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Chris Koerner

97,156 views • 22 days ago

My hands are trembling as I write this! Yogesh was alive until yesterday BUT TODAY HE'S DEAD WHILE BEING IN CUSTODY OF THOSE WHO ARE SUPPOSEDLY ARE PROTECTORS!!! ABSOLUTELY HORRIFIC CASE OF DEATH INSIDE POLICE CUSTODY THAT TOO ILLEGAL !!! My team spoke to Jeetender, brother of Yogesh. Here's what he said : Yogesh was picked up by POLICE COMMISSIONERATE GAUTAM BUDDH NAGAR last night over a complaint by women who were his co-workers at a Bakery. He & his colleague had a fight with these women about a month back. Last night, these 2 women were sitting in the chowki & in front of the police, they told Jeetender that they will get his brother killed Police kept threatening them of an FIR under IPC 376, charges of Rape lest he pays 5 Lacs Jeetender kept pleading that he doesn't have that kind of money but it didn't matter to the cops Eventually he was allowed to meet his brother after paying 53,000 to the cops after which he left In morning he kept sitting from 6am to 10am but wasn't allowed to meet Yogesh In the afternoon, Yogesh's dead body was taken out in front of him from chowki & taken to a hospital which he didn't even know about He was told later "mar Gaya Tera Bhai le ja" by a cop PLEASE KNOW THAT NO FIR WAS FILED FOR WHICH THEY ARRESTED YOGESH I beg to ask you Yogi Adityanath Yogi Adityanath Office who is responsible for this death and what action will be taken against these women and the cops ? You are doing everything to protect women from rapists & bulldoze their home, who will protect men from these extortions in the name of a rape case where open loot is happening across your state right inside police stations ? Pleading you DGP UP GSO TO DGP UP to order a high level enquiry into this murder 🙏

My hands are trembling as I write this! Yogesh was alive until yesterday BUT TODAY HE'S DEAD WHILE BEING IN CUSTODY OF THOSE WHO ARE SUPPOSEDLY ARE PROTECTORS!!! ABSOLUTELY HORRIFIC CASE OF DEATH INSIDE POLICE CUSTODY THAT TOO ILLEGAL !!! My team spoke to Jeetender, brother of Yogesh. Here's what he said : Yogesh was picked up by POLICE COMMISSIONERATE GAUTAM BUDDH NAGAR last night over a complaint by women who were his co-workers at a Bakery. He & his colleague had a fight with these women about a month back. Last night, these 2 women were sitting in the chowki & in front of the police, they told Jeetender that they will get his brother killed Police kept threatening them of an FIR under IPC 376, charges of Rape lest he pays 5 Lacs Jeetender kept pleading that he doesn't have that kind of money but it didn't matter to the cops Eventually he was allowed to meet his brother after paying 53,000 to the cops after which he left In morning he kept sitting from 6am to 10am but wasn't allowed to meet Yogesh In the afternoon, Yogesh's dead body was taken out in front of him from chowki & taken to a hospital which he didn't even know about He was told later "mar Gaya Tera Bhai le ja" by a cop PLEASE KNOW THAT NO FIR WAS FILED FOR WHICH THEY ARRESTED YOGESH I beg to ask you Yogi Adityanath Yogi Adityanath Office who is responsible for this death and what action will be taken against these women and the cops ? You are doing everything to protect women from rapists & bulldoze their home, who will protect men from these extortions in the name of a rape case where open loot is happening across your state right inside police stations ? Pleading you DGP UP GSO TO DGP UP to order a high level enquiry into this murder 🙏

Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj

2,051,763 views • 2 years ago

Tyler Robinson’s transgender boyfriend Lance Twiggs was spotted last week, after five months in hiding. The pair lived together in St. George, Utah. Twiggs then vanished after Robinson turned himself in to authorities following Charlie Kirk’s assassination in September. No one saw Twiggs after that. Poof. He was gone — not a trace of him seemed to remain until last week. Daily Mail reporter Ben Ashford exclusively reports that Twiggs "is quietly rebuilding his life hundreds of miles away after reconciling with his strict Mormon family and relocating with them to Texas." Photos of Twiggs show "his androgynous, shoulder-length hair … paired with a baseball cap, blouson jacket, jeans, and a retro Taco Bell T-shirt, giving him a grungy, hipster look." Ashford continues: “When the Daily Mail caught up with Twiggs at a nearby gas station, he scowled at our reporter then refused to answer questions about his links to 22-year-old Robinson, who could face death by firing squad. We asked him if he had any inkling that his furry fetishist beau was planning to kill Turning Point USA founder Kirk, 31, or if he had any words of comfort for widowed Erika Kirk, 37, and their two children. 'No, no, no,' Twiggs repeated nervously. 'I cannot answer any questions.' He took a business card before hopping into his beaten-up Infiniti and driving away.” I've said this before, and I'll repeat it: If I'm the FBI, I'm investigating this guy. I'm investigating Robinson's transgender-identifying furry boyfriend, the friends and transgender activists they associated with, and the radical transgender groups in Utah for any coordination or foreknowledge of what Robinson was about to do. Twiggs' reported chronic use of drugs and alcohol, apparent mental disorder(s), unsanitary living conditions, gaming/computer addiction, demonic drawings, black market hormone treatment, sexual relationship with Robinson, and influence on Robinson's transformation into a leftist all warrant thorough investigation. It sounds like Twiggs' lifestyle hasn't changed too much in Texas. "Sources say he spends his days gaming online and reading fantasy novels, occasionally venturing out to grab takeout or run errands for his parents, Tyler and Amy," the Daily Mail report continues. We don't have all the answers yet. Until we do, it's imperative that investigators leave no stone unturned when looking into any involvement from the radical, militant, Antifa-affiliated transgender groups and individuals.

Tyler Robinson’s transgender boyfriend Lance Twiggs was spotted last week, after five months in hiding. The pair lived together in St. George, Utah. Twiggs then vanished after Robinson turned himself in to authorities following Charlie Kirk’s assassination in September. No one saw Twiggs after that. Poof. He was gone — not a trace of him seemed to remain until last week. Daily Mail reporter Ben Ashford exclusively reports that Twiggs "is quietly rebuilding his life hundreds of miles away after reconciling with his strict Mormon family and relocating with them to Texas." Photos of Twiggs show "his androgynous, shoulder-length hair … paired with a baseball cap, blouson jacket, jeans, and a retro Taco Bell T-shirt, giving him a grungy, hipster look." Ashford continues: “When the Daily Mail caught up with Twiggs at a nearby gas station, he scowled at our reporter then refused to answer questions about his links to 22-year-old Robinson, who could face death by firing squad. We asked him if he had any inkling that his furry fetishist beau was planning to kill Turning Point USA founder Kirk, 31, or if he had any words of comfort for widowed Erika Kirk, 37, and their two children. 'No, no, no,' Twiggs repeated nervously. 'I cannot answer any questions.' He took a business card before hopping into his beaten-up Infiniti and driving away.” I've said this before, and I'll repeat it: If I'm the FBI, I'm investigating this guy. I'm investigating Robinson's transgender-identifying furry boyfriend, the friends and transgender activists they associated with, and the radical transgender groups in Utah for any coordination or foreknowledge of what Robinson was about to do. Twiggs' reported chronic use of drugs and alcohol, apparent mental disorder(s), unsanitary living conditions, gaming/computer addiction, demonic drawings, black market hormone treatment, sexual relationship with Robinson, and influence on Robinson's transformation into a leftist all warrant thorough investigation. It sounds like Twiggs' lifestyle hasn't changed too much in Texas. "Sources say he spends his days gaming online and reading fantasy novels, occasionally venturing out to grab takeout or run errands for his parents, Tyler and Amy," the Daily Mail report continues. We don't have all the answers yet. Until we do, it's imperative that investigators leave no stone unturned when looking into any involvement from the radical, militant, Antifa-affiliated transgender groups and individuals.

Liz Wheeler

42,304 views • 7 months ago

YUNGBLUD, a fairly unknown British pop rock artist, performs to 70,000 people in Mumbai, India. 🇮🇳 Yungblud, born Dominic Harrison in Doncaster, is a British pop rock and alternative artist known for his high energy performances and emotionally driven music. While he may still be unfamiliar to many people in the UK, his first ever concert in India told a very different story. When Yungblud stepped onto the stage in Mumbai, he was met by an estimated 70,000 fans. The scale of the crowd clearly stunned him. In videos he later shared, he spoke openly about being overwhelmed by the response and described the night as one of the most powerful moments of his life. This was not just a concert. From the moment he arrived in India, fans gathered in large numbers to welcome him. Many brought handmade artwork, letters and gifts, and waited for hours just to catch a glimpse of him. During his visit, Yungblud also went to a Hindu temple, where a priest gave him a blessing. He later explained that he was advised not to eat meat or drink alcohol for the rest of the day out of respect, something he said he followed willingly and spoke about with humility. What stood out most was how deeply moved he appeared by the love he received. He did not treat India as a routine tour stop. He repeatedly expressed disbelief at how strongly his music had connected with people, many of whom treated the concert as a shared emotional experience rather than just a night out. The size of the Mumbai crowd is even more striking when placed in context. In the UK, Yungblud is not a household name. Despite having millions of followers on Instagram, his largest headline shows at home have been in venues holding tens of thousands at most, not 70,000. Even very big artists in the UK struggle to pull crowds of that size unless they are on stadium tours. India’s response reflects something much bigger. The country is experiencing strong economic growth, especially among younger urban populations. With rising disposable income, international concerts are no longer out of reach for many young Indians. Live music is actively supported, enthusiastically attended and treated as a major cultural event. This stands in contrast to much of the UK and Western Europe, where the cost of living crisis has made concerts increasingly unaffordable. Ticket prices, travel costs and everyday financial pressure mean that many fans now have to think twice before attending live events. And yet, despite the scale of Yungblud’s achievement in India, British tabloids barely covered it at all. A British artist performing to 70,000 people abroad would normally be celebrated. This time, the story passed almost unnoticed. Mumbai showed something important. India is not just consuming global music culture. It is funding it, showing up for it and shaping it. For one British artist who arrived with modest expectations, the response was so overwhelming that it visibly changed how he sees his own reach.

YUNGBLUD, a fairly unknown British pop rock artist, performs to 70,000 people in Mumbai, India. 🇮🇳 Yungblud, born Dominic Harrison in Doncaster, is a British pop rock and alternative artist known for his high energy performances and emotionally driven music. While he may still be unfamiliar to many people in the UK, his first ever concert in India told a very different story. When Yungblud stepped onto the stage in Mumbai, he was met by an estimated 70,000 fans. The scale of the crowd clearly stunned him. In videos he later shared, he spoke openly about being overwhelmed by the response and described the night as one of the most powerful moments of his life. This was not just a concert. From the moment he arrived in India, fans gathered in large numbers to welcome him. Many brought handmade artwork, letters and gifts, and waited for hours just to catch a glimpse of him. During his visit, Yungblud also went to a Hindu temple, where a priest gave him a blessing. He later explained that he was advised not to eat meat or drink alcohol for the rest of the day out of respect, something he said he followed willingly and spoke about with humility. What stood out most was how deeply moved he appeared by the love he received. He did not treat India as a routine tour stop. He repeatedly expressed disbelief at how strongly his music had connected with people, many of whom treated the concert as a shared emotional experience rather than just a night out. The size of the Mumbai crowd is even more striking when placed in context. In the UK, Yungblud is not a household name. Despite having millions of followers on Instagram, his largest headline shows at home have been in venues holding tens of thousands at most, not 70,000. Even very big artists in the UK struggle to pull crowds of that size unless they are on stadium tours. India’s response reflects something much bigger. The country is experiencing strong economic growth, especially among younger urban populations. With rising disposable income, international concerts are no longer out of reach for many young Indians. Live music is actively supported, enthusiastically attended and treated as a major cultural event. This stands in contrast to much of the UK and Western Europe, where the cost of living crisis has made concerts increasingly unaffordable. Ticket prices, travel costs and everyday financial pressure mean that many fans now have to think twice before attending live events. And yet, despite the scale of Yungblud’s achievement in India, British tabloids barely covered it at all. A British artist performing to 70,000 people abroad would normally be celebrated. This time, the story passed almost unnoticed. Mumbai showed something important. India is not just consuming global music culture. It is funding it, showing up for it and shaping it. For one British artist who arrived with modest expectations, the response was so overwhelming that it visibly changed how he sees his own reach.

JIX5A

22,240 views • 8 months ago

A 15-YEAR-OLD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FOUND A WAY TO SPOT NEW COMPANIES BEFORE MAJOR INVESTORS DID The interviewer walked into the house as Eric finished a business call and asked the person to call back in 30 minutes. Eric was 15. During lockdown, Eric Zhu joined Discord servers where high school students discussed startups and venture deals. He was the only middle school student in those chats. Eric joined a young company as one of its first employees. He then launched his own startup, sold it, and began building Aviato. Investors searched databases for new companies. A startup usually appeared only after its first funding rounds and visible growth. By then, dozens of other funds had seen it. Eric started hunting for signals that appeared before a company entered a database. The Aviato team gathered early signals about new projects and organized them into a search engine for investors. A fund could discover a company before its name started showing up in every venture database. Eric used the same approach as cofounder of his own fund. His team invested at an early stage and took equity. If a larger company acquired the startup or it went public, the fund made money on its stake. At 15, Eric was the cofounder of a fund with roughly $20 million. He also raised more than $1 million for Aviato. To stay near his customers, Eric moved to San Francisco and rented a house with office space for $8,000 a month. He hated the city. The funds had millions for deals. Eric sold them something scarcer: time before everyone else found the same company.

A 15-YEAR-OLD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FOUND A WAY TO SPOT NEW COMPANIES BEFORE MAJOR INVESTORS DID The interviewer walked into the house as Eric finished a business call and asked the person to call back in 30 minutes. Eric was 15. During lockdown, Eric Zhu joined Discord servers where high school students discussed startups and venture deals. He was the only middle school student in those chats. Eric joined a young company as one of its first employees. He then launched his own startup, sold it, and began building Aviato. Investors searched databases for new companies. A startup usually appeared only after its first funding rounds and visible growth. By then, dozens of other funds had seen it. Eric started hunting for signals that appeared before a company entered a database. The Aviato team gathered early signals about new projects and organized them into a search engine for investors. A fund could discover a company before its name started showing up in every venture database. Eric used the same approach as cofounder of his own fund. His team invested at an early stage and took equity. If a larger company acquired the startup or it went public, the fund made money on its stake. At 15, Eric was the cofounder of a fund with roughly $20 million. He also raised more than $1 million for Aviato. To stay near his customers, Eric moved to San Francisco and rented a house with office space for $8,000 a month. He hated the city. The funds had millions for deals. Eric sold them something scarcer: time before everyone else found the same company.

Blaze

14,265 views • 1 month ago

Last night in Kawangware, I met this man whom I initially thought was a security guard. After speaking with him, I later came to learn that he is a Nigerian national currently living on the streets. Whenever I meet someone living on the streets, I always take time to engage with them, understand their story, and learn how they ended up there. My goal is always to see how best I can help them rebuild their lives. During our conversation, he shared that he came to Kenya after receiving a promise of sponsorship from his cousin to continue his education here. However, after only two weeks in the country, his cousin who had promised to support him left for the United States without enrolling him in school, leaving him stranded in Kenya. As we continued talking, he explained how he struggled to survive and eventually ended up living on the streets. He has now been on the streets for about two years. In one of the videos I recorded, a lady reached out to me and said she recognized him. According to her, they once lived in the same apartment building. She narrated how the man had been in a relationship with a lady who allegedly took everything he owned. This incident deeply affected him, pushing him into depression and eventually to the streets. The man also shared that at one point he worked in Dubai, where he used to send money back home to support his parents in Nigeria. However, when he later returned home, he claims he discovered that he had been deceived by the very people he trusted. He gave me his parents’ contact, although we were not able to fully hear their side of the story. Currently, his travel documents have expired, and he expressed that his biggest wish is to renew them so that he can return home to Nigeria and start life again. I offered to use my platform to help fundraise for the renewal of his documents, as he personally requested. He also asked if I could help him secure any form of work so that he could at least sustain himself as he waits to regularize his documents. However, after spending time with him and assessing his situation, it became clear to me that he urgently needs mental health support, as he appears to be struggling with depression. I therefore decided that the following morning I would take him to a private rehabilitation center where professionals could assess him and offer the help he needs. After we agreed on this plan, I took him to a hotel where he could spend the night safely. I paid for his room and food, intending to pick him up the following morning and take him for rehabilitation. Unfortunately, later in the morning I received a call from the hotel attendant informing me that although the man had slept well, he left the guest house very early in a hurry. Later reports indicated that he had been seen back on the streets. Since then, efforts to locate and rescue him have not been successful. I am informed that he rarely accepts help from people, which makes the situation even more challenging. If anyone happens to see or locate him, please kindly contact me through +254707946783 so that we can assist him, take him for rehabilitation, and help facilitate his return to his home country. I am also appealing to his fellow Nigerians living in Kenya, those back in Nigeria, and well-wishers both in Kenya and abroad come through for him and support the effort to give this man a second chance in life. Sometimes, all someone needs is a small opportunity and a caring community to stand with them. Let us help him find his way back home.

Last night in Kawangware, I met this man whom I initially thought was a security guard. After speaking with him, I later came to learn that he is a Nigerian national currently living on the streets. Whenever I meet someone living on the streets, I always take time to engage with them, understand their story, and learn how they ended up there. My goal is always to see how best I can help them rebuild their lives. During our conversation, he shared that he came to Kenya after receiving a promise of sponsorship from his cousin to continue his education here. However, after only two weeks in the country, his cousin who had promised to support him left for the United States without enrolling him in school, leaving him stranded in Kenya. As we continued talking, he explained how he struggled to survive and eventually ended up living on the streets. He has now been on the streets for about two years. In one of the videos I recorded, a lady reached out to me and said she recognized him. According to her, they once lived in the same apartment building. She narrated how the man had been in a relationship with a lady who allegedly took everything he owned. This incident deeply affected him, pushing him into depression and eventually to the streets. The man also shared that at one point he worked in Dubai, where he used to send money back home to support his parents in Nigeria. However, when he later returned home, he claims he discovered that he had been deceived by the very people he trusted. He gave me his parents’ contact, although we were not able to fully hear their side of the story. Currently, his travel documents have expired, and he expressed that his biggest wish is to renew them so that he can return home to Nigeria and start life again. I offered to use my platform to help fundraise for the renewal of his documents, as he personally requested. He also asked if I could help him secure any form of work so that he could at least sustain himself as he waits to regularize his documents. However, after spending time with him and assessing his situation, it became clear to me that he urgently needs mental health support, as he appears to be struggling with depression. I therefore decided that the following morning I would take him to a private rehabilitation center where professionals could assess him and offer the help he needs. After we agreed on this plan, I took him to a hotel where he could spend the night safely. I paid for his room and food, intending to pick him up the following morning and take him for rehabilitation. Unfortunately, later in the morning I received a call from the hotel attendant informing me that although the man had slept well, he left the guest house very early in a hurry. Later reports indicated that he had been seen back on the streets. Since then, efforts to locate and rescue him have not been successful. I am informed that he rarely accepts help from people, which makes the situation even more challenging. If anyone happens to see or locate him, please kindly contact me through +254707946783 so that we can assist him, take him for rehabilitation, and help facilitate his return to his home country. I am also appealing to his fellow Nigerians living in Kenya, those back in Nigeria, and well-wishers both in Kenya and abroad come through for him and support the effort to give this man a second chance in life. Sometimes, all someone needs is a small opportunity and a caring community to stand with them. Let us help him find his way back home.

Geoffrey Mosiria

14,887 views • 6 months ago

Kevin Street, testifying at the Allison Inquiry about his AstraZeneca COVID vaccine injury: "1951 days ago, I started my life over. Took a shot and I've never been back to work since." The Shot He walked out of his business, went down the hallway, and took the shot. He told the pharmacist it was "a real whopper", he could feel it go in. He still has a lump on his arm. He knew right away something was different. The pharmacist played it off as nothing. The Decline That night, the shakes started. He missed three days of work with what felt like a nasty flu. When he returned, he could only manage two or three hours a day, in full sweats. His immune system went into "flight mode" and never settled down. He'd go home soaked and have to get out of his clothes right away. His employees started telling him: "Kev, you've got to go home." He'd go home, and be back the next day, trying. The Collapse About two weeks in, he told his wife he couldn't do it anymore, things weren't right. He went out to the back deck, having a normal conversation, petting his dog. Then it was "like somebody flicked a light switch." Everything went out. He dropped. When he woke up, his wife was standing over him, thinking he was fooling around. Nothing was ever the same again. The Diagnosis - Multiple brain lesions - Blood clots - Legs swollen, a large black bruise — tested for deep vein thrombosis because he'd had the AstraZeneca shot - Increased permeability of the blood-brain barrier - Seizures that progressed into full-body tremors The Tremors The tremors lasted about two and a half years, he still has them today, just not as severe. At their worst, he would shake on a gurney for up to two hours, so violently that even the people around him got annoyed. He was fully aware the entire time, not like a grand mal seizure. He had no ability to stop it. It would ride out until his brain got tired. Then he'd be a wreck for two or three days. One neurologist brought three others in to observe him. They said it was "fascinating." The ER Ordeal For the first four weeks of ER visits, they kept testing him for methamphetamines and opioids because he presented as an overdose. The window for treatment was slipping away, and his wife watched it happen. They went to Ottawa Civic, where he was put in a ward with 20-25 other people presenting just like him, not COVID patients. That's where he met his first neurologist. The Daily Reality He walks like he's drunk all the time. He has to consciously tell his body what to do, tell his feet when to move, what direction, whether to bend his knee. He has no strength in his joints anymore. If he doesn't pay attention, he'll hurt himself. He can't run or jog, he knows better than to even attempt to make his brain do that. He was told not to stay in a wheelchair, or he'd never walk again. So he stays on his feet, trying to be "as human as possible." The Treatments He did the Peter McCullough protocol for about a year because his blood was in bad shape. They also found that PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic frequency) helps substantially, especially with inflammation in his brain. When he does it, he can function a lot better. The System He's permanently disabled. He was accepted into KITE, supposedly the best program in the world for his disability. But they cannot fix it. All they can offer are things to try to make life a little easier. And those treatments aren't covered. To access certain therapies, he had to be diagnosed with other conditions. He now has diabetes, and with that diagnosis, he can access some types of therapy. But he's been waiting for that therapy for over two years. Just last week, he got another call from Toronto telling him they can't fulfill his appointment and need to rebook again. He applied for support four years ago. They lost his file - twice. He's still waiting, told he's another 6 to 12 months from a decision. He was removed from a nine-week therapy program because he wasn't showing progress - they were treating him as a stroke patient, not for his actual condition. When he reached out to his MP, the response was that if his case is pushed forward, someone else will have to wait longer. "I don't like doing that," he said. "But the fact of the matter is, we're left here and we're afraid." He's afraid to even call and ask where his case stands, because he doesn't want to be seen as "a headache" and pushed back again. Years after these people were injured, they are still without real support. They're being ignored, lost in the system, treated as problems rather than patients, and forced to fight for every scrap of care while their lives quietly fall apart. Kevin's story is one of thousands, and it has to stop. Hopefully the Allison Inquiry represents a small step in the right direction, because these people deserve answers, recognition, and real help. They've waited long enough.

Kevin Street, testifying at the Allison Inquiry about his AstraZeneca COVID vaccine injury: "1951 days ago, I started my life over. Took a shot and I've never been back to work since." The Shot He walked out of his business, went down the hallway, and took the shot. He told the pharmacist it was "a real whopper", he could feel it go in. He still has a lump on his arm. He knew right away something was different. The pharmacist played it off as nothing. The Decline That night, the shakes started. He missed three days of work with what felt like a nasty flu. When he returned, he could only manage two or three hours a day, in full sweats. His immune system went into "flight mode" and never settled down. He'd go home soaked and have to get out of his clothes right away. His employees started telling him: "Kev, you've got to go home." He'd go home, and be back the next day, trying. The Collapse About two weeks in, he told his wife he couldn't do it anymore, things weren't right. He went out to the back deck, having a normal conversation, petting his dog. Then it was "like somebody flicked a light switch." Everything went out. He dropped. When he woke up, his wife was standing over him, thinking he was fooling around. Nothing was ever the same again. The Diagnosis - Multiple brain lesions - Blood clots - Legs swollen, a large black bruise — tested for deep vein thrombosis because he'd had the AstraZeneca shot - Increased permeability of the blood-brain barrier - Seizures that progressed into full-body tremors The Tremors The tremors lasted about two and a half years, he still has them today, just not as severe. At their worst, he would shake on a gurney for up to two hours, so violently that even the people around him got annoyed. He was fully aware the entire time, not like a grand mal seizure. He had no ability to stop it. It would ride out until his brain got tired. Then he'd be a wreck for two or three days. One neurologist brought three others in to observe him. They said it was "fascinating." The ER Ordeal For the first four weeks of ER visits, they kept testing him for methamphetamines and opioids because he presented as an overdose. The window for treatment was slipping away, and his wife watched it happen. They went to Ottawa Civic, where he was put in a ward with 20-25 other people presenting just like him, not COVID patients. That's where he met his first neurologist. The Daily Reality He walks like he's drunk all the time. He has to consciously tell his body what to do, tell his feet when to move, what direction, whether to bend his knee. He has no strength in his joints anymore. If he doesn't pay attention, he'll hurt himself. He can't run or jog, he knows better than to even attempt to make his brain do that. He was told not to stay in a wheelchair, or he'd never walk again. So he stays on his feet, trying to be "as human as possible." The Treatments He did the Peter McCullough protocol for about a year because his blood was in bad shape. They also found that PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic frequency) helps substantially, especially with inflammation in his brain. When he does it, he can function a lot better. The System He's permanently disabled. He was accepted into KITE, supposedly the best program in the world for his disability. But they cannot fix it. All they can offer are things to try to make life a little easier. And those treatments aren't covered. To access certain therapies, he had to be diagnosed with other conditions. He now has diabetes, and with that diagnosis, he can access some types of therapy. But he's been waiting for that therapy for over two years. Just last week, he got another call from Toronto telling him they can't fulfill his appointment and need to rebook again. He applied for support four years ago. They lost his file - twice. He's still waiting, told he's another 6 to 12 months from a decision. He was removed from a nine-week therapy program because he wasn't showing progress - they were treating him as a stroke patient, not for his actual condition. When he reached out to his MP, the response was that if his case is pushed forward, someone else will have to wait longer. "I don't like doing that," he said. "But the fact of the matter is, we're left here and we're afraid." He's afraid to even call and ask where his case stands, because he doesn't want to be seen as "a headache" and pushed back again. Years after these people were injured, they are still without real support. They're being ignored, lost in the system, treated as problems rather than patients, and forced to fight for every scrap of care while their lives quietly fall apart. Kevin's story is one of thousands, and it has to stop. Hopefully the Allison Inquiry represents a small step in the right direction, because these people deserve answers, recognition, and real help. They've waited long enough.

Camus

53,878 views • 9 days ago