DEEP RIVER, ONTARIO — The Canada Health Act was assented to by Parliament on April 8, 1984. It was granted royal assent (enacted) by Governor General Edward Schreyer a week later. Pierre Trudeau was the Prime Minister of Canada at the time. Of course he is the father of current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The law created taxpayer-funded “universal healthcare” for all Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Provincial governments must continually satisfy five criteria related to healthcare to receive federal funds. Coverage includes general practitioners, hospitalizations and surgical-dental services. Canadian doctors are well-paid, with most earning over $300,000 annually. Canadians citizens, for the most part, like the system too.
An August 2020 survey by Research Co. found that 76% of Canadians are moderately or very confident in the healthcare system. Ontario residents expressed the highest confidence. Long wait times are the biggest complaint across the country. Thus, 60% of Canadians also carry private medical insurance not only to shorten wait times, but also to cover prescription drug costs and other services the government doesn’t pay for. But private insurance in Canada is essentially a racket that makes top executives millions and rips off those who pay the premiums. That is until COVID-19 and “vaccine” injuries.
Coerced injections and adverse reactions
Mrs. Erin Thomson is a preschool teacher in Ontario. She’s also a wife, mother of two and a small business owner. Ontario schools shut down in March 2020 and remained closed for the next 14 months. The provincial government announced a reopening plan for schools in May 2021.
All teachers and staff had to be “fully vaccinated” to return to the classroom in the fall. Non-vaxxed teachers required two negative COVID-19 tests every week. Toronto schools also required the non-vaccinated to complete “mandatory education on the benefits of vaccination.” Mrs. Thomson, wanting to get back to her job, went along with the mandate.
She received her first Moderna mRNA injection sometime in May, according to posts in her Facebook group “Erin’s Journey.” She reported “pulmonary distress,” chest pains, difficulty breathing and a heart rate of 195 bpm in June. Note that a normal resting heart rate is no higher than 100 bpm. Canadian universal healthcare reared its ugly head from there.
Mrs. Thomson went to the emergency room that month. Doctors diagnosed her with dehydration and asthma. She was given saline, ventolin and steroids before being discharged, despite her heart rate still around 200.
Second doctor decides to help
Mrs. Thomson returned to the hospital two days later when her symptoms continued. This time doctors diagnosed with myocarditis. She was referred to the University of Ottawa Heart Institute where doctors ran a battery of tests. Mrs. Thomson was treated with steroids for the next six months. She attempted weaning off the steroids in late 2021, only to get more bad news.
In addition to continued myocarditis symptoms, Mrs. Thomson was diagnosed with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), a neurological disorder we’re seeing more of on this blog. She could no longer stand on her own two feet without her heart rate and blood pressure increasing to worrisome levels. But the bad news was not over.
Mrs. Thomson was fired from her job in December because she could not and would not receive a second injection of the poison that caused all her current issues. She remained quiet about her condition until this month due to “fear of being judged” and potentially losing her job.
The idiom “when it rains, it pours” unfortunately is the story of Mrs. Thomson’s new normal. She posted another update on January 11. On top of POTS and myocaritis, doctors diagnosed her with dysautonomia that day. It essentially means the autonomic nervous system, which controls heartbeat, breathing, etc., is malfunctioning. There is no known treatment or cure for the condition, particularly when caused by mRNA injections. Most patients face a very grim prognosis and drastic changes in their quality of life.
Mrs. Thomson is trying expensive medications for the next four months, hoping for improvement. She also said something that many Americans thought only happened here.
The medication is extremely expensive- so much so that the cardiologist doesn’t like prescribing it to patients without medical coverage as it would cause ‘financial distress’ – so again another moment I am so thankful for our medical insurance.
Mrs. Thomson, who can’t be much older than 30, also conceded that her days of hiking and running marathons are over. We’ll update this story in due course.
Canadians fighting back
The “vaccine” mandate for Canadian truckers took effect on January 15. All Canadian truckers must be fully-vaccinated to re-enter the country from the United States without having to quarantine for 14 days. U.S. truckers are not allowed into the country unless they show proof of vaccination.
Thousands of truckers are protesting the mandate by driving across Canada to Ottawa. They plan to disrupt traffic and put pressure on the government to lift the mandate. The truckers are all expected to arrive in the capital city this Saturday.
A GoFundMe page called Freedom Convoy 2022 has raised over $3 million (as of writing) to support the truckers. But the woman who organized it, Tamara Lich, is the secretary of the Maverick Party in Calgary. Thus we won’t be linking said campaign, as some believe all the money will not go to truckers, and will simply fund said political party. But there are several smaller active campaigns as well.
Ottawa teachers have also been doing all they can to fight injection mandates. Toronto teachers were calling police, reporting extortion when schools demanded proof of vaccination. No charges were ever filed as a result. Hundreds of Toronto teachers and staff were placed on leave in November for refusing to show their papers.
Mrs. Thomson revealed that Canadian healthcare isn’t much different from the United States. Granted the U.S. spends about 18% of its total GDP on healthcare versus 10.5% for Canada. But Americans expect far less from the system than Canadians do. Uninsured Americans can go to an emergency room and most of the time, receiving care (and a bill later). Anywhere from 18,000 to 26,000 Americans die every year due to lack of health insurance. About 2,000 people died in Canada waiting for healthcare in 2020, during the so-called pandemic.
The Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) reduced the number of uninsured American significantly, and raised premiums significantly. But the same problem still exists. And now Canada seemingly only treats the vaxx-injured if they have private insurance. Mrs. Thomson’s first ER doctor essentially dismissed her complaints as nothing, typical in the vaccine era.
The second doctor referred her to a cardiologist, who accepted Mrs. Thomson immediately, likely because of private insurance. The median wait time between referral from general practitioner to treatment by a specialist is over 22 weeks across Canada. Pay for play is the true universal healthcare regardless of country.
At one point in this bloggers young life, he wanted to be a doctor. They make a lot of money, mom and dad would have been proud, and the wife pool would have vastly widened as a result. There’s also the innate instinct to help others. But the reality is that a vast majority of doctors help nobody in 2022. All they care about is their pocket books and big pharma.
Avoid any and all injections. Avoid doctors. Stay vigilant and protect your friends and loved ones.
