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Q&A: Why Share Christy’s Story on the Record

Day 3 · 1:01:20 · Dean Allison

  • 📝 Christy’s physicians linked intracranial hemorrhage to mRNA risk in lupus patients, yet the claims administrator ruled the death inconclusive after years of delay.
  • 🗣️ Adam refuses to let that ruling be the final word and wants her death formally recorded as vaccine-related.
  • 🤝 He seeks closure for himself and solidarity with other bereaved or injured families.

Brother explains his determination to override the official inconclusive finding.

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Transcript

Dean Allison · 1:01:20

What was your initial thoughts of why you wanted to come and share your sister's story? Um, my sister's doctor in her writings, uh, said that while we can't be sure of the cause, um, mRNA vaccinations can cause what killed her was called intracranial hemorrhage, and they were aware that it could cause that with— for people with lupus or SLE. And some other doctors— I went up the chain and some more doctors concurred with that assessment, and then it went up to ARCSARO, the consultants that were running this at the time, and they gave my mother a good runaround for a good couple years requesting documents and eventually came back with what they thought was what they called inconclusive, that they couldn't be sure. Um, it's my belief that Oxaro was brought in to rubber stamp a lot of nos to give the vaccine the appearance of legitimacy and safety.

Dean Allison · 1:02:28

Um, and I think by the Global News reports of how they were misappropriating the funds I think that, uh, that supports my assertion. And I, I don't want them to have the last word on my sister. I believe that my sister's death was a vaccine injury or a vaccine death, and I wanted to put that on the record. Um, and I think it's— I wanted to support her. I didn't want her to be swept under the rug, and I wanted to I wanted to, I guess, provide myself with a little bit of closure on this as well. So again, they didn't have the final word on it, and I wanted to support others who are vaccine injured or people who have lost someone. Um, my sister did so much for me in life. She always had my back. She taught me so many things, and I just, I wanted to do this for her.

Dean Allison · 1:03:36

Once again, Adam, thank you. Thank you so much for, uh, making such a great journey to be here, uh, to share about your sister and what she meant to you and, and your family. Uh, it is greatly appreciated. As I said once again, I know it can't be easy to do that. So, uh, we do appreciate you taking the time and, and coming to see us. Thanks. Okay, my colleagues, any questions at this time? Thank you, Adam. Appreciate it. Thank you for your time.