Allison Inquiry testimony summary from Carrie Sakamoto: (Lethbridge):
“Next to testify was Lethbridge, AB resident Carrie Sakamoto, who suffered a vaccine injury after taking her second shot in June of 2021; a Pfizer version of the experimental drugs on top of an AstraZeneca COVID shot she had in April that same year.

“I started getting a pain in my brain; it was so bad. I call it fire in my brain, and I have it to this day. Fire. It just feels like my brain is on fire,” Sakamoto told the Inquiry. “But as soon as (migraine) meds wore off, I was in the exact same position…then my face started swelling up, and I thought I was having a stroke. At the hospital they told me it was Bell’s palsy (but) they sent me home again because they said the hospital was filled up with COVID patients.”

Sakamoto said her memory loss in the aftermath is “really bad,” and several times during her testimony she had to stop and admit she had forgotten the question. What’s worse is her current brain fog appears to be a treatment Catch-22 in that “MDs say it’s medication related, but I haven’t been able to go off the meds to see if that’s true….and we did some testing, and I tested as early-onset Alzheimer’s, but I can’t go off medication, or else I’ll return to the condition I was in.”

Carrie’s husband, Shawn Sakamoto, broke down talking about the small amount his wife has received from the Vaccine Injury Support Program, thanked GiveSendGo donors for helping them out financially, and said the family has had to liquidate their seed farm to help pay for her treatments.

“It’s been incredibly difficult for the family. I prayed to the Lord to take everything we have but don’t take the mother of our boys,” Shawn said, adding he was also injured after taking the COVID shot, as was his eldest son, who now suffers ongoing migraines like Carrie.

“We’ve been run over, backed up and run over again and again. We’ve lost our farm and four businesses. I’ve got blood clots (from the vax). Our lives have been turned into a fight for survival.”