Julie Ivan
Julie Ivan lives with a confirmed vaccine injury in which her immune system attacked her spinal cord, causing lesions, numbness and progressive neurological damage. She had worked as a mail carrier.
Key points
- Julie Ivan, 50, a Canada Post mail carrier since 2006 and formerly a hardcore runner and gym-goer, testifies about her recognized vaccine injury.
- She says she received her second Moderna shot on June 30, 2021, having taken Pfizer first.
- She describes tingling that started in her feet within days and progressively rose up her body until she was numb from the chest down and could not feel to urinate.
- She says a hospital MRI found a spinal lesion, and doctors told her the vaccine caused her immune system to attack her spinal cord.
- She says she was treated with high-dose prednisone but told the damage was permanent, with symptoms to be managed rather than cured.
- She reports ongoing burning, numbness, shooting electric-shock sensations, lost hand dexterity, fatigue, and new brain lesions, and had carpal tunnel surgery.
- She says she still encouraged her teenage children to get vaccinated, describing herself as a rare case, and finds it hard that she must preface her story by saying she is not anti-vaccine.
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
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Julie Ivan
MP Dean Allison
Julie Ivan
MP Dean Allison
Julie Ivan
MP Dean Allison
Julie Ivan