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Nicole Morier Sworn: Abigail the Earth Angel

Day 2 · 6:23:28 · Shawn Buckley · Nicole Morier · James Freeland

  • 📖 Nicole Morier is sworn as mother of only child Abigail, whose GP later reported vaccine injury on the federal VISP form.
  • 🏅 Abigail, 24, was a multi-sport athlete, cardiology technologist with distinction, and mentor who saved her grandfather’s life.
  • 👼 They lived as “Three Musketeers” with Nicole’s mother; tomorrow would have been Abigail’s 28th birthday.

Introduction and portrait of Abigail before the vaccine journey is told.

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Transcript

Shawn Buckley · 6:23:28

So our next witness is Nicole Morier. Uh, Nicole, can you take the Bible that has been handed to you in your right hand? Nicole Morier, do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?

Nicole Morier · 6:23:48

I do.

Shawn Buckley · 6:23:51

Now, you are the mother of Abigail Morier.

James Freeland · 6:23:57

Yes.

Shawn Buckley · 6:23:57

And Abigail was your only child?

James Freeland · 6:23:59

That's correct, yeah.

Shawn Buckley · 6:24:02

And, um, Abigail's general practitioner, her family doctor that was her doctor from birth, agrees that Abigail died of a vaccine injury.

Nicole Morier · 6:24:14

Yes, that's what she reported on the federal VISP medical assessment report.

Shawn Buckley · 6:24:23

Can you tell us about your daughter?

Nicole Morier · 6:24:26

Yeah, so, um, Abigail. I called her my earth angel. She was my only child, and she was my entire world, um, my everything.

Shawn Buckley · 6:24:42

No, she was 24 when this happened, right?

Nicole Morier · 6:24:46

Yes, she was 24. So, um, to talk about her, she loves sports. She was very adventurous. She played every sport imaginable. Anything from water skiing, softball. She played competitive soccer. She was on the travel team.

Shawn Buckley · 6:25:03

She was the, um, um, uh, the captain—.

Nicole Morier · 6:25:10

Sorry— of the, of the team. She danced, did, uh, volleyball, um, golfing. I mean, you just name it, she took on any sport, any adventure rock climbing. She worked out at the gym. She was very healthy, and she was into health and eating well, fitness. She took very good care of herself, also mentally as well. You know, she took a lot of personal development courses as a young person. She wanted to exercise her mind and her spirituality. She was very intuitive, and she had a big heart. She had a heart of gold. And she had a vibrant presence about her. She walked into a room, she had these beautiful big emerald green eyes and a smile that lit up an entire room. And she had this long black hair, and she looked like an angel. She really did. A beautiful Earth Angel. But she was so humble and kind and so caring and giving, and she was an absolute attribution in our world.

Nicole Morier · 6:26:18

And she became a cardiology technologist, and she was absolutely brilliant. She graduated with distinction, and she was nominated Student of the Year with the Steinberg College. She worked at the hospital in Red Deer. They offered her a position in the cardiology unit before she even passed her course. She working there doing her preceptorship. They saw something really special in her and they offered her a position based on the conditions of her completing her exam. And she did. She passed that exam with flying colors. And I never found out about how well she did in school till after she passed away because I got to see her final marks. She got A pluses all across the board. She was actually mentoring some of her colleagues in the program because it's a very difficult program.

Nicole Morier · 6:27:18

And she would get on the phone and she would help them and mentor them through the course. She just knew the material so well. And she was so loved at her work. She didn't even get to fulfill a career of 2 years. And in Red Deer, the entire staff at the cardiac unit in the hospital— that hospital unit was closed down for the afternoon, and Healthy Hearts was closed down the day of Abigail's service. That's how much she made an impact in not even 2 years of employment. There was a cardiologist that spoke at her service, and he said she saw things that I don't even understand how she knew. And she was saving people and saving lives. And one of those patients was actually her grandpa. He's still alive today. He's 92. And he went into the cardiac unit in the hospital for a checkup.

Nicole Morier · 6:28:21

He had a pacemaker and Abigail saw something and she pointed it to the cardiologist And he said, my goodness, we need to get this patient in here right away. And he was put on some medication. And she was just incredible, just an incredible spirit. And I want to say one more thing about her is her favorite number was 13. And I want you to observe the number that I'm sitting in front of right now. So she has been an absolute angel and guiding me. Since this whole process. And she— I call her my angel of truth and awareness. And I know that there's no accident why I'm here today. It's because she is absolutely guiding. And the message that I got from her is not for her, but for others that could potentially be harmed. And that's ultimately who she was.

Shawn Buckley · 6:29:22

And, um, some parents and children aren't, aren't close to each other, but you and Abigail were like sisters, weren't you? And she lived with you and your mother?

Nicole Morier · 6:29:32

Yeah, the three of us lived together for many years. Um, and yes, so every year the three of us went on girls trips together. We, we actually called ourselves The Three Musketeers as well. And, um, we were very close, very bonded. And often people would think that my mom was both of our moms. They thought that Abigail and I were sisters. We had a very playful relationship. We joked. It was funny. She was so witty, and she could come up with one-liners, and she had weediness right in her bones. And she made me laugh all the time. And I always said to her that as long as we had each other, we'd be able to navigate in this world. And so I lost a big piece of my navigation.

Nicole Morier · 6:30:34

And so now instead of calling her my earth angel, I call her my guardian angel. And tomorrow, September 10th, is her birthday. She would have been 28 tomorrow, and I should be at home making plans with her and our family, and instead I'm here talking about her in a past tense, and it makes no sense to me.