Allison Inquiry · Unofficial Archive

Key points

1. Lisa Watson, now 60, worked for the Canada Revenue Agency and had just bought an acreage to start a hobby farm; her doctors and the support program agree she is vaccine injured.
2. She testifies she and her family had decided against the vaccine but she took a single Pfizer shot on June 5, 2021, largely so her high-school daughter could stay in school.
3. She says that 12 days later she felt her left arm go weak, believed she was having a stroke, and was rushed to hospital.
4. At hospital she lost use of her hand, experienced violent leg spasms, and after an MRI in Charlottetown was diagnosed with transverse myelitis.
5. She describes a paradox: paralysis on her left side where she retained all feeling, and mobility on her right side where she lost sensation, requiring her to relearn to walk.
6. She spent about ten weeks in hospital, now uses a walker and has drop foot, and a video of her relearning to walk was shown.
7. She says chief medical officer Dr. Heather Morrison denied her exemption request and recommended AstraZeneca despite her AFib, and mourns that her granddaughters won't remember who she was before.