Michelle Malkoske – Apr 15, 2023 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Ms. Malkoske is a licensed practical nurse with eight years of experience in community nursing. In 2020 she worked part-time as homecare nurse while home schooling her two youngest children. Her employer required all nurses to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status. When she declined and declined regular testing (every 2 or 3 days), her shifts were cancelled for six months, leading to a substantial loss of income.

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Ksenia Usenko – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Ksenia was a nurse for 15 years with the same company working in a rehabilitation unit. When the patients got their vaccines, she started seeing some trends and concerns among the patient population. In the majority of patients she noticed thrombocytopenia, which is a low platelet count (white blood cell responsible for coagulation). A few had rare blood clots that she had never seen before. Patient fully vaccinated that she witnessed that still ended up in ICU with COVID, then had a multitude of other problems.

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Lynn Kofler – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Lynn is a nurse with 40 years experience. The last few years of her career were spent in a long term care home. She noted 34 deaths of the 55 patients in one year. This was unprecedented. She reports of the understaffed conditions prior to the pandemic.

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