A PhD researcher at UBC, Dr. Shaw was fired for not complying with the required vaccinations and lost his funding for a very important study on Lou Gehrig’s disease. In commenting on the nature of vaccines Dr. Shaw said, “all vaccines have to some extent, almost all have what’s called secondary vaccine failure. In other words, the ability to stimulate immune response declines over time. Antibody levels, T cell levels, tend to go down, even for something as relatively effective as an mRNA vaccine. And we’re not even talking about harms right now.”
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A nurse with over 41 years of experience tells her story of how her religious exception was denied, and the ultimate loss of her job. She describes the negative effect the mandates had on her relationships with friends, family and the church.
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Kyrianna Reimer describes her experience opposing the COVID vaccine while attending college as a nursing student, and her experience being quarantined and fined when she refused to be tested for the virus when returning to Canada from Costa Rica. Kyrianna reveals hospital capacity reality while working in the hospital, “we were told that it was full capacity. In the wards where I was, a third to a half of the rooms had one bed removed. Usually it’s a double capacity room, so you’d have two beds within each room. And we had stacks of beds in the back where there had been one removed from the rooms.”
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Tracy describes the process of her house being foreclosed, due to lack of work for herself and her husband as a result of COVID lockdowns, and her consequent struggles in finding a new residence, challenges in being able to afford food and insulin, and broken friendships. Tracy said, "If you’re in a self-employed position where you’re mandated that you cannot work, that and my husband, as well, it put a very huge impact in my life."
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Daniel Bulford describes his experience with RCMP administration as the COVID vaccines were rolled out and then made a mandatory condition for continued employment. He also describes events at the Freedom Convoy from a non-serving police officer’s perspective.
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Nadine is a former RCMP officer who started a group called Unify Grassroots to help parents navigate the COVID restrictions in school.
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Heather Burgess tells the heartwrenching story of her elderly mother and father during the pandemic. Heather’s father died just prior to the pandemic and her mother, who suffered from Alzheimer’s dementia, was left without him for the first time in 67 years. The subsequent moves in housing and the lockdowns further confused Heather’s mom who thought she had been kidnapped. It would be 5 months before a family member would be allowed visit her and give her a hug.
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Mandy Geml and her family suffered unspeakable hatred and segregation for not being vaccinated, which caused incredible anxiety and fear. Mandy's daughter was in grade 8 and she was called a murderer by her teacher who claimed to not be pointing out her vaccination status but was preventing her from participating in everything the class was doing. As Mandy said, "she’s being removed from everything that she’s in, so how is that not?"
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Zoey Jebb had just started a new business in Manitoba and had taken out a large loan to purchase equipment when the pandemic started. They had just had a soft opening for the business before Christmas but Manitoba's restrictions prevented the business from ever getting underway completely. Zoey was left with all the debt and had to put her home up for sale.
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Mr.Friesen was an organizer of the Freedom Rally against government mandates and lockdowns. He and his wife contracted the COVID virus, and at the early stages they both started taking (he later realized was not enough for himself) Ivermectin and HCQ. He ended up being hospitalized. The first three days he was not given any medication other than antibiotics. They found multiple blood clots on his lungs. The Saskatchewan health care providers ended up having to transfer him to Ontario, despite being told that this was completely political and not medically prudent.
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