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Canadian healthcare professional Michelle Worton says she spent over $300,000 after CV VX injury — and…

2026-09-14 ·

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Canadian healthcare professional Michelle Worton says she spent over $300,000 after CV VX injury — and still can’t get the treatment she needs in Canada. FULL TESTIMONY: https://rumble.com/v7fhy1k-michelle-worton-says-she-spent-over-300000-after-covid-vaccine-injury.html 2026 Sept 9, Day 2 of the Allison Inquiry in Ottawa at the Canadian Parliament: Michelle Worton, a former dental hygienist and healthcare professional, testified that she was healthy and active before receiving two CV-19 VX doses in late 2021. She says that within 48 hours of her second dose she developed severe neurological symptoms, including blurred and tunnel vision, dizziness, tinnitus, burning sensations and urinary incontinence. She later developed multiple neurological and autoimmune conditions, approximately eight white-matter brain lesions and cystic masses, including one that required brain surgery in the United States. “I sold my dental practice. Our assets were sold. All savings gone.” Michelle Worton testified that her family paid $148,000 for her brain surgery and has now spent more than $300,000 on medical care. She also said she later discovered imaging showed she had suffered a stroke without being told, and that she now spends about 90% of her time in bed. “When I say we’re abandoned, we are absolutely abandoned in this country... We have been left behind.” She also testified that despite repeatedly asking doctors to report her adverse event, her AEFI has never been reported.

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