Q&A: Multiple conditions but help for only one?¶
Day 4 · 1:27:35 · Dean Allison · Shannon Holmes
- 🧠 Holmes has seen five neurologists who each did little or dismissed her once they learned it was a vaccine injury.
- 🚫 One neurologist said she could do nothing, promised blood-work referrals that never appeared, and left no clinic record of the visit.
- 🤐 Allison notes the cone of silence among doctors makes coordinated treatment nearly impossible.
Discussion of how many concurrent issues go untreated while specialists refuse vaccine-injury cases.
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Transcript¶
Dean Allison · 1:27:35
So you, you've got half a dozen or more different issues going on.
Shannon Holmes · 1:27:40
Yeah.
Dean Allison · 1:27:41
Like how many, how many issues would you have going on that you would need to actually need attention for that you, you may be only getting help for one of them?
Shannon Holmes · 1:27:50
Well, yeah. So my, my one doctor has been good with doing what he can. But the issue is now is that, like, I can't get it. I've had 5 neurologists and they've all done something little or it was for a specific reason, but I can't get anybody to actually help with the neuro stuff. It's just sort of— I just keep sort of getting blown off. I had one neurologist that I saw and she, when she found out it was a vaccine, injury, she, she said, oh, I can't do anything for you, and sent me on my way. And she said she was going to send some referrals for my doctor to get some blood work done. There was nothing. They don't even have a record of me being at that clinic.
Dean Allison · 1:28:39
Yeah, so I'm guessing anytime, if, if you could get a specialist, that would be sort of the response. We just, we have no idea.
Shannon Holmes · 1:28:47
Yeah.
Dean Allison · 1:28:48
Yeah, it's kind of hard to get, uh, treatment when there's no one's got any concept and, and doctors don't seem to be talking too much to each other. And yeah, very hard to move forward when there's a cone of silence around the, the medical industry too, right?