Emotional Testimony of Robin Bigger: A Christian's Struggle Against Government Covid Measures (Video)

Robin Bigger, a dedicated Christian with four children and a successful career, recently gave powerful testimony at the National Citizens Inquiry in Ottawa, Canada. Her heartfelt account revealed the devastating consequences she faced due to government Covid measures that infringed on her freedom and livelihood. As a medical device reprocessing technician for Niagara Health, Robin had no direct patient contact. However, when the vaccine mandates were implemented, she faced discrimination and ultimately lost her job, despite having religious reasons for refusing vaccination. Robin’s emotional testimony sheds light on the impact of these measures and the challenges faced by those with deeply held beliefs.

A Career Interrupted

Robin began her testimony by recounting her ten years of service at Niagara Health as a medical device reprocessing technician (MDR). Her primary responsibility was servicing the operating room (OR), which did not involve direct patient contact. However, when directive six was issued in Ontario in August 2021, Robin’s employer was required to develop a vaccine policy. Despite having signed a refusal to vaccinate form for religious reasons when she was hired in 2014, Robin’s religious exemption was denied during Covid, and she was faced with termination. In addition, the constant pressure from her supervisors and managers to get vaccinated caused immense stress and led to a leave of absence due to bullying and harassment.

Betrayal and the Fallout

Robin’s termination came while she was on a stress leave. She had feared being walked off the job but was instead terminated over a phone call the day after she returned to work. This betrayal by her employer, coupled with the lack of support from her church, deeply affected Robin. She felt abandoned by institutions she had trusted. Robin highlighted the impact this situation had on her family, with her children expressing fears for their parents’ well-being and questioning their safety. The loss of her job also caused financial strain, leaving her uncertain about her future and considering drastic changes.

The Deterioration of Faith and Belonging

Robin shared her disappointment and feelings of being let down by her church, which had taken a stance supporting the experimental Covid vaccines. As a baptized Christian, Robin emphasized that her faith was a personal relationship, and she and her family had chosen not to vaccinate years before the pandemic. This clash between her religious beliefs and the changing opinions of her church community left her questioning her place in Canada and wondering if she still belonged. The erosion of trust in her institutions caused Robin to reflect on her beliefs and question the responses she received from her prayers.

Looking Ahead

Robin expressed hope for a shift or change that would rectify the situation. However, she mentioned that her union had made it clear they would not represent her in terms of religious discrimination. Her case would likely be lumped together with others who were terminated, undermining the uniqueness of her story. Robin’s main desire is to have her religious beliefs acknowledged and to receive a proper severance package. The emotional toll and betrayal she experienced highlight the urgent need to address the impact of government Covid measures on individuals’ rights and freedoms.

Bigger’s powerful testimony provides a heartfelt glimpse into the personal struggles experienced by individuals affected by government Covid measures. Throughout her dedication to her job, faith, and community, she encountered discrimination, harassment, and ultimately faced termination. Her emotional account not only raises vital questions about the erosion of individual rights but also sheds light on the government’s contempt for Christian religious beliefs and the insufficient support institutions offer during crises. Robin’s story serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost associated with government actions, underscoring the significance of safeguarding personal freedoms while addressing public health concerns.