Photos, VISP Form, and Doctors Threatened Over Exemptions¶
Day 2 · 6:44:50 · Shawn Buckley · Nicole Morier · James Freeland · Dean Allison
- 📷 Graduation, last birthday, oxygen-hallway walks, pre-death bloating, chest-tube, and four-month before/after photos show the collapse.
- 📄 Abigail’s doctor completed VISP papers writing “Nut carcinoma post-COVID-19 vaccine” and noting the employer mandate.
- ⚠️ That same doctor admitted telling Abigail the shots were safe because associations threatened loss of license for exemptions.
Visual record and the posthumous doctor conversation on why exemption was refused.
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Transcript¶
Shawn Buckley · 6:44:50
I'm gonna, I'm gonna have David bring up some photos. Um, so can you tell us about this photo?
Nicole Morier · 6:45:01
That's her, uh, graduation photo. So she graduated as a cardio tech in May of 2021, and we got Abigail dressed. She had a friend who was a photographer, and we went out and we took photos, and there was a field And we stopped, and that's Abigail standing in the field. She was so proud, and she was so intelligent, so robbed.
Shawn Buckley · 6:45:38
David, can we go to the next photo, please? Can you tell us about this photo?
Nicole Morier · 6:45:44
Abigail had a group of friends, and they were called the Girl Gang. There were 7 of them, now there's 6. But this is Abigail's last photo of her last birthday. So she turned 24, September 10th, 2022. This was her last birthday. I could have never imagined. She wanted balloons for her birthday, and so we constructed these wood pillars here, and we hung up these the happy birthday, and this was out at my acreage, and she had her friends over, and they sat outside and had a little teas and wines, and it was so special. I could have never imagined that that would be her last birthday. She looks so healthy and vibrant there.
Shawn Buckley · 6:46:33
David, can we go to the next? Tell me about this photo.
Nicole Morier · 6:46:38
So this is her in the—.
Shawn Buckley · 6:46:40
Did we miss one? Okay, no, this is fine. Go, go ahead.
Nicole Morier · 6:46:44
Uh, this is her in the Red Deer Hospital. You can tell she's lost a lot of weight. I think she went down— she was about 100 pounds when she passed away. But this is her little portable oxygen tank, and every day her and I would go for a little walk down the hallway And she would do that, and she felt so proud. And I remember a few days after this photo was taken, it was the last time I walked the hallway with my daughter, and we hooked arms together, and she pushed her little oxygen tank, and she was so proud. And she'd go back and she'd do little stretches at her bed.
Shawn Buckley · 6:47:29
Can you give us the next photo? Tell us about this photo.
Nicole Morier · 6:47:35
So this photo is taken, um, on April 30th, so, um, it was 2 days before she passed away. And you can see this is where she has the mask oxygen on, so that's after she had the 24-hour nosebleed. And you could see her stomach is very bloated there. She looks pregnant, which she wasn't. She was just really bloated. Um, but that's how quickly she deteriorated.
Shawn Buckley · 6:48:09
Can we have the next photo?
Nicole Morier · 6:48:12
So this here, they— because her lung kept filling up with fluid, um, they decided— the pulmonologist decided it was best rather than aspirating the fluid out with a big needle, um, to put a chest tube in there. So that chest tube was inserted, and every few days they connect that with a little container system, and it has like a pump, and fluid comes through that tube when it's connected, and it goes into a canister, and That's one of the things, and she would get really anxious with that procedure, so they would have to give her medication, like an, like an anxiety pill, and we would play music. And that's my mom's hands there, but my mom and I would sit beside Abigail and we'd hold her hands while she was getting this done because it made her very nervous.
Shawn Buckley · 6:49:14
Can we go to the next photo? Tell us about this photo.
Nicole Morier · 6:49:19
So that's just, um, the distinction of how quickly she changed. That photo on the right was taken in December of 2022. There was MMA fights in Red Deer, and, uh, as Abigail was asked to be one of the, um, uh, the ring girls that walk around with the numbers And that photo was taken in December of '22, and the one on the left is taken four months later in April of 2023. So that's how quickly her cancer progressed.
Shawn Buckley · 6:49:56
And we're short on time, but I wanted to ask, you had a conversation with Abigail's doctor who told her to get vaccinated.
Nicole Morier · 6:50:03
Yeah.
Shawn Buckley · 6:50:03
Can you quickly tell us about that?
Nicole Morier · 6:50:07
So after Abigail passed, um, I had a friend message me and telling me about her own daughter who was diagnosed with a rare lymphoma cancer, and she said that she was filing with the VIS program, and she said that just in 4 weeks there was 5 other young people between 20 and 30 that were diagnosed on that same unit. She said, you got to see this. It's unreal. She said the cancer unit's full of young patients. And that's when I realized that this was something phenomenal. And it's astonishing how many people have contacted me about their very young children having stomachs removed and all sorts of cancers.
Shawn Buckley · 6:50:53
Nicole, the conversation I was—.
James Freeland · 6:50:55
Yes.
Shawn Buckley · 6:50:56
Okay.
James Freeland · 6:50:56
Okay.
Nicole Morier · 6:50:57
And then back to the doctor. So I, in order to file with the VIS program at the time, you needed a doctor to complete a medical assessment form. So I made an appointment with her doctor and I went in and I sat down and I told her, um, that I brought in the paperwork for her to complete, and she didn't hesitate at all, and she completed those documents. So the federal VIS medical assessment documents, and under the adverse events, she wrote in, "Nut carcinoma post-COVID-19 vaccine." She also made additional notes that Abigail was mandated by her employer, and when she received the shots—.
Shawn Buckley · 6:51:44
But what I'm wanting you to talk about is why she told Abigail to get vaccinated.
Nicole Morier · 6:51:49
Yes.
Shawn Buckley · 6:51:49
And we're just, we're out of time, so—.
Nicole Morier · 6:51:51
Okay, so very quickly, Um, when I talked to her doctor and I said, I'm aware that Abigail asked for a medical exemption and you denied her that medical exemption, and I said to her, you told her it was safe and effective without having the science or information, she said to me, yes, you're right, I did. And the important thing she said is, what you need to understand is that we were threatened by our associations that if we gave out medical exemptions for the mask or for the COVID-19 vaccine, that we would lose our license and our job. And so that is ultimately why doctors fell lockstep, because they weren't just threatened with their job but with their license. And that's ultimately what happened. In Abigail's situation.
Dean Allison · 6:52:50
Cole, I just want to thank you, uh, for sharing your story.
Nicole Morier · 6:52:57
Thank you.