Dr. Christopher Shaw – May 02, 2023 – Vancouver, British Columbia

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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Dr. Misha Susoeff – Apr 28, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

Dr. Misha Susoeff, a dentist for seventeen years, tells of his professional experiences during the COVID pandemic and of his personal views regarding the reactions of his profession, "I’m really sad. I’m really angry; I don’t recognize my profession, the medical profession. I think we’ve been let down. The concept of informed consent is beaten into our heads throughout our training. And I’ve spent maybe six years as a clinical professor, assistant clinical professor, at the University of Alberta, and I’ve trained students. And it’s not optional. It’s not an optional concept,"

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Michelle Ellert – Apr 27, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

Michelle Ellert gives her testimony on being forced into vaccination to avoid losing her job and relates the adverse reactions that she and her 14 year old daughter experienced; she is still on disability leave to date. Michelle repeats her conversation with the emergency room doctor, “my heart is like pounding out of my chest. It’s running away from me.” And so they did some heart tests, and he came back and he said: “Well, you have anxiety. You’re fine. Just go home.”

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Leah Cottam – Apr 26, 2023 – Red Deer, Alberta

Ms. Cottam experienced significant health challenges after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, yet no medical practitioner has acknowledged that these could be due to adverse reactions to the vaccine. Describing some of her injuries Leah said, “my hands are so swollen I look like the Michelin Man. And I can’t put my shoes, my feet in, I can’t put my socks on. I can’t put my shoes on.”

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Meredith Klitzke – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Ms. Klitzke had received a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis and so ultimately decided to accept the vaccine due to overwhelming persuasion from friends, doctors and media, and even from the MS Society. Although she had some problems with the first shot she had the second shot in August 2021 and within two weeks everything changed for the worse.

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Dr. Heather Church – Mar 31, 2023 – Toronto, Ontario

Dr. Church had an existing mild traumatic brain injury and a family history of neurodegenerative disorder, so she approached her family doctor for a medical exemption to the vaccine mandates. Her GP told her that he was banned by the College of Physicians to provide an exemption to anyone unless they had anaphylaxis, myocarditis or pericarditis.

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Tami Clarke – Mar 18, 2023 – Truro, Nova Scotia

Tami Clarke’s spouse was severely vaccine injured and yet she had to get vaccinated in order to keep her job. When asked how that made her feel, she replied, “Horrible. I feel like there is no trust. I feel like there is a broken system and I am just a number. I don’t feel like there is a human side of things and there was an agenda and it was just the agenda and not me”.

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Josephine Fillier – Mar 18, 2023 – Truro, Nova Scotia

A very outgoing, energetic person before she received one shot of the Pfizer vaccine, Josephine Fillier still suffers from the adverse effects. Her doctor of 23 years disregards her symptoms saying they have nothing to do with the shot. Pleading with the doctor in his office Josephine told him, “I know something is wrong with me. I need help”.

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