If you don’t know my story of how I became vaccine injured this national news article explains what happened to me.Before you come after me saying prove it,I already have many https://t.co/FrK3fEqvJ8’s why I have the courage to speak up for those who can’t https://t.co/Ojdc2sAnzF
I am bringing my proven permanent COVID-19 vaccine injury to Parliament Hill in Ottawa on day 1 of the Allison inquiry, September 8th. More importantly I am bringing the truth that so many Canadians have been forced to carry in silence.
We were coerced, we stepped up when told to and when injury stripped away our health the systems designed to protect us looked the other way!
We need immediate accountability, transparency and real medical and financial support. Sharing my story under oath on Parliment Hill is about making sure our experiences are on the official record and impossible to ignore.
The silence ends now.
Canadians who suffered life altering COVID-19 vaccine injuries were promised a safety net, but the federal vaccine injury support program has been proven to be a bureaucratic maze defined by endless delays and inadequate support. When citizens step up for what is promoted as the public good there is a fundamental duty of care if harm occurs. Federal failures have left injured Albertans struggling to access long-term care specialized treatments and basic financial stability.
Alberta needs to step up where Ottawa has fallen short! Establishing an independent, Alberta lead ,vaccine injury support program would ensure local oversight, faster access to medical care and meaningful financial assistance for families left in limbo.
The injured who stepped forward for help deserve accountability, compassion, and a system that actually supports them when things go wrong.
#Allison inquiry #vaccine injury #parliamenthill
@DeanAllisonMP@Shawnbuckleylaw
Yesterday,I had the opportunity to speak directly with Premier Danielle Smith and ask her about bringing the Vaccine Injury Support Program under provincial jurisdiction to better support those affected here in Alberta.
As someone injured by the vaccine and sharing my story on Day 1 of the upcoming Allison Inquiry, advocating for real support, accountability, and local solutions remains my top priority.
#Alberta #DanielleSmith #VaccineInjurySupport #AllisonInquiry #Lethbridge #PatientAdvocacy #AlbertaPolitics
Honored and deeply humbled to share that I have been chosen to speak on Day 1 of the Allison Inquiry this September.
Standing up and putting myself and my story out there has come with immense personal sacrifice, endless pushing through the pain, and relentless effort to get to this point. But every single barrier crossed has been worth it.
To the entire Covid 19 Vaccine Injured community: Thank you for trusting me to carry your voices.
I am stepping up to that mic not just for myself, but to fight fiercely for every single vaccine injured person across this country who deserves truth, transparency, and accountability. We will be heard. 🇨🇦💪
#AllisonInquiry #VaccineInjured #MedicalAccountability #TruthAndTransparency
@Carrie298924321 discusses her difficulties with the now defunct VISP (Vaccine Injury Support Program) and now PHAC in getting any kind of assistance for her long term injuries from the Covid Shots 5 YEARS LATER! @AllisonInquiry
I have made it through the interview process and will be speaking Day 1 of the Allison Inquiry.
Speaking out publicly isn't easy,but it is deeply necessary. My goal is simple: to ensure our stories are heard, recognized, and never pushed into the shadows again.
I’m going live with @ShadoeDavis Wednesday Aug 12 at 7pm MST. We will be talking about the Allison inquiry coming up that I will be speaking at on day one.