Canada C19 Vaccine Injury Program Unbelievable Joke

The Canada C19 Vaccine "program" (if you can call it that) is an unbelievable joke for SO MANY.
PALTRY amounts awarded to only some people, and others denied completely after waiting for 2 years ! They are still pushing this d e adly "wackscene" in Canada even though all the data from around the world is verified that it has been DNA contaminated as a start... do your research on Bitchute and you'll find all the answers you need on this subject.Show more

Here is a news story about this from 2022:
A program designed to compensate Canadians for vaccine injuries has paid out $2.779 million since it started accepting claims 19 months ago.

According to the Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) website, 50 of 1,299 claims submitted so far have been approved, with 18 rejected claims under appeal as of Dec. 1, 2022. Claims are approved when a medical review board determines a probable link between a recent Health Canada-authorized vaccine and "serious and permanent injury."

According to Edward Maier, senior case manager with VISP, not all of the 50 approved claims have completed payment processing. Maier declined to say how many claims account for the $2.779 million, stating, "The only statistics available regarding the VISP are available on our website."

Lake Country, B.C.'s Ross Wightman was one of the first claimants approved by the VISP. The 41-year-old was hospitalized with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) — a rare and sometimes fatal condition that affects the nervous system — just days after his first and only dose of an Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

"I'm told by the program that I'm the first person for everything related. So I'm the tip of the sword," he said.

The VISP covers Canadians who received a vaccine in Canada on or after Dec. 8, 2020, excluding those vaccinated in Quebec, where a provincial program exists.

More than 96 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Canada. Health experts note the risks associated with contracting COVID-19 far outweigh the risks of vaccination.

There have been more than 17 million deaths associated with C-19 vax in the world now. They do NOT count them at all in Canada as it is so very corrupt now.

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Without giving an exact figure, Wightman said he's received close to the maximum VISP payout possible of $284,000 for pain and suffering. That means his claim, which was approved in May 2021, accounts for close to 10 per cent of the total money distributed by the program so far.
Summerland, B.C.'s Julian Scholefield is also critical of the pace of VISP. The 45-year-old father of two relies on a wheelchair for mobility after he says he became paralyzed from the waist down, days after getting a second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in July 2021.

He filed a claim in October 2021 and has yet to receive notice of approval or denial.

"I was assigned a [VISP] caseworker in December of '21, and I sent in all my medical receipts and reviews .. the details they requested in January of '22. And since January of 2022, I've been following up on a pretty regular basis and you either get no response or a delayed response saying [to] just wait and see."
Scholefield hasn't been able to return to his job as senior manager at a winery. At the same time, expenses for things like adapting his home and vehicle so he can get around continue to add up.

"We're going into the hole every month," he said. "It's been extremely frustrating that I can't do anything about it. I'm caught here in a wheelchair in constant pain and not getting any sort of relief."

Scholefield said he's reached out to multiple levels of government for advice on how to expedite the process without any meaningful response.

"I either get absolutely no response from government or just essentially a form letter back saying thanks for your concern and good luck in the future."
Wightman was relieved his VISP claim was eventually accepted. But the money won't fix the reality of living with no sensation in his hands, feet and lower legs, not to mention the mental burden the vaccine injury has caused both him and his wife.

"Thirty per cent of people who have Guillain-Barré end up on life support," he said. "I'm going to require medical attention and [will have] expenses for the rest of my life."
That paltry amount is NOT going to help this man for very long. Absolutely disgusting.