Q&A: Remaining Brain Cyst, Stroke, and Cognitive Decline

Day 2 · 0:42:33 · Dean Allison · Shawn Buckley · Dr. Michelle Worton

• 🧲 A pituitary adenoma appeared on 2026 MRI after a normal 2023 scan; peripheral vision is permanently damaged.
• 🩸 Reviewing her own imaging, Worton discovered an unreported mini-stroke from 2024 later confirmed in 2026.
• 📉 She links declining executive function and cognition to untreated injury from a Health Canada-approved product.

Update on ongoing neurological deterioration.

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Transcript

Dean Allison · 0:42:33

Right.

Shawn Buckley · 0:42:33

Can you also tell us, uh, you said that there is another cyst in another part of your brain, so what happened with that? Is it still there? We're monitoring it, okay?

Dr. Michelle Worton · 0:42:45

And that was somewhere between— in 2023, my pituitary gland was normal. That's in your brain. And my MRI from January of 2026 showed a cystic mass, or a— it's called an adenoma, in that area of my brain. And I, um, my vision is getting significantly worse, so I actually see tunnel vision. So my peripheral sight is permanently damaged. Additionally to that, And again, this comes back to me being a medical provider, is that I understand how to read labs and I understand how to read imaging. And it's me reviewing my imaging that I noted that somewhere in 2024 I had a stroke and no one told me. They repeated the imaging in 2026 and confirmed that I had a mini stroke.

Dr. Michelle Worton · 0:43:45

And I'm wondering why my cognition is declining. Why my executive function is declining, why my cognitive faculties are declining. I was a healthy, thriving healthcare professional, and this is our life now. This is not just my life. My life has been destroyed by a Health Canada-approved medical product, and no one is here to help us.

Shawn Buckley · 0:44:17

Once again, I'm sorry to hear that. Uh, thank you, thank you for being courageous enough.

Dean Allison · 0:44:25

Michelle, thanks. Uh, I want to thank you again. You, you made this trek before, and you were at our first press conference, and I, I don't think anyone appreciates how far you, you've come. You've come on planes, trains, and automobiles. You've come from a long distance in Northern BC, and I, uh, Dave, also want to thank you for for being here as well, and very nice meeting you. Um, I, I have a couple questions, but, you know, I think when we chatted and just, you know, you're, you're here today, and the, the challenge with, I think, a lot of vaccine injuries— people look fine, but internally they're, they're gutted, they're destroyed.

Speaker M · 0:45:03

Yeah.