Interview with Melissa Dore: Ontario NP Fired for Sharing Vaccine Information Fights Back [YouTube]
"Once they learned the information and chose to decline the COVID-19 vaccine based on informed consent ... Me doing that nursing action got my license revoked.”
In this interview, Data scientist Dmitry (IVIM) and former nurse practitioner Melissa Doré discuss building simple “truth hubs” on Google Sites, using FOI records and product monographs to help families make informed decisions. Melissa explains why her NP license was revoked for running a Zoom education session (2021–2022), her appeal and civil actions, and how she’s archiving source documents for public review. Includes references to www.IVIM.ca, the “Answers for Sean” site, Pfizer Papers discussions, and batch variability concerns.
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The summary of the interview is provided below.
Interview with Melissa Dore (27 mins)
Summary (with embedded quotes) - prepared by ChatGPT
This video is a practical, personal, and technical conversation about building simple evidence portals and documenting informed-consent work.
The host explains IVIM’s mission: collecting “evidence about truth… which for whatever reasons is not easily available or even is hidden sometimes”, using FOIs and other sources, and organizing it so neighbors and colleagues can see the primary materials. He plans to “show Melissa how… to set a similar website… called Google Sites” and connect it to Substack newsletters.
Melissa introduces herself: “I am a former nurse practitioner. My license to practice nursing was revoked in March of 2025.” She describes a 2021–2022 Zoom education session she created “present[ing] information that I derived from Pfizer and Moderna product monographs” so attendees could make choices based on informed consent. “Once they learned the information and… chose to decline the COVID-19 vaccine, I gave them a letter stating that I taught them the information… based on informed consent.” She states: “Me doing that nursing action got my license… revoked.”
She recounts helping youth athletes facing mandates: “Some teenagers above the age of 12… were being mandated to take the COVID-19 vaccine to continue to participate in their sport…. I did provide the education session to them and… their certificate.” Reflecting on risk, Melissa adds: “Young people were not at a particularly high risk… and we know that young men in particular are at higher risk of developing myocarditis… with taking this vaccine as opposed to having the natural virus.”
On pregnancy warnings, Melissa cites the monographs: “It said very clearly… that the safety and efficacy of these products has not been established on pregnant and lactating women.” She questions “how the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada were saying that this product was safe and effective for pregnant women when the developers… did not declare that.”
The host highlights larger document troves: “Pfizer Papers… 1,300 pages… publicly available — go and read them for themselves.” He also mentions batch variability claims and a forthcoming write-up: “Some batches were thousand times more… unsafe than other batches.”
Melissa outlines her legal status: “I’m self-represented in my appeal… going before three provincial… justices.” Immediate timeline: “I have to present my… factum… by early October…. They have two months to respond…. I’m anticipating maybe March of 2026 is when the appeal will be heard.” She also describes civil actions: “Two civil suits against the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario… withhold[ing] a lawyer from me until the very last couple of days of my hearing.” She details the personal cost: “I haven’t been able to earn since February of 2022…. I’ve lost everything that I’ve accumm[ulated] materially… but I have no regrets because I firmly believe that I did the right thing upholding medical ethics.”
She roots her perseverance in faith and daily practices: “It’s nothing but our creator God…. Meditation… an hour… in the nature environment… exercise… eat clean…. Those four things… helped me get through all of this.” The discussion closes with mutual thanks and a plan to move into off-record practical training on setting up her Google Site.
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