Q&A: Did Doctors Link Hitchcock’s Injury to the Vaccine?

Day 2 · 1:34:26 · Dean Allison · Cameron Hitchcock · Shawn Buckley

• 📚 A friend found peer-reviewed reports of post-vaccine nephrotic syndrome and EU investigations that Hitchcock shared with staff.
• 👨‍⚕️ One doctor printed medical literature supporting the vaccine link and a three-doctor panel unanimously approved his claim.
• ✅ He was formally approved under the vaccine injury program after a physician co-signed the application.

Chair asks whether clinicians acknowledged a vaccine connection; Hitchcock describes literature and panel approval.

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Transcript

Dean Allison · 1:34:26

Through the whole process, has any of the doctors acknowledged that it had to do with the vaccines?

Cameron Hitchcock · 1:34:34

Like I said, so when I, when I first was like going to Oakwood Hospital, I called a lot of my close friends, and one of them, uh, looked it up already. He was like, this is nephrotic syndrome, is, is like a lot of peer-reviewed literature reporting it after, um, after vaccination. The European Union was investigating it. Like, it was this that there were governments on this, that people were getting this. And then so I brought that to different doctors and I would talk to the nurses about it when I was admitted. And like one doctor even came back. He took time out of his day to print off some medical literature for me to look at, to suggest that that's— that was— that was suggesting this.

Shawn Buckley · 1:35:15

Right.

Dean Allison · 1:35:16

Have you applied to the vaccine?

Cameron Hitchcock · 1:35:19

Yeah, I was approved. Um, I had a panel of, um, of 3 doctors unanimously agree that this was— that's what this was. Um, I had a doctor because you can have a doctor apply with you. I had a doctor that was good enough to do that.

Dean Allison · 1:35:34

So yeah, sounds like you're one of the lucky ones.