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00:12:44.500life from taking this shot even as the government still says it's a miracle of modern science and0.97
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00:14:37.220they are a non-factor in all of this the bottom line is we have to send the world economic forum
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00:14:49.020any better maybe maybe not but the bottom line is we're going to keep an eye on him anyway and
00:14:53.980in the next four years we're going to develop our own thing i believe things are looking up
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00:17:18.380page of kayla pollock she needs a service dog in a wheelchair van now again these things are not
00:17:24.520inexpensive kayla and i discussed this in the interview that you're about to see shortly she's
00:17:30.600almost ten thousand dollars short of her goal and that's only for those two things
00:17:34.480you know what the government's offering a maximum for people who have been proven to be
00:17:40.320vaccine injured and they have to jump through all kinds of flaming hoops to prove that a maximum of
00:17:46.600$250,000 you're injured for life you're never going to walk again you're never going to work
00:17:52.420again here's $250,000 see ya really really that's what you're offering yeah so that's obviously not
00:18:02.360going to stand she does have a lawsuit right now against the pharmaceutical company that did this
00:18:09.180to her i'm going to flash up at the bottom of the screen um all night long the website address
00:18:16.600for her give send go and again i've left the links i've left the links guys in the comments
00:18:22.720on rumble and on facebook and so here is the interview my audio is crap for whatever reason
00:18:33.180in this interview but i don't do a lot of talking kayla does most of the talking in the interview
00:18:38.640this evening so we started off by discussing what all of this new attention in the last month and a
00:18:47.400half or two months has done for her here we go breaking his dad had him for the rest and uh you
00:18:55.400know what it's um it was just you know a mental health break from because this is very political
00:19:01.560and you know i never ever wanted to become a political advocate or that was not my goal in
00:19:08.480life if i i didn't want to become a politician or or have to do these things in life but i've been
00:19:14.700in this position before um where i kind of had to advocate for my rights i've been to the human
00:19:21.300rights tribunal over having a service dog i you know i've you know i've i've been in foster care
00:19:30.020so I've been part of that bureaucracy um I've sort of had to you know fight for my rights my
00:19:39.460whole life and so you know when this happened to me um I don't know if if Drew ever told you the
00:19:48.140story but I was laying in bed one day and I was mad and I'm like why did this happen to me and
00:19:53.600you know and I'm thinking like there has to be a reason for this like this just doesn't happen to
00:19:59.100someone for no reason that's my belief and I'm here I was this is a year ago and I thought I
00:20:06.880already know what I'm supposed to do I knew a year ago that I was supposed to do this and that I was
00:20:14.700supposed to speak out and I I shoved it in and so I thought okay well maybe you can write a book
00:20:19.900well you can't type because of your you know your your injury you cannot sit on a keyboard and just
00:20:26.200sit there and type like that is not physically possible and I'm like and your phone if you were
00:20:31.200talking to your phone you'd be writing a book and it would have you'd have no idea what it says
00:20:36.900because your autocorrect would be so messed up that you'd spend more time editing the book and
00:20:44.340trying to figure out what you wrote and you know I'm a good writer but I'm like I don't have that
00:20:49.900And I don't have the money to pay someone to help me. So I just was waiting for basically waiting for it to land on my lap, which it wasn't going to happen. And I knew that. And so I'm like, suffering in my own little bubble where I'm inside of my house all the time, and doing nothing, literally.
00:21:13.080and you know depression will hit you like you know out of nowhere no matter who you are no
00:21:19.280matter how strong you are whether you have a history of it or not um and it started to really
00:21:26.380sink in and it was you know like when when the like you know as you know they offered me me
00:21:32.200and uh medical three times isn't it like didn't they and you know it's medical assistance and
00:21:39.220dying and I won't lie I highly considered it the reason I didn't take it is because I only had 90
00:21:45.420days to to and I was like well I'm not ready to say goodbye to my son in 90 days so I'll just put
00:21:52.000it off I'll just put it off it's there I'll just put it off because there are definite times where
00:21:59.000you're you're in this position where you're like I just can't do this anymore I can't take the pain
00:22:03.220I can't take the suffering I can't take the fact that I wake up traumatized every morning
00:22:11.620um I wake up and I open my eyes and I'm like oh my god you're alone in your apartment you're
00:22:18.840paralyzed and if someone doesn't come which has happened to me many times then you are completely
00:22:26.080helpless like you are even an infant at most stages can roll over at a certain stage you can't
00:22:34.120even do that you can't move to get off painful limbs and then you can end up with pressure sores
00:22:41.180and you can die from that and you're diabetic so I think that it's just super it's scarier now than
00:22:49.740it was the day I woke up on that February 22nd when I woke up completely paralyzed from the
00:22:55.780down. It's actually scarier now. Can you take us back to that day? I read the newspaper article
00:23:02.680that went back, I think, to July of 2022, and I was surprised that we're only hearing your story
00:23:10.940maybe in the last month, month and a half, and I think that has everything to do with Drew over at
00:23:16.040Veterans for Freedom, so I want to thank him for doing this and for helping you and for helping you
00:23:22.680to get the word out this is very important stuff we're dealing with here kayla um i know yeah the
00:23:28.420article that i read uh said that you were out for a walk and your legs just gave up that was the
00:23:35.340first time um well actually it was it was just days after my my vaccine that um no i got out of bed
00:23:45.120and I just fell to the floor and I had it I've had a cesarean section so when you have a c-section
00:23:52.820um they they essentially are paralyzing you and so when you after you have the baby you're still
00:23:59.440paralyzed so I actually do know what it feels like to be paralyzed based on that and it felt
00:24:05.760like my legs were paralyzed and I remember saying that out loud because my boyfriend ended up having
00:24:14.220to drive home and I'm like I can't get up from where you came from work and I'm like I can't
00:24:20.640get up and then all of a sudden I was like okay and I could just get up and there was no pain
00:24:27.800there was no other symptoms it was like I thought maybe you know when you get out of bed and you
00:24:34.100pinch a nerve or something or you know I just thought okay at first I thought that and then
00:24:40.300when it happened the second time i was with my son and or he he was he was he came in and he
00:24:47.860thought oh mom's on the floor so he ran and got me juice thinking oh maybe she is having a low
00:24:54.360blood sugar and i'm like no honey good thinking that kid like came up with that that's actually
00:24:59.540really good for well he was seven at the time right he was seven yeah but he he's very medically
00:25:04.220in tune um i remember he thought i'd put him in a dumb class in kindergarten because they didn't
00:25:10.600know what a pancreas was the rest of his class and i'm like honey they don't know because not0.97
00:25:16.240all their parents are medical like knowledge and they don't tell them so they're not dumb honey
00:25:22.660like you can't use that word so you know it was sort of funny but um he's like well the teacher
00:25:29.660knew and I'm like okay well she's a teacher so um anyway yeah he thought it was that I said no
00:25:36.300honey I said it's not my blood sugar I'm okay um and that's when I started thinking okay you need
00:25:42.620to call like your doctor and get a neurologist I knew as soon as I got up that if I went to the
00:25:48.800hospital they were gonna say because this hospital is notorious for this come back when it happens
00:25:57.320again. They will not give you an MRI. They will not give you a neurologist. They will see you in
00:26:02.840the ER and tell you, well, you know, you probably have some sort of pinched nerve or some kind of
00:26:07.760issue and they're going to tell you it's in your head. And I knew that. And then it was February
00:26:14.58022nd. I had woken up and I was ready. I worked at a school and I was doing like substitute EA work
00:26:24.980at the time um there were a lot of people off during the pan this is during the pandemic
00:26:33.540okay so some of you are saying that you can't hear me and i told you at the beginning of the show
00:26:39.620that in this recorded interview my audio is absolute crap it doesn't matter what i'm saying
00:26:47.460it matters what kayla is saying all right so if you can't hear me0.80
00:26:54.520that whatever i mean turn it up but it doesn't matter what i'm saying please listen to kayla
00:27:01.600and not to me i apologize for the bad audio but there's nothing i can do about it now
00:27:08.460so let's get back to it and there were a lot of people just off from uh
00:27:15.060um I guess they were basically on um medical leave and uh my co-worker was so I would be able
00:27:24.340to take her full shifts so to give up my shift somebody else would take my shift I'd take her
00:27:30.580full shift um which I I enjoyed better so um I was waking up early to uh to make sure I get that
00:27:39.840phone call so I could take the shift and kind of first come first serve. So I knew they called me
00:27:47.660first, but you have to answer the phone. And I remember waking up thinking, oh, you need to get
00:27:51.240up, get your coffee. And I went to move and I'm like, you are quadriplegic right now. Like you
00:27:58.180cannot move from the neck down. So I thought, okay, I'll yell for help. And I tried to yell
00:28:04.500for help. And there was not anything coming out. And I had no idea that when you become paralyzed,
00:28:15.020your lung function is also affected because you don't have the breathing muscles to breathe
00:28:22.180properly. So your breath is not there. And it's very paralyzed, especially on one side. So it
00:28:30.580still is um but uh um like god forbid i ever get a bad cold or something i mean those are the things
00:28:40.520that kill quadriplegics i mean that's how christopher reeves died that's the things that
00:28:46.460you don't want to you don't want to get you know pneumonia or you know things like that that turn
00:28:52.500into that because you can't cough properly so at the time i did not know this but i did know
00:28:57.840what quadriplegic was and I was able to get I trained service dogs I was able to get our dog
00:29:05.640I was able to whisper to the dog to go get my boyfriend and he had no idea what was going on
00:29:12.620the dog so the dog was going up the stairs down the stairs up the stairs down the stairs so he
00:29:18.580my boyfriend came upstairs to say what is wrong with the dog like dog's acting weird I don't know
00:29:23.620what's wrong with him because he has a routine normally he stays with him or he comes like
00:29:28.300there's a routine and the dog was not following the routine so he was smart enough to know
00:29:33.220something was not right with the dog and he thought it was something to do with the dog and I
00:29:37.640he came into the room and I said in a quiet voice I said you need to call 9-1-1 and you need to tell
00:29:44.380them that I'm quadriplegic and I knew that he didn't know what that word meant and I knew he
00:29:49.320didn't know how to spell it so I knew he wasn't going to panic and I didn't panic because I
00:29:55.400actually believed that this was something that could be fixed I don't because I didn't break
00:30:02.000anything I didn't fall out of bed I didn't have any pain I didn't I did not think about the vaccine
00:30:10.300at the time. I did, however, start in the, they called, so he called 911 and the paramedics were
00:30:19.440great. They came and they put me on a stretcher the right way with a backboard and the brace and
00:30:24.400all of that. And I get to the hospital and a doctor comes and sees me. And as soon as he
00:30:31.180evaluates me he takes the backboard off and the brace off and he says well you're not paralyzed
00:30:41.140this is in your head and this is a psychiatric condition that sometimes happen to people when
00:30:51.340they're under a lot of stress and I'm like I'm not under a lot of stress at all and he's like well
00:30:56.860I'm like is this like kind of like when people have a false pregnancy he's like yes exactly like
00:31:08.500that they believe their body they can develop symptoms of pregnancy and I'm like well what do
00:31:13.740I do to stop it he's like only you can fix it only you can decide that I'm like well how long
00:31:18.660will it take he's like that's really up to you and I'm thinking this would be wonderful but0.99
00:31:26.500you're an idiot and i'm thinking this is not adding up in my head and so i'm there0.99
00:31:38.200i'm sorry to interrupt you kayla how could he even say such a thing if he had only just taken1.00
00:31:43.320off the brace in the backboard did he examine you examine me yeah oh yeah but the thing is
00:31:48.640I had two reflexes. And the thing is, if you're an incomplete quadriplegic, meaning your spinal
00:31:57.180cord is damaged, not broken in half, but it's damaged in certain places, you can have certain
00:32:05.680movements and certain reflexes and not others. Even if you break your back, that is possible.
00:32:11.200That is very common. So any doctor should have known this, like this is very common.
00:32:18.640but all of a sudden I had just all of a sudden out of nowhere this pain in my neck and I remember
00:32:27.180the pain being so bad that even though I had like no lung capacity it was like involuntary but it
00:32:35.920was like my body was trying to scream over the pain because the pain was so bad and I remember
00:32:42.800them trying to shut me up I was in the hallway and the nurses were pissed off at me because
00:32:49.700I'm screaming and remember I'm the psych they're waiting for a psych consult so I'm the crazy
00:32:56.960person on the stretcher that's now screaming and I'm like I'm in pain so the doctor's like you know
00:33:03.820what she's screaming give her a bunch of morphine and so they gave me a bunch of morphine and it
00:33:08.960worked so I stopped screaming and as soon as it would wear off I'd start screaming again and it
00:33:17.620was like clockwork and I and I realized even in the drug I mean I was very drugged I started to
00:33:25.480put some of it together and I started to think I there's something this is not in my head this is
00:33:33.520this is serious and this has something to do with those other two incidents which I did mention to
00:33:38.660the doctor kayla how long did this go on in the hospital with this this cycle of morphine
00:33:43.700stop screaming where his off start screaming was that like days i don't know i i don't know
00:33:50.260um according to the records it was hours i i'm not i don't i don't recall all i do remember
00:34:00.120is that there's this doctor and he came over to me and he and he whispered i remember very clearly
00:34:06.380that he whispered and he said I have a friend at home who's a radiologist and he is willing to look
00:34:12.740at your scans right now I do not think you're crazy I think there's something seriously wrong
00:34:17.620with you but I want to find out what it is will you go in the MRI scanner and I'm like absolutely
00:34:22.280let's go now and so he took me right away like we went in the MRI scanner and I was in there for a
00:34:27.640long time. And they did, you know, with contrast, without contrast. And lo and behold, the next
00:34:36.440thing you know, the doctors finally started paying attention. I had a lesion that was so close to
00:34:44.500cutting off my breathing, that I would have been on a ventilator for the rest of my life.
00:34:52.360and of course this is they they diagnosed it as um as they didn't know what it was so they didn't
00:35:02.640diagnose it i guess this is not correct at first so they had to rule out a bunch of things so they
00:35:09.060had to rule out cancer they had to rule out ms they had to rule out infection so unfortunately
00:35:17.360I still had feeling even though I didn't have movement so I had to have spinal tap they missed
00:35:23.440so I did another one they missed so I did another one I could feel all of this and
00:35:29.240you know I mean I had it when I was pregnant and with the c-section but they didn't miss
00:35:37.640um so it wasn't as bad it was like a one-time thing they just kept missing
00:35:43.520I don't know. Anyway. So it turns out, you know, I'm being told the next day, there's no infection. There's, there's no MS. There's no cancer, because I had a whole cancer workup. So they did, they looked at everything in my body. And there's no, you know, this, that or the other.
00:36:10.600And then I started to say to my boyfriend, start recording.
00:42:49.060um so I do not regret the two first vaccines because I wouldn't have seen my dad I wouldn't
00:42:56.500have been able to support my mom at all and even though I couldn't see my dad as often as I wanted
00:43:03.940because I I didn't drive um I would go with my mom and and at least I could you know be there
00:43:13.000sometimes that i got to you know be with him and and you know make my any amends that i needed to
00:43:22.360even though he wasn't aware that he died of early onset dementia um and uh you you'd mentioned
00:43:29.860earlier in our discussion here that you went through um
00:43:33.760foster programs when you were younger right so these are your foster parents or
00:43:41.020They're my dog. They adopted me. But yeah, I was in foster care for the beginning of my life. And then again, later in life. And yeah, I guess I've been, I mean, a part of, I guess the word is bureaucracy since I was born. I mean, I was born into a world like that.
00:44:03.840I had a mother who, I mean, I was 10 months old when my parents adopted or sorry, started to
00:44:09.500foster me. And immediately when I came in, they're like, what's wrong with her arm? And Children's
00:44:15.700Aid Society didn't even notice. And they took me to the doctor and it was broken. And the doctor
00:44:20.640did a bone scan and I had twist breaks and fractures and dislocations that had never healed
00:44:27.280properly and cigarette burns and diaper rash that was raw and bleeding. And he's like, this was not
00:44:33.420one accident this is like many accidents and he said it was the worst case of child abuse he'd
00:44:39.660ever seen in york region and i went back years later to the doctor when i was an adult well 22
00:44:47.960and i wanted to see this doctor to see like i'm like i know you're not going to remember he said
00:44:54.620i remember you and um you know my name was different they had to change my name because
00:45:00.580they were worried about my mother, what she would do to me. Um, and, uh, you know, I, I, you know,
00:45:09.960she had six kids with six different dads. And, um, then I ended up having a brother that was
00:45:16.300murdered, um, in her care. Like she, she was able to keep one kid because the system was so messed
00:45:23.560up. And he died. He was murdered at the Tim Hortons in Newmarket on Davis Drive. And the
00:45:31.760hospital was like, literally not even a minute away. And, you know, so I mean, there was a lot
00:45:39.340of trauma that I already had to go through. And then when this happened, you know, I'm thinking
00:45:46.120what on earth is the purpose of this? And like I said, I knew. And then all of a sudden, my son
00:45:52.900says to me and this is when he's nine this is like a month ago he says mom you really need to
00:45:59.340tell your story because you know there could be other people like you that can't talk and can't
00:46:04.660speak out and you could and you could help them you know and if you don't speak then how are you
00:46:10.160going to help them and I'm like he has no idea what I'm thinking in my head and when it comes
00:46:17.340out of a nine-year-old's mouth and it's your son and i'm like wow um and then i said well honey
00:46:29.120you know telling a story like that has consequences too people might say really bad things and he's
00:46:34.560like so he's like you don't have to you always tell me that you're not supposed to listen to
00:46:39.960the bullies and i'm like okay now like what are you supposed to say when your kids are parenting
00:46:45.360you basically he's got you he's got me he's got me cornered let me ask you this kayla how is
00:46:51.660how has his adjustment been through all of this is it tough on him i can't believe his adjustment
00:47:00.720he i remember having to sit him down when he was seven and say i thought it was a very serious
00:47:07.780conversation and this was going to really affect him and i said you know honey mommy will never be
00:47:13.700able to to pee on her own again so I have to use this bag for the rest of my life and mommy doesn't
00:47:20.420have control over her bowel anymore so you know there's gonna be times where mommy might have to
00:47:27.880wear diapers or she could have accidents or like I don't know and I think you should hear it from me
00:47:36.280in case someone ever you know tells you this um and he's like mom I used to pee my pants and poop
00:47:45.480my pants and my brother still pooped his pants and you loved us and I'm like he's like it doesn't
00:47:51.940matter you're still my mom and I'm like okay that wasn't a very serious conversation so his
00:47:59.000adjustment is now like for instance we went out for we went out for the first time I've never been
00:48:05.380out in this electric wheelchair and I'm like honey I'm I don't really know if I want to go
00:48:10.220because I'm actually scared because I don't know if it's going to tip because my other wheelchair
00:48:14.340I flipped out of it all the time and it would hurt me and I didn't want him to be traumatized
00:48:20.500with a 400 pound wheelchair falling on me because the roads are bad the sidewalks are awful he's0.97
00:48:26.280like mom it's okay I'll even hold your hand if you want and I'm like okay let's let's try it0.98
00:48:33.240and he's like let's try to make it to Tim Hortons and I'm like but I don't know if I can go that far
00:48:40.860and you know what we went and then we got there and we're in line and I jokingly said to him are
00:48:46.560you gonna buy me a coffee and he goes yeah and a guy turned around and said I'll buy you a coffee
00:48:51.740another person in line said I'll buy you a coffee and someone says you're the girl that's um that's
00:48:57.720all over the the the media right now he's like I'll buy you a coffee and I'm like and Mason and
00:49:04.160I are standing and I'm like it's okay no one has to buy me a coffee I was kidding with him and I
00:49:10.800get up to the counter and people are like thanking me for telling my story and Mason's like Timo I
00:49:18.800told you and I'm proud of you and I'm thinking oh my god like having your child at nine say
00:49:23.420keep saying I'm proud of you I'm proud of you that's that's one thing um and then we go sit
00:49:29.160and he finds a wheelchair accessible table so we go to sit at it and he he goes mom I found a
00:49:36.480wheelchair accessible table look there's a picture of a wheelchair I'm like good that's awesome buddy
00:49:40.640so I go to get under the table I don't fit under the table and he is like that is not right it says
00:49:48.740wheelchair accessible mom and I'm like honey it's it's for manual wheelchairs and he's like
00:49:54.460people have both kinds why don't they make the table adjustable I'm like that's a great question
00:50:00.940and I'm like that is something that if you were in high school I'd say you know what make an
00:50:06.480assignment out of it right the CEO of Tim Hortons and tell them that you could also design that one
00:50:12.360day, buddy, and make a lot of money. He is very, very aware of curb cuts, of people putting their
00:50:20.160bikes on the sidewalk, of people parking their vehicles on the sidewalks. He's just very aware
00:50:27.680of it. And, you know, he's been fortunate or unfortunate enough to have me work at one school
00:50:36.080and his stepmom work at his other school. So we've always had eyes on him. And it's a small
00:50:42.060town where he lives and I hear stories all the time and he'll tell me you know he's in a really
00:50:47.220popular group of kids he's a good looking kid and I worry about that I don't love that and but I hear
00:50:54.040oh mom I just went and played with the kids that are in the special needs class I'm like really
00:50:58.960what did you do he's like well one of them can't really talk and he just drools so I feel really
00:51:02.860bad so I just like play the ball with him and I just talk to him and then like there's another
00:51:08.920one and I'm like wow and then what do you do and he's like oh I just went back and played with my
00:51:14.040friends and I'm like do they say anything he's like no and I'm like what would you do if they
00:51:18.680did say anything or made fun of you he'd be like I would tell them that that's not cool and that
00:51:24.280it's not any of their fault that that that happened to them and how would you feel if that
00:51:28.660was you and i'm like wow so honestly i hate to say that it's a blessing for him but he's
00:51:39.160he's adjusted much better than i have i think it's like he's mature beyond his years you know
00:51:46.780oh yeah yeah um he's been able to somehow grasp this as though it hasn't really affected him
00:51:53.900that much there are times when he's like angry and he he'll say i hate that you're not that you're
00:52:00.680not with me anymore i hate where you live and i i hate that you that you can't go out when you want0.66
00:52:09.660to and i'm i just validate that i'm like i hate it too and you're absolutely right and it's wrong0.66
00:52:16.360and it is not fair you're not wrong about that and i just well i'm not going to get him in trouble
00:52:22.720for his feelings those are I have the same feelings and so I just tell him you're right
00:52:28.760that is that is how I feel too and I am really sorry that this happened and that this has affected
00:52:35.500you because that is what kills mommy is that it's not just me that is being affected it's you
00:52:43.040and although there's some good that comes from it I never ever want to hurt you in any way
00:52:49.100and he's like well it's not your fault and I'm like it doesn't matter if it's my fault
00:52:53.700it matters that someone directly or indirectly hurt you and that makes me angry but when I'm
00:53:01.560angry I direct my anger at making sure there's justice for other people and that's why mommy
00:53:09.260did do this so I guess I one day I just went to bed and I'm like you know what I just I need
00:53:15.760someone to help me I just prayed I'm like I need someone to help me and I I don't know who it is I
00:53:21.240just need someone to help me and then I get this this this letter on Facebook it's really short
00:53:27.180it's from this really weird profile that has no pictures it's got says someone's in the military
00:53:32.820but it's got like one picture and there's like no friends and I'm like this is a little sketchy
00:53:37.720and uh it's a message saying um that our his niece is in my son's class and I'm like okay
00:53:46.360that's interesting so when he said the name of his niece I'm like I taught or I didn't teach I
00:53:52.700don't teach but she was in my class for two years and now she's been in my son's class for two years
00:53:57.940and she sits beside my son and they annoy each other so I mean they're a girl and a boy they
00:54:03.780just annoy each other so I'm thinking but but Mason's very open with what happened to his mom
00:54:10.760and doesn't care what people think so he told her you know my mom's in a wheelchair this is what
00:54:17.720happened so she told her mom and her mom told Drew can you help this girl and it was Drew that had
00:54:25.760sent me that message and the next this is Drew McGillery by the way you guys so for those of
00:54:31.660you watching drew mcgillory one of the founders of veterans for freedom and drew actually told
00:54:36.860a little bit about this story okay week on the show so i was hoping that you could flush this
00:54:42.560one out so thank you yeah and so i mean i i think there's a quote on on that's been passed around
00:54:49.760the internet i literally prayed for help but i didn't expect an army like i did not realize i
00:54:58.400mean I sat down with my boyfriend and my son and I I don't remember doing this because it's just
00:55:07.220it's been a world when I do remember sitting down with them but I don't remember saying this
00:55:12.860but apparently I was very clear that the moment I opened my mouth publicly that this was going to
00:55:20.600go around the world and this was going to change our lives and I didn't know whether it was going
00:55:25.740to be for the better or the worst, that there was going to be some people that were going to be very
00:55:32.120upset with me and that are going to say mean things. And I didn't know how I would handle that
00:55:37.660because I always looked at celebrities and felt really bad for them because, you know, God forbid
00:55:43.940you're like Justin Bieber and everyone hates you one minute and then loves you the next minute.
00:55:47.820That's got to be really hard on your mental health, no matter who you are. Your album flops and
00:55:52.820everyone hates you and then you get a you get a big one and everyone loves you i can't imagine
00:55:57.180so i would never want that kind of life i always said and and i i i don't want that kind of life
00:56:03.920thank god there's no paparazzi involved in this story but early well i i don't know about that
00:56:12.420um i'm hearing that you're going to be on some pretty big name shows in the united states
00:56:17.480upcoming or you already have been yeah gonna get the word out pretty quickly well i i did sit down
00:56:25.160and tell them that this was going to go around the world and i could see myself speaking publicly
00:56:30.960about this and that this was political and and that i didn't want to be a politician but this
00:56:36.200is what it is and that i was just going to tell my story tell the truth and um unfortunately
00:56:43.300unfortunately as things go from one news media outlet to another I mean they it bothers me when
00:56:50.360another news media outlet will pick it up and they'll change something in the story so you know
00:56:56.080one minute I'm quadriplegic the next minute I'm pair or paraplegic which those are totally
00:57:01.060different things um and then the next minute um you know I have a spinal tumor and then I'm like
00:57:08.860i have no idea what these people are where they're getting this information um they'll spell my name
00:57:15.460wrong and i'm like okay but then i get people sending me screenshots and it's like all these
00:57:24.560different languages and i'm like i don't know what language this is in but that is me that's my name
00:57:30.840and then i'm getting emails from the people saying i'm really sorry i don't speak english i'm using
00:57:38.080translator so please forgive me but I'm from Germany or I'm from Russia or I'm from Australia
00:57:44.280or I'm from UK or I'm from like you name it I've I've heard from that country I don't even know
00:57:52.260half the country sometimes I'm like what like how do you hear my story over there and sometimes
00:57:58.700i'll ask them like how did you and then someone will say uh and some platform that i've never
00:58:08.060heard of in my life so this amazingly uh you know i i was just reading this story from east
00:58:13.900willembury's bullet bulletin magazine yeah and i i think i read that for the first time about a
00:58:21.380month ago because i i'd heard of you drew it mentioned you and i had heard you popping up on
00:58:27.400these different platforms and i thought well i want to obviously get kayla on and help her
00:58:33.700stretch the word now that she's chosen to talk but that story from that little magazine was two
00:58:40.280years ago almost yeah and it took a while between that story and this whole big worldwide thing
00:58:49.820that's happened in the in the last couple of months were you at that time during that time
00:58:54.680frame were you going I don't want to talk about it did it take you a while to do oh absolutely
00:58:59.000like I said I knew a year ago that this is what I was supposed to do I knew as soon as I was like
00:59:04.160why did this happen I'm like well you know like what is your purpose in life now you have no
00:59:09.140purpose you can't work you can't you can't even like use the bathroom properly you can't walk
00:59:14.940you can't use your arms properly like what is your purpose in life like there you're not even
00:59:20.120you know, a good mother because you can't, you know, spend the time one-on-one with your son
00:59:25.540playing on the floor with him. You can't cuddle anyone properly. You know, there's always a0.95
00:59:30.640barrier. I sleep in a hospital bed with bars. I'm in a wheelchair with, you know, with arms around.
00:59:38.580There's always a barrier. And, you know, right now my son's nine and he will still climb on my lap
00:59:44.080and he still insists that he's going to sleep in that hospital bed with me. And you know what?
00:59:50.120Uh, I'm not sure how I sleep those nights, but he, um, ever since that time when he,
01:00:00.580I think he realized that he, I think he very much knows that he could have lost his mother.
01:00:06.880And, um, I think that ever since then, he really appreciates that, uh, that closeness,
01:00:18.260like much more we are very close um have you become closer since all of it oh yeah
01:00:25.200yeah I mean we were very open um and very close and you know he asked me what purpose meant
01:00:36.920and I'm thinking oh my gosh I don't I'm not a teacher I don't know how do I get a dictionary
01:00:42.840like what do I do and I'm like I think purpose means like what you feel in your heart that
01:00:49.220you're supposed to offer the world and he goes well I think my purpose in life is to help you
01:00:55.100and I'm like well that's really sweet honey and like I don't know what you want from you saying
01:00:59.760that do you want a candy or something he's like no mom you know I was kidding with him I tease
01:01:04.120him a lot we're very sarcastic he's like yeah mom you know I wanted a bucket of ice cream um
01:01:10.060And I know that's really sweet. But I think purpose means more than just one person. Like,
01:01:16.700what are you supposed to offer the world? And he sat there and we were just laying in bed and he
01:01:22.920sat there and I thought he was just done with the conversation. Then he goes, we didn't find
01:01:27.540purposes to help other people. And I said, honestly, Mason, I really believe that's everyone's
01:01:32.980purpose and that as we grow up we forget that and we get entangled in our phones our ipads and i
01:01:42.180looked at him like you your ipad why mommy's always taking away your ipad um you know just
01:01:50.900just the world having nice shoes having nice hair having you know nice clothes just we get
01:01:58.080we get older and we forget that that is our purpose i think that's everyone's purpose but
01:02:04.060if you can remember that then you will succeed in life no matter what you do and you you uh
01:02:11.100you went through some dark times we discovered or sorry uh talked about you being offered an
01:02:16.660aid three times and yeah i don't know if you want to talk about that or not no that's okay i've
01:02:21.380spoken publicly about it dr drew really drilled me on that one dr drew yeah i i you see that's
01:02:27.920one of the big names i was just talking about but what about the support factor i mean uh i read in
01:02:33.920the article here that aside from the maid being offered they wanted to put you in a long-term
01:02:40.240care facility which is designed for senior citizens which would take you and and not
01:02:46.040knowing exactly where that would be you'd have to wait for the first opening to come up it could
01:02:49.920have been in kenora it could have been in thunder bay exactly yep taking you away from your son so
01:02:55.080when you talk about losing your son it's not just possible death no it's actually being
01:03:02.220physically dragged away from him and put into one of these places where you won't ever have a night
01:03:09.320with your kid again and you won't ever have um how is he supposed to visit me am i supposed to
01:03:16.880put it on his dad to drive to thunder bay i mean that's not realistic how often am i going to even
01:03:22.720see him. Am I supposed to, I'm, I'm not, that's when you, you really start to really start to
01:03:32.500think about, um, that gets dark. That gets really dark. I'd be lying if I said that that's when I
01:03:42.960would, would maybe would consider made. Um, I just want to take the opportunity for those of
01:03:51.220you who are just getting here right now to apologize for the audio in this interview
01:03:58.240tonight. First, I want to apologize to Kayla. We recorded this interview this afternoon and
01:04:06.640all indications to me were everything was working fine. The audio is there, at least
01:04:11.060from my part. It's just a matter of being able to get it out there. I spent hours trying
01:04:17.220to salvage it this afternoon so that you guys could enjoy this interview.
01:04:46.220So, again, I apologize to everybody involved.
01:04:50.340And the second thing is for website members, there is something going on with the website tonight that is not happening from my end.
01:05:01.000It's happening on the website providers, and I don't know exactly what the issue is.
01:05:06.060I've been looking into it for the past half hour, and I'm going to continue to do that as well.
01:05:11.200So it's not been shut down by the government, at least not that I know of.
01:05:16.220the website just malfunctioned tonight as websites tend to do occasionally and hopefully
01:05:24.600it's back up now we are streaming live on it right now and hopefully you can see it if you're
01:05:29.880an all-access member okay back to the discussion with kayla pollack um and
01:05:38.100these care facilities they're not staffed properly and that is not because the staff are bad people
01:05:48.320it's because of our health care system and if you're not sick you might not realize you know
01:05:57.340we're supposed to be Canada everyone thinks we have free health care and a lot of our tax dollars
01:06:02.900go to health care and i know we hear even on the news um that um alexa stop sorry um i know we hear
01:06:13.920even on the news that um you know that uh our health care system is in crisis it's it's not
01:06:24.560just in crisis it is it is dilapidated like we are we are not okay and anybody could sit in my
01:06:34.760chair you could have an accident and be in the same chair as me i mean you could be i knew somebody
01:06:41.100who was sledding down a very small hill with a two-year-old and she hit a tree the wrong way
01:06:46.500and she's in a chair like this you know this could happen to anybody anybody could get sick
01:06:52.020you could be stripped of everything. Kayla when you first when this first happened to you I mean
01:06:56.400you had to go through I don't even know what government agencies to get equipped for this
01:07:03.440new life that you have right now and I don't think you're still fully outfitted yet are you you've got
01:07:08.220this no this new chair but I mean there's all kinds that you're going to need right and
01:07:12.500it's been absolutely not at all um I can't go anywhere um
01:07:18.440i mean you got to remember you know it's a 400 pound chair you can't just load it into your jeep
01:07:26.000and and drive away um it has you have to have a special vehicle that's like 103 000 if you're
01:07:33.500getting dealer price um there's um especially if you live in canada and you don't want to have a
01:07:43.040van because you're um like if your boyfriend's let's say driving it and he's driving long
01:07:48.980distances to work and there's massive snowstorms like we used to get um you don't necessarily want
01:07:57.600to be driving a van um uh and also if you want to be able to to do anything in life like when i go
01:08:09.640somewhere i have to bring so much stuff we'd have to tow a trailer like i have to bring a special
01:08:14.840mattress i have to bring a special toilet i have to bring a special chair i have to bring you know
01:08:22.420like things people have no idea but i wouldn't even know if i started listing them people it'd
01:08:27.900be like a different language how do you feel right now i mean like this reality i mean that you're
01:08:33.840know and you used to be you were an active person i mean you yes training animals yeah i was training
01:08:39.900exotic animals lions and and servals and uh parrots and um i had been really successful like i you
01:08:49.320know i had spoken on stage with about service dog etiquette with caesar milan at the air canada
01:08:54.640center in front of 19 000 people he's the dog whisperer right correct yep and um you know there
01:09:02.320was always these pictures of me floating around and you know i i was doing quite well with that
01:09:08.560and i you know and then working with lions and some people started saying you know that might
01:09:13.500not be a good idea because you have a kid and i'm like you know what that's a very good point i mean
01:09:18.620so i i switched from lions roy i mean no that was a tiger not a lion yeah i i i switched from lions
01:09:26.340to kindergarten children and i've never been bit by a lion but i have been bit by a kindergarten
01:09:33.860so i'm not sure which was more dangerous but um human bites are always the worst for
01:09:39.940infections but i would imagine a lion bite would be more severe i've been bit by servals which are
01:09:45.380they look like cheetahs and they're they're they're big big teeth um there's a video of
01:09:50.900of me being bit by a serval um but um but um i uh yeah i i i kindergarten bites were good but yeah
01:10:05.400i've been bit by a lot of animals a lot of parrots especially parrots love to bite um did you say
01:10:11.080parents or not parents well parents were you know parents were kind of bad too no parrots yes um but
01:10:19.000i found them i mean i was i was there to help them and and you know i i like to work with
01:10:24.620parrots that plucked out their feathers so they had um some sort of psychological damage because
01:10:31.200they were caged and they would actually pluck out their feathers to the point where they could
01:10:35.760die they would self-mutilate and i'm thinking you know i understand what it feels like to be caged
01:10:42.240and I can help them they just need freedom and love and care and there was there was like almost
01:10:49.300nobody that could cure plucking parrots at the time they were trying sprays they were trying
01:10:54.420everything and I had a really high success rate with that so I did really really well in my career
01:11:01.920by being able to help parrots that self-mutilated so then I you know it really transferred
01:11:12.220into working with children with special needs and then you know something like this happens to you
01:11:17.660and you're like I have no purpose left I am caged and I am broken and I am not getting any help so
01:11:26.120I'm like you know what I don't have any other choice if I don't scream help at the top of my
01:11:32.260lungs i i'm gonna die like this and that is not okay for my son and it's not okay so part of this
01:11:42.680is me also saying like i need help um and it takes a long time for someone like me who's
01:11:52.780struggled all their life and done it alone to say you know what i need to help like i'm at a stage
01:11:58.260now where my government and this healthcare system, it is failing me. And if I don't crowd
01:12:05.740fund, I am absolutely not going to make it. And that's not right. And I want to help change
01:12:16.940it. But at the same time, I also need help. So there's, there's both things going on here.
01:12:24.780I've tried and I failed miserably these last couple of days.
01:12:31.460We were supposed to, by the way, for you guys watching, we were supposed to,
01:12:35.480Kayla and I have an interview last week.
01:12:37.140You had doctor's appointment, so obviously you had to go.
01:12:41.000And here we are, and I've been trying somehow to at least mentally try and put myself in the space that you're in right now
01:12:48.060in terms of, all right, so you don't have the use of your legs anymore.
01:12:51.560you may have limited use of your arms but not really anything like it used to be
01:12:58.600and and i'm thinking how would i feel if that happened to me and i would be angry
01:13:05.400well if you want to know how it feels what i recommend is that you have someone duct tape
01:13:12.120you to your bed and um literally just duct tape you down and see how long you last without being
01:13:19.580able to roll without being you know what it's like because you know that you're going to come
01:13:25.240out of that like somebody's going to cut those the tape you're right you're right about yeah
01:13:30.540you're right i mean for you this is different like this is a permanent situation that you're
01:13:36.340in correct there's oh yeah it's a slow and painful death is there any possibility that
01:13:43.820anybody can do anything i mean this lesion on your spine is can that be operate there's nothing
01:13:48.600no it's permanent um you know it's it's permanent
01:14:00.320um and that's something that i've i've had to tell my son too and that's he won't accept that
01:14:11.280um he tells me that doctors don't know what they're talking about and only god knows what's
01:14:17.040what's gonna happen and that i should not be listening to doctors um i don't know where he
01:14:23.900got that idea but well after everything that's happened these past years he doesn't even know
01:14:29.460that part he doesn't know that there was a doctor that thought i was just you know mentally having
01:14:34.980a break he doesn't know that you know your new life now is is talking to people and and telling
01:14:45.020your story yeah in hopes that it's going to help them tell their I mean that's that's an amazing
01:14:51.900many people would have given up you know this right oh and I was there I mean don't don't get
01:15:00.160me wrong I've been there it comes up all the time so your meeting with Drew then was just a fluke
01:15:09.420or you just kind of looked at it and went all right so this is weird I don't know what to do
01:15:12.980with this could you please continue that story um how you first got together with drew and and how
01:15:19.560all of this this happened this is pretty recent stuff right it's kind of a blur in some ways i
01:15:25.720just like i said he mentioned the name of his niece and i'm like oh okay and so i'm like okay
01:15:31.640well he is real um and then he started explaining a bit and then we started talking
01:15:40.900and then I went on I guess that he hooked me up with John from independent media
01:15:48.740and John put out that video and it started doing well and um Andrew and I have very similar vision
01:16:00.000um so sorry about that beeping I could turn it off if you want to turn it off you can do you mind
01:16:10.900sorry it's my oven and i'm not really sure we want the fire alarms going off or anything
01:16:18.180i can't take anything out of the oven or i'll burn myself i'll be two seconds i'm so sorry
01:16:22.260that's all right you should play a musical interview i just do how about if i didn't help
01:16:32.020that's perfect what are you making um i actually had a psw put in lasagna
01:16:38.900and then I'm supposed to, uh, turn off the oven and then I have to wait for someone else to take
01:16:44.560it out because, um, I don't have feeling in my arms. So I tried to use the oven and my boyfriend
01:16:54.180said, Oh my God, what happened to your arm? I'm like, nothing. And I looked and it was a very
01:16:58.400severe burn. So that is not okay at all for someone like me. And, uh, yeah, so thank God
01:17:07.460it didn't get infected, but you know, my life is, I have a nurse come like almost every couple of
01:17:13.760days. I have catheters inserted all the time. That is not fun. I mean, it's the pain. I can't
01:17:20.180describe the pain. Um, I can't describe the mental, um, the mental hardship. Um, and I,
01:17:32.660I can't describe yeah I am angry but like I said when I'm angry I get to a point where
01:17:40.640there's two things I can do with that I can lash out at everyone and everything which isn't going
01:17:45.980to help me or I can say you know what this has to stop because if I don't stop it it's going to be
01:17:54.080someone else so you know I've done this in the past I mean I had a service dog I went to the
01:17:59.920human rights tribunal, because the neighbor was like, Oh, you know, complaining about the service
01:18:04.380dog. I'm like, No, these are my rights, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I won the case,
01:18:09.320I will stand up for my rights, and I will stand up for other people's rights. I once went to
01:18:14.700the I went to a massive pet show that is internationally known pet show. And I was with
01:18:24.060somebody with a service dog, and she was blind, she had cancer, and you could tell she had,
01:18:28.140um she was blind because she was missing her eyes and um they told us that you were not allowed to
01:18:36.500have dogs in the cat section of the show and i said these are service dogs they're not going to
01:18:42.940touch the cats and guide dogs of canada is right over there if you if you um if you want to talk
01:18:49.580to them about like there's a booth over there you can talk to them about it just just to make sure
01:18:54.240and they said well she's blind she can't see anyway so you don't need to be here and that
01:18:59.760got me going so I they wanted to kick me out I'm like then you're gonna have to get your manager
01:19:05.080they wanted to kick us out because we had service dogs in the cat section and so I said you're gonna
01:19:11.460have to get your manager so they got security and someone got it on film because there was a lot of
01:19:16.320cameras there there was a lot of media there someone got it on film and I said you're gonna
01:19:23.900to call the police if you want i'm not doing anything illegal and so they they had secure
01:19:30.140i mean i didn't resist or anything they had security escort me out so i turned around and
01:19:34.580sued them and i won that too i and i didn't do it for me i did it for her because that was that
01:19:43.660comment was so unacceptable and they i said i want service dogs allowed signs everywhere
01:19:50.220like these are my terms of settlement and you're going to pay you're going to pay this money to a
01:19:57.220service dog organization because it wasn't for me it wasn't for her even and you're going to make
01:20:03.340sure that this never happens to anyone again and they do have they do have um service dog signs
01:20:10.180everywhere now they by law had to do that what's interesting about service dogs is uh of all the
01:20:17.340progressive and i think that was like an actual progressive thing that society has done these past
01:20:22.620few years allowing service dogs into grocery stores restaurants that kind of thing because
01:20:28.700they actually do really help people except for there's mostly fake service dogs people just slap
01:20:35.160a vest on their pet um and then they walk into you know a store and it puts everyone at risk
01:20:42.280um that's the problem ontario really needs to change those laws as well because that's just
01:20:47.940not okay bc and alberta have laws where you have to have um you know there's there's something that
01:20:54.940people are just training their own service dogs so they say and they're just putting vests on
01:20:59.560saying oh no it's trained it does this all you have to do is get a doctor's letter slap a saying
01:21:05.080you need it the doctor never has to meet the dog you could slap a vest on your dog and take it
01:21:09.360anywhere you want and people do it let me ask you you said thank god uh during this incident0.66
01:21:15.520with the blind woman and the service dog at the at the show so you said thank god we got it on tape
01:21:21.460what that person says now you had you have a doctor telling you that you have a vaccine injury
01:21:28.460and that was on the canadian independent story that was done on you yep is there anything that
01:21:32.840you can do with that legally oh yeah I mean as long as you are um recording someone and you are
01:21:40.640the the party of the conversation so if you're a third party is recording it that's different
01:21:45.380but I told my boyfriend put my hand on the record button and so I'm pressing the button
01:21:52.860I did and I recorded the procedure that's great I knew my law I knew the law and you can record
01:22:01.140i can record you as long as we are having a conversation if there's three other people in
01:22:07.520the room that's a different story but is if you and i are having a conversation i can record you
01:22:13.140yeah now what i meant by that was like are you going to be able to do a lawsuit or i have a
01:22:19.160lawsuit against moderna okay i'm the first canadian yeah i'm the first canadian that um
01:22:24.460Yeah, Umar, he took my case, he also does the Dan Hartman case, where he sued Pfizer for the death of his son, who just wanted to play hockey, I believe he was 17. And he died. And it was it was proven to be from the vaccine. And same lawyer and people like you can't sue the drug companies, they have immunity.
01:22:49.100They do not have legislative immunity. There's a whole video that Viva did on that, actually, so that I don't have to explain it. He does a really good job. I mean, he's a lawyer. He does a really good job explaining it.
01:23:06.180he asked permission to speak to my lawyer so he could get all the details uh the lawsuits all
01:23:11.320online um if it wasn't legal you can't just have a lawsuit and they would they would you know they
01:23:18.640would um discard it so um it's trying to set precedent for people saying look people wake up
01:23:26.760don't believe everything you see on the news yeah you can't if you have a vaccine injury
01:23:31.120sue the drug company you're you got new friends too uh with this community that you've recently
01:23:39.380joined or become a louder member of i think you and tamara tamara leach uh have met yeah she came
01:23:46.020and and um she came and surprised me at my house um i just wanted to read the book but uh she brought
01:23:53.280me a signed copy and i was like okay this is a little bit odd um yeah and you know back at the
01:24:00.680time, I really didn't know what I thought about all of this going on. I wasn't sure whether I
01:24:09.860thought that it was lawful or unlawful, or I was really sitting back and watching. And then I
01:24:18.000watched her trial unfold. And I really started to realize that once they found the Emergency Act
01:24:26.660unconstitutional and once they they were allowing her conditions to lighten up that I'm thinking
01:24:34.600okay they screwed up if they put her in jail there's going to be major like backlash
01:24:44.040either way there's going to be major backlash I mean that's just society but um yeah it was
01:24:51.440it was a surprise because obviously she does not live in my area so they were all coming through
01:24:57.640and you know that happened um and uh she's been um sharing a lot of my posts she'll just
01:25:08.340retweet them on social media and that helps because of her um her following as well um
01:25:17.060And so there's a lot of people, I think, especially, you know, when I dated someone in the military for quite a while and lived on a military base.
01:25:33.260So I know that when you're in the military, your fellow soldiers become family and, you know, we're always hearing on TV, leave no man behind.
01:25:49.080Well, you know, these are veterans who have now either because of injuries or because they've been working 30 years or whatever, they now come out of the military and they're not done helping people.
01:26:06.320They just don't have it in them to just sit on their couches and, you know, take their pension or whatever they get in and just sit back and do nothing.
01:26:17.060it's just not in their blood and so their community is very tight and strong and
01:26:26.940you know it's very inclusive I found like I'm not a veteran but I feel like a part of their family
01:26:39.640because they've really taken me in and I can relate to a lot of the PTSD and the
01:26:48.420seeing things you should never see. And a lot of the stories are very different,
01:26:56.700but I can very much relate to the feelings. And so I didn't think, you know, this was going to
01:27:03.760get this big this fast um but um I started to get overwhelmed with the amount of emails and I'm
01:27:13.040I said oh my gosh Drew I'm just the scheduling and the emails are really overwhelming me
01:27:18.220no problem I'll get someone to fix that and then like the next day he's got you know Tracy from
01:27:25.080the military also she's you know she's like okay and she's on my on my emails making sure that you
01:27:32.160know i get the the appointment she'll remind me things um about scheduling because there's a lot
01:27:38.140of um scheduling involved in all these podcasts and things like that and i have to schedule them
01:27:44.360around psws i have to schedule them around my son i have to schedule them around um you know a lot of
01:27:51.920different things cooking yes that's right well that that i didn't even think of um that's never
01:27:59.400happened i've never left a podcast so you can be you can be the first um but um yeah there's a lot
01:28:08.360like you're supposed to be living your life as well um yeah so it's it's definitely who wants
01:28:18.200me to text him when we're done here and i'm not sure if he's checking out like because he told me
01:51:55.940This is how we are going to save our country, to save our kids.
01:52:02.180I mean, shows like this, people like Kayla, lawyers, not that they need to be paid, the courts need to be paid, the government needs to get their cut of all of this stuff.
01:52:12.440I mean, it's a diabolical system that we're in, but we're in it.
01:52:16.220and so money needs to be paid out like kayla was saying you got twenty thousand dollar quote for
01:52:23.200an expert doctor seventy thousand dollars for a service animal i mean it's insane and she can't
01:52:30.140work so this is one of the reasons that i have her give send go flashing on the bottom of the screen
01:52:37.360and i hope that you'll consider giving whatever you can it guys again we're not asking for
01:52:43.080massive amounts of money here, but right now
01:54:32.380And thank you for your continued support in setting up more interviews like this for more independent media, not just in Canada, but all across the world as well.
01:54:43.160Kayla was talking about her story being translated into several different languages now.
01:54:50.540We're dealing with a worldwide problem here.