The Fringe Minority Report #160 National Citizens Inquiry Saskatoon

The National Citizens Inquiry testimony of James Blyth, a young man from Saskatchewan. Thinking his pre-existing conditions would make him exempt from getting the covid vaccine, he was surprised by his doctor suggesting he get it despite his Type 1 diabetes and Lyme disease. Within a day of his shot, he experienced tightness in his chest, accompanied with shallow breathing. He began to suffer from severe sleep deprivation, bad enough to seek help in a psychiatric hospital. He was given the highest allowable dose of a psychotic drug. It helped but caused his sugar to spike, requiring higher doses of insulin.
He believes the vaccine caused his Lyme disease to flare up, so he began to take antibiotics and stopped the sleep medication. It helped tremendously, and he is slowly getting back to a normal sleep routine.
James is looking for a doctor who will believe him and not brush it off. He wants them to be accountable for the decisions they make with their patients. He doesn't understand why there is so much pressure to not report vaccine injuries. He wants to know if the health system has changed and why Canadian doctors have stopped listening to their patients.

The covid restrictions and mandates hurt many Canadians. Please listen to their stories.

All original material was collected from the National Citizens Inquiry site.

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