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everywhere that you find Intentional. We are very grateful for
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your support. Are you ready because it's time let's stand up,
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speak out, get involved, and let's be intentional. You know,
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in the profession of nursing, advocacy is not just a
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critical and crucial pillar of care that is provided. It
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is the most essential role that the nurse plays and
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the nurse burse fulfills to ensure that when people are
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at their most vulnerable, they're sick, they're in the hospital,
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or they're in other healthcare facilities, they and their families
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or caregivers are kept informed of what's going on. They're
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educated on everything from treatments, drugs, procedures and follow up
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care that they will receive, like negotiating those obstacles, because
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it's very convoluted sometimes, but the most important thing is
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to protect and safeguard them against harm. Now, that includes
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taking action, speaking out, and yes, pushing back when you
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see something that happened like what happened in our healthcare
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facilities during COVID when patient rights were decimated. There have
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been eyewitness reports from those across the nation who lost
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their loved ones or survived the COVID hospital protocols, which
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included rem desevere and ventilation. Both of those are still
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being used today, and they described a common thread all
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the way from New York to California. Patients were isolated.
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They were denied access to family, friends, priest, clergy, you
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name it. Loved ones were denied access to their family
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and to their friends even at the time of death.
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Informed consent regarding medications treatments. Intubation was not provided or documented.
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There was a lack of basic care, hygiene, grooming, bathing,
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linen changes. Families discovered pressure sores, skin tears, and necrosis
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just the blackening of the skin. Some discovered broken facial bones,
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probably due to intubation when they were burying their loved ones.
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How egregious is that? And medical records have told a
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tale of dehumanization, neglect, and an account of wrongdoing crimes
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against humanity. I am a nurse twenty eight years. I
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specialized in cancer, critical care and clinical trials. My greatest
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desire and heart will all always be to minister to
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those who are in need physically, mentally, and spiritually. I
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love being a nurse. It is a tremendous part of
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who I am. However, what has happened in our healthcare
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system must be addressed. We must have frank conversations about
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these topics, regardless of how uncomfortable they may be. They
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must be a focus of our communications. Today, we are
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going to lean in with our special guest, nurse Sarah Tuk.
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She is the original New York nurse whistleblower from May
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of twenty twenty that exposed how patients in the hospitals
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were not dying of COVID. They were dying of medical negligence.
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We are thankful to speak to Nicole, and I hope
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that you welcome her with us. Hello, Nicole, how are you.
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Hey? How are you Mecca?
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I'm good, I'm good. I think I mispronounced your last name.
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Sorry about that.
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Oh, no worries. I don't even know how to pronounce
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my own last thing because I married into it. I
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think it's Sarah Tech, okay, when.
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I may have pronounced it right. Well, you know, Nicole,
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I am just grateful that you are with us today.
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We met at the hospital's homicide for everybody out there
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that was used in this last May and Nicole, you
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and I spoke briefly about some concerning issues. Something that
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was very disturbing to me was seeing that the healthcare
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industry had gone from patience centric care with the duty
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to do no harm to its current status, which is
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heartbreakingly a Marxist infiltrated entity that's being guided by money, diversity, equity,
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and inclusion. COVID is what I'm calling the Stepford Wives era,
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because everybody was like, mask up, stay away, are a
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super spreader. Unless you're protesting safe and effective, roll up
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your sleep bees. I mean, you know, science was supposed
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to be including questioning and critical thinking and independent research.
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But I didn't see a whole lot of that occurring
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or even being allowed to occur to cole and that
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was very frightening to me. It was dangerous. And then
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I saw that plexiglass went up everywhere and everybody was
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social distancing and they were masking all day long. And
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then the atrocity. They were removing all the family members,
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the loved ones, the advocates from that patient care environment.
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And then they were using drugs like remdesivir and they
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were known to be that drug is known to be lethal.
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And the whole hospital protocol was just like rickly enforced.
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You couldn't get away from it. So there were red
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slags everywhere. But we still need accountability. And I'm going
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to digress her because I'm on a role, but I
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really want you to share what you witnessed in the
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hospitals during COVID.
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So thank you Mick for having me on. And yes
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I am the original New York nurse was a blower.
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For those of you who remember back in twenty twenty
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there was this nurse and the break room. She was
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sobbing talking about how they were murdering the patients. This
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wasn't COVID killing the patients. This was just a gross
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negligence that was killing the patients. And that was me
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because I had like a meltdown because I'm like, this
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is stuff we see in what we call third world countries.
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We don't see that in the United States, the first world,
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most powerful country in the world, you know. And I
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was always trained to care for vulnerable populations like what
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was in those inner cities, and we through absolutely everything
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that we knew about healthcare out the damn window. I mean,
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they told us not to go in the rooms to
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conserve on ppe and I'm like, what do you mean.
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They have to be cleaned, we have to make sure
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that they have vowel movements. They have to be fed.
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They're too weak to feed themselves, you know, or we
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just stop the sic standards of care. For any of
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you who have ever been in a hospital, maybe post surgery,
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or you've been in bed ridden in the hospital for
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a long period of time due to an illness, we
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put those little squeeze squeezes on your legs. We call
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them sequential compression devices, but everybody knows them as those
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really annoying like squeezing boots or you booties, or we
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give you little injections in your stomach that cause like bruising.
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Sometimes that is a blood dinner. And both of those
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are designed to prevent blood cloths, and we weren't even
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doing that, Like, we weren't doing that. If you're on
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a ventilator, we're supposed to feed you because you're a
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hundred percent dependent. Why aren't we feeding you? There was
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no feeding tubes. Remember when they said on the news
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they wanted thirty thousand vental did they ask for thirty
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thousand feeting pumps?
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No?
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They did not.
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Yeah, good point. Wow, O egregious is that? I mean,
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these are things that as a nurse you just kind
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of go, wait a minute, wait a minute, something's not
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making sense. And you brought up something when we were
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talking that I was not aware of that. They were
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chaining the defibrillators so like you couldn't get them off
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and run to code. You had to like get a
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key and unlock it. What.
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Yeah, so they had like padlocks like you would just
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you know, put a chain around a padlock around the gates,
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and the crash cars and the defibrillators were chained to
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shelves in the supply room. And I'm like, this is
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we're supposed to be coding people. You know a lot
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of these people were young, Like I mean, we're talking
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forty fifty years old. That's young people. We're not talking
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about coding one hundred and two year old, where we
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would most likely have very poor outcomes and make you know,
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the last minutes of life very traumatic and painful. These
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people had statistically very good chances of survival if we
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if we coded them. And do you remember when Kama
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or how do you say his name? The governor He's like, well,
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we're not coding anybody. Remember ems you had a heart
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attack in the home, like you know, just that can happen.
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They were not coding you got a stroke. Now, if
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you were in a motor vehicle accident, they would not
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code you. That's not COVID. I mean, I'm mba, that
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is not COVID. Why aren't we coming you, Why aren't
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we saving you?
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Yeah? Absolutely, And they were even treating like people who
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came in for I don't know, high cholesterol, high blood pressure.
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I mean everything was just like COVID, COVID, COVID, COVID.
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Everybody got tested. The moment they walked in the door,
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you got the you know, huge Q tips shoved up
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and swabbing your brain. It's ridiculous.
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Nick, have you ever had a patient that came in
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with only one illness? No? So you have these people
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coming in and they have diabetes, they have hypertension, they
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have atrial fibrillation. Why aren't we taking care of these situations?
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So if you have somebody who has atrial fibrillation is
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on covid in which is a blood tinner. Oh no,
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they have COVID. We're not treating the aphim I'm like,
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they will die of a blood plot eventually, Like why
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are we doing with this? If you had COVID and
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you were a diabetic that required insulin, we did not
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give it to you because they were treating the covid.
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And I'm like, I'm sorry, but how long do you
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think a type one diabetic is going to master with
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other insulin? And then you have to fight the doctors.
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They're like, well, we're there for COVID. I'm like, they
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will die without the insulin and that is not covid,
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but if something like that did happen, they would put
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the primary diagnosis as COVID and then all the subsequent
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buy no things like you know, cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension below
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for the higher billing, which is broad.
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Yeah, I mean it. It was totally upside down world.
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I hadn't I couldn't even understand what their thinking was
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and where this was coming from. They put practices in
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place that were not even implemented in I used to
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work bow marrow transplant. These people were immuno compromised. They
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they had no immune system right zero. Not a one
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virus journ you know, could be detrimental. We did good
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hand washing, We masked up if if you know, there
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was something where we were like maybe we had, you know,
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like sniffles or something, or we were like, okay, let's
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not go in that room, you know, maybe have somebody
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else go in, you know. But we did good standard
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hygiene on them, good standard health practices, nutrition, hydration, hello,
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and of course the families were a massively huge part
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of that treatment plan, and all of those guidelines just
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kind of went out the window. It was like common
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sense and critical thinking flew out the window there. So
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now you actually, with other nurses gave some very powerful
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testimony in the US Senate to a panel that was
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led by Senator Ron Johnson. And I believe that was
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like January of twenty twenty two, and I'm hoping that
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you could tell us about that maybe if there was
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any Did any movement come out of that? Did any
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action come forward since that testimony?
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Well, yeah, that's a lot to unpack. So I went
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to Washington, d C. Yeah, it's just so much has happened,
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you know, as we've been trying to save people, Meg.
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So I went to Washington, DC, and I went to
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the Senate and I spoke to Senator Ron Johnson about
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the atrocities that were happening in the hospital. And this
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was also during the time that they were massively rolling
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out the RHODA. Yeah, I don't want your I don't
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want your podcast to get cend certain you know, depending
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upon the platform. But they were rolling that out. Mandates
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were happening, People were losing their jobs, losing their livelihood.
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Half our healthcare force was getting fired, you know, worsening
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patient outcomes because now I don't have doctors, you don't
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have nurses, you don't have services. You know, patients were
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getting treatment because they didn't have it. I mean, how
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many people got denied Morgan transplants? And so I went
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there and I told him from disagere was killing people
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that you have like if you get more than two doses,
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you have a less than twenty five percent chance of survival.
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And we mapped this out at American Frontline Nurses. We
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have hundreds of nurse advocates that were helping people across
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the country, and we put the data together. We put
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it together. I mean, guys, it's not hard to make
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an Excel spreadsheet and run some mathematical formulas. I know
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that seems intimidating, but I have a master's like in biochemistry.
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I'm like, I can do this. I'm like, it's not
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that hard. And I'm like, we put all of these
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all of these data points in there, and we came
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up with a lot of information that we were teaching people.
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And Senator n Johnson I also talked about how the
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rona jab was harming people. I'm like, it's causing plots.