
01:48:24.960did you say? Did you say Pfizer doesn't agree? Well, if you look at what Pfizer is saying for
01:48:30.880what you know they're they recognize myocarditis they do recommend some of them recognize
01:48:36.300recognize Guillain-Barre syndrome which is like a large fiber neuropathy syndrome yeah but who
01:48:42.280cares what Pfizer says at this stage of the game I mean they're the ones who should be on
01:48:46.640on trial here at least one of them exactly they should be sued but the conditions I have
01:48:52.160they don't feel like are from the vaccine so but you've got a diagnosis I do I do and I
01:49:00.780have like i have three letters that say what i have and what it's from from you know i i knew
01:49:09.360at some point tonight that i was going to begin angry i knew it not at you not at you guys just
01:49:17.620at this situation i knew it and i'm trying to stop myself from being that way and i obviously
01:49:24.360haven't been very successful yeah I've been angry I'm not I'm not angry anymore it doesn't it doesn't
01:49:32.240serve you very well to get through it it doesn't because my energy just has to be saved for
01:49:36.340positive things but anyways we're in the appeals process now so now we're going to the appeals
01:49:40.920process and my mom has been cc'd on all this because I need oversight um and interestingly
01:49:46.960enough they have so their the vaccine injury support program in Canada is so overrun they
01:49:52.820don't know when they can get me an appeals case manager. And just for reference, the public knows
01:49:58.520like 95 to 98% of claims are rejected. So they've just, you know, before they ever released the
01:50:07.320vaccine in Canada, I think it was about two months before they did Justin Trudeau and they had
01:50:12.480already created a fund for vaccine injuries that was announced and just kind of slipped underneath
01:50:19.200the radar there the left-wing corporate media didn't talk about it but i said well why is he
01:50:24.560creating a fund for people who are vaccine injured if this is so safe and effective yeah and then
01:50:34.000you can't do it oh it's i went through four four case managers in four months and then the
01:50:41.600submission process is extraordinarily difficult and my last case manager was remarkable
01:50:49.200He actually let me write a letter so that they could read it to the medical
01:50:52.800panel on my behalf. And I received the rejection letter from them.
01:50:57.960And so now we're in the appeals process waiting for a case manager.
01:51:02.000And I now have the documentation from the United States and my neural,
01:51:06.740my neurologist there when I saw him and I'm not kidding.
01:51:11.480This was the first time. I mean, my, my neurosurgeon in Charleston was fantastic.
01:51:15.480um but this team in utah uh he said make no mistake there will be no misunderstanding
01:51:24.000what your conditions are from and that my reports you can't argue with what it says
01:51:30.400it's black and white black and white and his reference even so he even sent a letter to my
01:51:36.260family doctor here on my behalf, outlining that even the NIH in the US were treating vaccine
01:51:45.360injured, recognize that they were vaccine injured, treating them with the same protocol that he's
01:51:49.860recommending for me, and those people's conditions stabilized. And so it's not that I haven't
01:51:55.980provided my my doctors here, BC with the information they have at all, they have everything,
01:52:01.420They just won't, they say it's not policy to work with physicians that are not in Canada.
01:52:08.680You know what, I'll tell you something.
01:52:11.260I think that with what's going on in the United States right now, and I know that this is not directly related.
01:52:21.260Donald Trump issuing that warning that there's going to be 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada if we don't get our shit together up here in terms of open borders and drugs flowing through.
01:52:31.420um but rfk jr is taking over the health and human services down there and he's going to make some
01:52:37.100huge changes to what's been happening in their system down there and if canada
01:52:42.400send help to canada yeah if canada doesn't go along with it i think there's going to be some
01:52:49.600problems there are serious problems there will be and so i'm hoping that with a combination of
01:52:57.820of um lobbying and i think it's time to get a lobby group together and i know that you guys are
01:53:05.680are unhealthy at this stage of the game but to get a lobby a powerful lobby together
01:53:12.300and go and talk to these politicians get committee you know um keep doing this i mean i know0.73
01:53:21.760several other independent media that would definitely put your story on michelle well
01:53:30.220and i think and like what's really important um for me is that um so i have just started a
01:53:38.220support group just it's on instagram and facebook it's called can rise 19 and the purpose behind
01:53:44.560that is that to share scientific evidence-based papers paired with people's stories because i
01:53:50.740think what we need to understand and what the general public needs to understand is that there's
01:53:54.680science behind what we're saying the literature is out there the research papers are there
01:53:58.880this isn't just like smoke and mirrors they're like you know and and it needs to be delivered
01:54:04.400in a in a scientific fashion because there needs to be you know you can't just
01:54:10.240there needs to be you know what i think i think that maybe a scientific presentation is one way
01:54:15.740to go but i think the best way to do it is probably my like regulatory aspect thinking of0.53
01:54:23.960like make sure you cover your ass michelle you know the only way the only way that you're going
01:54:31.860to make any headway at all with this is through your story emotionally is how we make an impact0.80
01:54:39.040here and those people need to understand from here out not here because they're not paying
01:54:45.920attention with their brains they're going to pay attention with their hearts when they see what you
01:54:52.340and others like you have been going through for the past two or three years and they'll be made
01:54:58.600to feel like grade a heels if they're in a position to do something and decide not to for
01:55:04.680political reasons december 16th december 16th will be three years three years that my life
01:55:12.180is forever changed and there's there's time that we just cannot get back but we can hopefully
01:55:22.320get the right help so that we can have far more time than we have it'll happen let's stay in touch
01:55:29.980okay we'll we'll absolutely we'll do something here and maybe one of these nights we can do a
01:55:36.340panel where there's you and kayla and carrie and a few other people yes you guys can all tell the
01:55:45.080stories again and you can talk amongst each other and i'm sure people would would find something
01:55:49.960like that very interesting if you're up for it absolutely 100 yeah yeah i just yeah i thank
01:55:56.480larina for connecting us um you know she's one of those not not a stranger but that she's been
01:56:02.160very supportive and i appreciate her and and you shadow too thank you so much for for having me on
01:56:08.140the show and letting me tell my story it's yeah you know i i don't go two hours for everybody
01:56:13.840oh thank you so much and like my mom says i've always been a talker so i've got a lot to say
01:56:21.700even when i feel like this well i i let me just say that i think that both of you women are
01:56:27.800incredibly strong in dealing with everything that you've dealt with in the past three years
01:56:32.780and i want to hear how it's going so let's stay in touch and thank you so much we'll make that
01:56:38.740show happen okay of course okay thank you thank you all right bye you guys i can't say thank you
01:56:44.360enough have a good night you bet you too uh there is okay you're like maybe i'm going off
01:56:53.160okay dear i'll talk to you later sounds good thank you all right good night so um
01:56:59.980ironically and we're not going to do an extension tonight we could but that would go another two
01:57:06.460hours and i know that all you all access members might be a little fuming right now shadow's not
01:57:11.900doing a thing on a special thing on the uh on the website tonight it's because we went two hours on
01:57:16.980the regular show tonight i do have some stuff for you though that i'm going to put into the news and
01:57:23.560human interest channel on the website and that's the full patrick bett david interview um hang on
01:57:33.380with uh how the woman who who pointed out that she was abused by pierre elliott trudeau last night
01:57:42.500what's her name again annika lucas annika lucas so we played about a five minute excerpt in the
01:57:51.940all access last night and there's a full two hour thing she did with patrick bett david not
01:57:57.460only that but i was talking to one of our regular viewers and you know what's interesting you guys
01:58:07.080helped me so much and i want to thank you so much for the information that you provide me
01:58:12.960not everybody provides information in the same way some people are more conspiratorial some people
01:58:22.140go beneath some people just send me what's going on in corporate media whatever it is i appreciate
01:58:28.060it all i want to single out one person here her name is janice and she's put me in touch with
01:58:34.300somebody who went through mk ultra brainwashing we're going to try and get her on the show because
01:58:42.900this has a lot to do with the annika lucas story the rockefellers the rothschilds sorry the d
01:58:50.760Rothschilds. These are the people at the head of the snake. And the Trudeau family.
01:59:02.500Yeah, so we're going to get to that soon. Not tonight, obviously, but soon. In the meantime,
01:59:10.280I'm going to upload some more videos for you guys, all access members at shadowdavis.com
01:59:14.860in the news and human interest section of the website.
02:04:07.800restaurants and other non-essential services.
02:04:09.960Our own public officials from the Public Health Agency of Canada did not have the science
02:04:15.580to support this policy, so the government initiated a study with a guy named David Fisman
02:04:21.420at the University of Toronto, and this study was so bad, Madame Speaker, that there's a
02:04:25.500book called Fisman's Fraud, The Rise of Canadian Hate Science.
02:04:29.600This study, you say they flipped reality in doing the study.
02:04:37.560And so saying, you mean that they basically falsified evidence or what does that mean when they flipped reality?
02:04:44.300When you look at the Omicron surge and you look at the Government of Ontario data, it actually showed that the cases, the COVID cases were dominated by the vaccinated and that the vaccinated actually had higher incident rates than the unvaccinated.
02:05:01.620And he basically ignored real-world data and flipped the trends and then passed that off as a true reflection of events.
02:05:09.860So you're basically overwriting the Omicron surge with a fake simulation that says the opposite.
02:05:18.240It was publicized everywhere, everywhere.
02:05:20.660You're looking at over, you know, 90 media outlets talking about this study and warning people to stay away from unvaccinated individuals.
02:05:30.800New this morning, just released a new University of Toronto study that is claiming unvaccinated people actually increase the risk of infection for those that are vaccinated.
02:05:42.020I mean, this story is getting a lot of play, a lot of headlines this morning. It's sure to cause a lot of debate.
02:05:50.720The bottom line is, if anyone who doesn't have a legitimate medical reason for not getting fully vaccinated chooses to not get vaccinated, there will be consequences.
02:06:05.020It was their choice and nobody ever was going to force anyone into doing something that they don't want to do.
02:06:13.640But there are consequences when you don't.