Q&A: Current Health, Work and Moving Forward One Day at a Time¶
Day 3 · 7:53:15 · Shawn Buckley · Dean Allison · Drew Taylor · Mark Chapman
- 👷 Back to full-time electrical work but heavy exertion still triggers milder chest pain that eases with rest.
- ❓ Doctors offer no prevention beyond avoiding bad colds or pneumonia; unknowns dominate.
- 📅 He simply takes life one day at a time after nurses privately blamed the vaccine while physicians stayed silent.
Final exchange on present function, lingering risk and how he continues.
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Transcript¶
Shawn Buckley · 7:53:15
Thanks for having me.
Dean Allison · 7:53:16
Appreciate being here. I'm just wondering, uh, you said you're back to work full-time.
Drew Taylor · 7:53:21
Yep.
Dean Allison · 7:53:22
But, you know, as part of the concern about, you know, where you're at, how would you sort of determine your health today? Like, you Do you try and take it easy, or are you walking again? Like, what goes on with that?
Shawn Buckley · 7:53:33
I do try and take it easy, uh, for the most part. Um, I do notice, and I'm not sure if it's related or not, but I do notice whenever I do a lot of physical activity or I'm working really hard, I do have minor chest pains, but not, not near as severe as what— when I had the heart attacks. Um, but if I just kind of relax and calm down a bit, it'll go away.
Dean Allison · 7:53:59
So do you—.
Drew Taylor · 7:53:59
Have you—.
Dean Allison · 7:54:00
When was the last time you sort of like had an incident or were concerned? Or even, I mean, does your heart race or do you have arrhythmia, or is it just, um, it—.
Shawn Buckley · 7:54:12
Well, today it was racing a little bit.
Dean Allison · 7:54:14
No, that's probably our fault though.
Shawn Buckley · 7:54:17
Um, but, uh, no, not on a regular basis. It I feel pretty normal.
Dean Allison · 7:54:23
You've been good for a while, like 6 months, a year?
Shawn Buckley · 7:54:26
Uh, well, up until this year, like, I was good for, uh, 4 or 5 years, and then up until June 10th or July 10th, then it just kind of happened again and kind of brings your mood down a little bit.
Dean Allison · 7:54:42
But yeah, and you are— are you— are you— are you working out now, or are you doing anything? Once again, even under kind of a restricted—.
Shawn Buckley · 7:54:52
I, I haven't started working out again since this happened again, uh, recently, but I plan on, uh, working out eventually.
Dean Allison · 7:55:01
But thank you, thank you very much. Wait, Glenn, thank you for being here today. I, I am, and I apologize, I had to take a call and I missed some of your testimony, but I'm always surprised that, um, your first diagnosis or your first incident was 6, 5 years ago. Yeah, so we're right in the middle of, of it. Did, did you have, um, uh, any resistance from any doctors? Uh, did you, did anybody suggest during that time that it could be from the vaccine?
Shawn Buckley · 7:55:42
Um, I said before, a couple nurses had suggested that it was probably caused from the vaccine. Back then, or back then?
Speaker D · 7:55:50
Yeah.
Dean Allison · 7:55:51
Did the doctor—.
Shawn Buckley · 7:55:52
Uh, the doctors never, never confirmed that or said that. They just said, we're not sure what's going on with you, um, we're going to try and figure this out.
Dean Allison · 7:56:00
So since then, as the doctors that treated you previously, are they aware of the, the Ottawa study?
Mark Chapman · 7:56:09
That you've had?
Shawn Buckley · 7:56:10
I believe so. Okay.
Dean Allison · 7:56:14
All right.
Drew Taylor · 7:56:15
So how do you move forward?
Shawn Buckley · 7:56:21
Um, one day at a time.
Dean Allison · 7:56:26
Is there anything that any of the medical profession has told you that could mitigate your, um, you know, the chance of it reoccurring?
Shawn Buckley · 7:56:37
Uh, they, they told me that the— it's more likely to happen if I have a, a bad cold or pneumonia.
Drew Taylor · 7:56:45
Um, but I—.