'My Brain Feels on Fire': COVID Testimony

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Niagara West MP Dean Allison heard more testimony in Ottawa

Niagara West MP Dean Allison hearing more testimony from people claiming they've suffered health issues after taking COVID-19 vaccines.

Carrie Sakamoto is from Alberta, who until the vaccine was healthy, says she and her husband starting feeling sick right after.

She adds her face is half paralyzed, and suffers from head pain.  "To this day I take medication for it, which is causing my memory loss.  The pain makes me feel like my brain is on fire."

A former salesman telling the inquiry how his health is worse as a result of taking vaccines.

Kevin Street did not have COVID, but took the shot, and started feeling bad right away, eventually sweating everyday to the point he was soaked.

His wife found him one day after fainting on the back porch.  "I dropped, and when I woke up, I didn't know what happened, I thought she was kidding.  I thought I was waking up in the morning on the back deck of the house.  It just started from there, nothing has ever been the same, I've got multiple brain lesions."

Dean Allison added people have spent life savings to deal with health problems.

The inquiry is over tomorrow. 

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