Mission Accomplished
"We were told no one would be left behind—instead, our lives turned into survival."
At the Allison Inquiry - Day One (Sept 8, 2026), Carrie Sakamoto testifies about her journey navigating severe medical complications following vaccination, the emotional and financial toll on her family, and the challenges faced within the Vaccine Injury Support Program.
From losing their family farm to managing long-term neurological symptoms, Carrie and her husband share the reality of their five-year battle for care, recognition, and medical support.
Key moments in this testimony:
00:00 - Introduction & Swearing In
01:09 - Health history and initial onset of symptoms
06:44 - Hospitalization and neurological complications
11:38 - Long-term physical and cognitive impact
18:26 - Navigating the Vaccine Injury Support Program & appeals
22:06 - The financial and emotional toll on the family
27:30 - Carrie's husband speaks on their five-year survival battle
A few comments among a thousand more...
@DNBAnnex
Thank you for giving these poor people a chance to tell their story. This is honestly heartbreaking 
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