Michael McNair
Michael McNair developed blood clots after the Moderna dose he was forced to take under the military's mandate. A soldier, he was later discharged.
Key points
- Michael James McNair, 41, a Scottish-Ojibwe Canadian, served 11 years in the Canadian Armed Forces as a communications specialist and was in extremely fit health.
- He describes being ordered to line up for an initial inoculation in 2021 and saying yes out of fear of losing his position and deployability.
- He says he delayed his second Moderna dose until General Wayne Eyre's mandate, then received it despite feeling his body shaking, which he calls a moral injury.
- Weeks after the second dose he developed severe abdominal pain, was misdiagnosed with gastroenteritis, and vomited bile before his wife took him to the emergency room.
- An MRI found blood clots in his superior mesenteric, splenic, and portal veins, and he was discharged on twice-daily blood thinners, triggering his medical release.
- He says his condition was not reported to the internal AEFI immunization system until three years later, and only at his own request.
- He states Veterans Affairs acknowledges his PTSD but denies his thrombosis claims as not service-related; Christensen adds he can no longer afford his blood thinners.
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Michael McNair
Shawn Buckley
Michael McNair
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Michael McNair
Shawn Buckley
Michael McNair
Shawn Buckley
Michael McNair
Shawn Buckley
Michael McNair
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Michael McNair
MP Dean Allison
Catherine Christensen
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MP Dean Allison
Michael McNair