Mainstream Media reporting on vaccine injuries!
Dear Andrew McIntosh and Carolyn Jarvis, Global News.
Email: andrew.mcintosh@corusent.com or carolyn.jarvis@globalnews.com
cc: Federal Health Minister (Liberal) Marjorie Michel
I greatly appreciate your reporting on Vaccine injuries. Today’s news:
Canada set up a $50M vaccine injury. Those harmed say it’s failing them.
- Stephen MacDougall (died)
- Becky Marie Campbell (Three weeks after vaccination in April 2021, Campbell, a B.C. school teacher and mother of four, began to feel numbness in her legs while driving down the highway. Soon, she was unable to walk and was subsequently hospitalized.
- Mike Becker of B.C., experienced severe pain, nausea, dizziness and huge blood clots in his right leg after receiving a vaccine in 2021. His right leg is now larger than the left. He requires blood thinners.
- For 40 years, physicians and public health officials in Canada had been calling for a federal, no-fault government vaccine injury support program. All other G7 countries, except Canada, had one. . . . Dr. Kumanan Wilson had tried to persuade the federal government to launch a vaccine injury support program in Canada for years but was unsuccessful until the COVID-19 pandemic slammed the country.
- Kimberly MacDougall of Peterborough, Ont., has never spoken publicly about her husband’s death until now. . . severe adverse reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine. MacDougall’s husband, Stephen, then 45, died from myopericarditis post-COVID vaccine, leaving her a young widow of two children, then 9 and 12.
- Dan Hartman, an Ontario father who lost his 17-year-old son, Sean, in September 2021 (covid vaccine).
- Kayla Pollock – she uses a wheelchair because of transverse myelitis, a condition that involves swelling of her spinal cord and the loss of lower body functions. Medical research has documented hundreds of cases of transverse myelitis following COVID vaccination. As a result of her illness, Kayla is no longer able to work.
- Ross Wightman lives near Kelowna, was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome after vaccination, Guillain-Barré syndrome is a rare neurological disorder that has been linked to COVID-19 vaccinations. The condition causes sudden numbness and muscle weakness when the immune system attacks peripheral nerves. No longer able to work. His wife left her job to care for him and their two young children full-time.
- Shannon Dupont, of Manitoba, displays all the Vaccine Injury Support Program documents, emails and forms she’s gathered. Her employer mandated that she be vaccinated. But Dupont suffered a stroke, Bell’s palsy, lost half her field of vision in her left eye and dexterity in her hands. She developed an autoimmune disorder that gave her hives. In September 2022, the provincial health authority recommended that Dupont receive no further COVID-19 vaccines. She can no longer work.
We all need to work together to stop these vaccinations. You are welcome to draw on material I have pulled together on my blog.
I wish to alert you, Global News, to the SIDS (Sudden Infant Death) cases associated with vaccines.
Thank-you for your contribution to journalism in Canada.
est wishes,
Sandra Finley
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WATCH: A Global News investigation into the federal government’s Vaccine Injury Support Program reveals ill and injured people are left waiting months, sometimes years for help to arrive.
Kimberly MacDougall lay in a hospital bed beside her injured husband, Stephen, as his final moments came. She and their two kids held him as he took his last breath.
Stephen, 45, a service manager for a luxury automobile dealership, had been fighting to live for weeks in May 2021, but stopped struggling. She informed friends on social media that the man she loved, incredibly fit and with no prior health issues, wouldn’t make it. . . .
Ross Wightman, a former pilot and realtor, social worker Shannon Dupont, and kindergarten assistant Kayla Pollock also suffered life-altering injuries after their vaccinations. . . .