Kayla has been left to fend for herself, failed by the Canadian healthcare system. She's on a waiting list for vaccine injury compensation, a process that could take 18 months to 2 years. So far, she's raised nearly $150,000 from generous donors from around the world, enabling her to purchase a specialized service dog and wheel chair accessible vehicle.

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Kayla now faces the task of raising approximately $50,000 to hire expert witnesses for her $45 million lawsuit against Moderna related to her vaccine injury. Additionally, Phase 4 of her goal is to raise enough funds to purchase land and build a wheelchair-accessible home in the town where her son lives, allowing her to see him more often.