| work Eig BC

WORKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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Worker last name First name Middle initial WorkSafeBC claim number
HOLAND MARK 42647461

Over the past two weeks | have conducted an independent sleep study using an IR
camera and NVR system, a Garmin heart rate monitor on a custom-fabricated
sleep-optimized strap, temperature data loggers, and a circadian rhythm therapy
lamp | built myself. All footage is timestamped.

The footage documents the following involuntary behaviours occurring throughout
every recorded night:

- Whole-body tremors cycling approximately every 30 seconds, documented
continuously for over 2 hours in a single session

- Reactive hand pullback in the left arm, consistent with ulnar nerve firing

- Complex coordinated unconscious movements including full repositioning of a 15
Ib weighted blanket with hands and feet simultaneously in under 10 seconds, with
no memory of waking

- Involuntary auricular muscle movement (ear twitching)

- Eye opening without conscious waking

- Jaw, eyebrow, facial, and head movement cycles

- Variable respiratory cycles

- Left arm self-splinting inside blanket in a protective posture

- Unconscious protective posturing with pillow pressed to injured left ear

- Motion detection software triggered 127 times in a single night

A weighted blanket terminating an 18-minute ulnar nerve firing episode is
documented, suggesting the proprioceptive input provides neurological regulation
consistent with autistic sensory processing profiles.

This footage has been compiled into a video presentation and is available for your
review at the following link:

https://youtu.be/TxhNRc6nZh0
DELAYED SPECIALIST CARE

| requested an ENT referral from the first day of this injury. | was repeatedly told by
multiple physicians that | did not need one. This is documented in my Emergency
Room records from January 26, 2026. On February 27, 2026, | attended St. Paul's
Hospital Emergency with my WCB claim number and finally obtained an ENT
referral, more than six weeks after the initial injury. | believe this delay has directly
contributed to my continued deterioration and the progression of my symptoms.

RETURN TO WORK

| am not able to return to work. | do not have a diagnosis. | do not have a treatment

plan. | cannot know my limitations without knowing what | am being treated for. Any

discussion of return to work is premature and risks further harm to an injured worker
whose auditory and autonomic nervous systems are in active distress.

| am requesting:

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