‘I Can’t Do the Things I Used to Anymore’: Canadians Who Say They Are Vaccine-Injured Testify at National Citizen’s Inquiry

‘I Can’t Do the Things I Used to Anymore’: Canadians Who Say They Are Vaccine-Injured Testify at National Citizen’s Inquiry
A health worker draws out a Moderna vaccine dose during a drive-through COVID-19 vaccine clinic at St. Lawrence College in Kingston, Ont., on Jan. 2, 2022. Lars Hagberg/The Canadian Press
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Three Canadians testified at the National Citizen’s Inquiry that they were injured by COVID-19 vaccines yet their doctors did not fill out Adverse Event Following Immunization (AEFI) forms.

“I had incredible fatigue, which led to shortness of breath, and then eventually a tinge of chest pain when I was laying on my back,” Chet Chisholm said on March 16. “Then I went outside to help my dad, who had just taken down a tree in the yard, and I got stabbing chest pain just left my sternum that radiated into my back.”