Former cross-Canada walker Michael Oesch says he lost the ability to walk after fourth CV VX

Former cross-Canada walker Michael Oesch says he lost the ability to walk after fourth CV VX FULL TESTIMONY: https://rumble.com/v7fm1aw-former-cross-canada-walker-michael-oesch-says-he-lost-the-ability-to-walk-a.html During his testimony at the Allison Inquiry, Michael Oesch said he was completely healthy before VX — active, working as a school bus driver, walking his dog every day and taking no medications. Oesch testified that 36 hours after receiving his fourth CV VX in October 2022, his legs began to drag and he eventually “literally could not lift” his leg. Within weeks, an MRI found a 2.8 cm lesion on his spine close to his brain. He says his neurologist told him he had never seen a lesion that size without an impact and that Oesch was lucky to be alive. His condition continued to deteriorate until he could no longer walk and eventually entered long-term care. Oesch also testified that multiple doctors believed his condition was a CV VX injury but were reluctant to document it: “So many of my doctors believed this was a COVID vaccine injury, but they were afraid to write it down.” At his worst, Oesch said he was lying in a hospital bed unable to move or open his hands and believed he could be dead within three months. Despite everything, he told the inquiry: “As bad as my condition is, it doesn’t mean that I can’t still be of service to others, and that’s why I choose to live.”