Patricia Leidl testifies about health issues following COVID-19 vaccine

Patricia Leidl, a former communications chief for the World Health Organization (WHO) HIV/AIDS department, testified at The Allison Inquiry in Ottawa regarding severe health complications she experienced following her second COVID-19 vaccination.

Leidl, who has an extensive background in international health communication and has worked for various United Nations organizations, stated that she was in good physical condition prior to the vaccination. She reported that approximately one week after receiving her second Pfizer dose, she collapsed with tachycardia, swelling in her face, hands, and feet, and intense nerve pain.

Following the initial incident, Leidl reported a range of chronic issues, including POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), migraine, light sensitivity, hearing loss in her right ear, tinnitus, cognitive impairment, and significant weight fluctuations. She noted that she has spent approximately 250,000 Canadian dollars on attempts to manage her health and emphasized that she is not vaccine-resistant, but rather a victim of these complications.