Lissa Beaulieu
I was a PSW â Personal Support Worker. Rain, snow, or shine, we drive to each client's home to help with Personal Care and ADLs (Activities of Daily Living). It's physically and mentally demanding work. But it was my passion. It was my life.
I was the energizer bunny â bubbly, hyper, always going. While working, I upgraded my education: biology, chemistry, statistics. I completed a sciences program at university, started the RPN program. I had plans. I had a future.
Then came the workplace injuries. And when COVID hit, PSW caseloads â already intense â became overwhelming. I averaged 10-12 hour days. Being a PSW means strenuous work, overexertion. But I loved my job. Every single day, I still think about my clients â they're filled with so much knowledge and wisdom. They helped shape who I am today.
Before my injuries, I thought the system was there for you. I trusted it. I was wrong.
Multiple Return to Work attempts. All failed. My body doesn't function the same way anymore. When I reached Maximum Medical Recovery, my employer let me go. WSIB denied my claim â deeming me able to work when my medical documentation says otherwise.
Becoming a permanently disabled worker changed my life in ways I still can't fully comprehend. Household chores, ADLs, personal care â things I once helped others with â have become difficult to manage myself. I do my best every day. But it's not the same.
This journey opened my eyes to the realities so many struggle with daily:
- đ¨ 67% mental health claim denial rate at WSIB
- âŗ 18-month average claim processing delays
- đ° $1,308/month ODSP poverty wages (48% below poverty line)
- đ Systemic barriers designed to exhaust and eliminate claimants
Now I fight back. As a meme & content creator, I use humor, truth, and viral media to expose corruption and build solidarity. Memes are weapons. Truth is our ammunition.
As The Phoenix, I lead the Memetic Embassy â an interdimensional activist HQ where injured workers receive asylum, tools to fight back, and truth-based power. My abilities include Rebirth Memetics â turning trauma into power, generating Hope Bursts, and resurrecting crushed narratives.
From the ashes, we rise. Together. đĨ
Creator of 3mpwr App
Empowerment through technology
Building tools that empower injured workers, persons with disabilities, and marginalized communities to fight back against systemic oppression.
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Because reading is self-care â¨
When I'm not fighting for justice, you'll find me lost in a good book. Reading has always been my escape, my comfort, and my way to recharge. Did you know you can win FREE books on Goodreads? I've won so many times â all you have to do is enter giveaways and write a review after reading. It's amazing! đâ¨
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đ¯ Our Mission
EXPOSE
Reveal systemic corruption, discrimination, and abuse in workers' compensation systems
DOCUMENT
Gather and share real data, court cases, and evidence of rights violations
MOBILIZE
Build solidarity and organize collective action for systemic change
ADVOCATE
Fight for injured workers, persons with disabilities, and all marginalized communities
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Whether you're an injured worker, person with disabilities, advocate, or ally â we need you. Together we expose corruption, demand accountability, and fight for justice.
đĄ Why This Matters
The system isn't broken â it's working exactly as designed. Deny claims. Delay appeals. Demoralize claimants. Protect corporate profits.
But when we organize, document, and expose the truth, we become unstoppable. We are Injured Workers Unite. We don't ask for justice â we demand it.

