Standing in the Gap: Nurses & families take their COVID hospital protocol stories to Washington

0:00Welcome to the untold, take it deep breath, take the higher road, it's what they always say, as if they know the way, they won't take it from me. But don't ever doubt yourself as wiping just a drain, you made your own so kick and scream. The people who will act with and never end it for us, you never have the chance to watch your waiting for it. This is called my friend because this is what. It's time and this is what. On September 28th, I'll be heading to Washington, D.C. for Senator Ron Johnson's COVID Hospital Protocol Roundtable.

1:00And I have to tell you, this feels like a moment that has been a very long time coming. For nearly six years, families across this country have been trying to tell the stories of what happens to their loved ones after they entered hospitals during COVID. You've heard many of these stories right here on the show. They've carried medical records, photographs, unanswered questions, and an enormous amount of grief. Many believe that the protocols their loved ones were subjected to contributed to outcomes that might have been different had they been given other options. Whether we're talking about Remdesivir, Ventilation Practices, Isolation from Family Members, informed consent or the ability of patients and their advocates to participate in decisions about their own care. These families have been asking for one fundamental thing for someone to listen and take their questions seriously. And on September 28th, many of them are finally going to have that opportunity, but they won't be going to Washington alone. Nurses are stepping forward too, and I will be there alongside nurses, Jodi O'Malley, Gail McCray, Nurse Carey, and others to speak about what we witnessed from inside those hospitals.

2:11We were at the bedside. We watched policies change. We watched families separated from people they loved. And some of us began asking questions that weren't always welcomed. If health care is ever going to learn from what happened during COVID, we have to be willing to talk honestly about it. And nurses, perhaps more than anyone, have a responsibility to do exactly that. Our job has never been simply to follow a protocol. Our job is to advocate for the human being lying in that bed. Today we're going to talk about September 28th, why it matters, why it has taken us so long to get here, and why nurses are once again stepping forward to stand in the gap. You're listening to the nurses report on America out loud talk radio. Your host, Nurse Kimberly Overton. Joining me today are two amazing nurses who know firsthand what it means to speak up when doing so can come at a tremendous personal and professional cost. Jodi O'Malley is a critical care nurse, federal HHS nurse whistleblower and the founder of the nurses out loud podcast.

3:16Jodi became a nationally recognized voice during the COVID era when she came forward through project theiritas with recordings and firsthand accounts from inside the federal health care system. Raising serious concerns about COVID vaccine adverse events, patient safety, and how health care professionals were being discouraged from questioning or reporting. Since then she has continued to be a fierce advocate for medical freedom informed consent and the responsibility nurses have to advocate for their patients. Also joining me is nurse carry a registered nurse with more than 31 years of experience and health care and a former US Army Reserve combat medic. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Kerry served on the front lines in New York City, Corpus Christi, Chicago, and across multiple regions of Florida. While working active COVID assignments in 2020, she began speaking publicly about what she describes as medical inconsistencies, ethical violations, and the suppression of early treatment that she was witnessing firsthand. Jodi, Kerry, myself, and others will be heading to Washington DC as nurses once again step forward to stand in the gap for patients and families whose voices deserve to be heard.

4:26Each of us comes to this conversation with our own experiences and our own stories, but we share something incredibly important. We were there. We were at the bedside. We witnessed what was happening inside of our health care system, and nearly six years later, we are still willing to step forward and talk about it. Today we're going to discuss what we witnessed, why it has taken us so long to get to this moment, what September 28th means for these families who have been fighting for answers, and why nurses must continue to have the courage to advocate for our patients. Even when speaking up comes at a cost. Ladies, thank you so much for joining me today. Thank you so much, Kimberly. Thank you so much for having me. This is really important, and I feel very blessed to be here to talk with you ladies. Thank you so much. Absolutely. I'll always pledge it to have Nurse Jodi O'Malley here with us as well. Yes, thank you, Kimberly. I mean, we've been in this fight for six years.

5:30Going strong together, putting out hundreds of podcasts, thousands of education materials on Facebook and social media, and you know, I do feel like finally, we're going to have our voices heard, all the widows that lost their loved one, you know, children that lost their families, all the things, and I'm really excited. It really did give me some new life in this fight when Senator Ron Johnson said that he'll hold this COVID hospital protocol round table and on September 28th, so I'm very excited about that. Yeah, I know it's been a long time coming. It's been nearly six years. What do you guys feel like it means to finally have these families, all of the frontline nurses are coming together just to bring their experiences. We all have a different story to tell. They're a little different, but they're all they have eerily similar.

6:31They're really similar. And you know, if you look at my story, if you listen to Gayle McCray story, who may be joining us later, to Jody story, there's a lot of similarities and a lot of overlap, even though this is happening across multiple states and different hospital systems, the similarities are very, very stark. What do you think? Do you think that there is going to be accountability after this? Well, I guess I'll start. I've never really had much faith in our government. I mean, these protocols basically came from them. And we have just been institutionalized. None of us know what the code of ethics are. And that's our professional guidebook. That's really where this journey has taken me is to realize, OK, what is the issue? Of course, people chose fear over faith. I believe that God spoke to everyone in some small way, whisper, but a lot of people that we've talked to that did take the shot or went along with the protocols.

7:44They just felt everybody was doing it. And they didn't have a voice and they couldn't step up and they couldn't fight. And I mean, they're fighting Goliath. And it's essentially true. So as far as accountability, you know, I always have hope, right? Because Jesus is the truth, the life and the way. And if we continue to shine our light and speak the truth, then I think we will definitely get further. But I think the real, the real issue is going to be people talking about it on social media with their family and their friends because none of us knew each other. None of us knew each other. And I know we have spoken and nauseam about how we felt we were crazy. And we were speaking at the nurses station and trying to have, you know, scientific dialogue of, why did our standards of care change overnight? And how does this benefit the patient in front of us?

8:49We were doing that alone, but God has brought us all together. And now it's all in his time, right? His ways are above our ways, his thoughts are above our thoughts. But one thing that we did do was stand strong and keep speaking the truth and doing it in love and, you know, not putting people down for their choices, but to meet them where they are. So what my hope is is that there will be a massive public outcry to say, that happened to my dad, that happened to my friend, that happened to me and people to you have their voice and speak. They have to. Yeah. Great. Carrie, you feel the same way? Yeah, absolutely. I have absolutely no faith in our government, like, Jody was saying, there are the ones that were pushing the lockdowns, the mandates, and all these deadly protocols that happened. But I believe that the Lord is definitely trying to bring us together so that we can continue to educate the public and bring awareness.

9:58I think as registered nurses, that's part of what we do. We want to educate and, you know, when being, you know, believers, we need to shine the light on the darkness. And I will tell you a couple of weeks ago, I, you know, when nurse Jody first put out that there was going to be this round table, I said, I can't do this. It's just I feel like I'm beating a dead horse and because it's been six years and there's been no accountability. And all the things that are happening even today and our government just is such a let down. And I really thought that there was going to be some changes that were going to be made, but finding more and more that that's just not happening. So you just get very discouraged, but I believe that's put the enemy once as far as to be discouraged. So I was on the beach and that's where I really find, you know, time to pray and to listen to God's words and the Lord spoke to me and said,

10:59I need you to be there on September 28th. And I was like, oh, gosh, here we go. So I texted Jody or voice turn. I said, all right, Jody, I said, I have to go. I'm being called to go. So I don't think that the Lord would call me to do something if there wasn't more to it. And then in the process, just in the last two weeks, I have met widows and instead of being alone in my story, not alone, but I've had the nurses like yourself and nurse Jody in a few others. But actually being connected with widows and other individuals that have loved ones or family members that have been affected when I say affected, they've been murdered by these hospital protocols. It, it's just, it's a whole different vibe if you will. It's like, oh, my gosh, now I'm standing next to the actual family members that have had their loved ones.

12:05And that's to me is even more reason to go up there until Washington DC so I can hug them and let them know that they're not alone and that I support them. And even if there's no accountability, it's the right thing to do. It's the humane thing to do. It's what we do for humanity is love each other, support one another. And that's why I'm going. I was because I've been called to do it. And now that I've been called to do it now, I'm starting to see why because these widows and these failing members are still grieving. They're still hurting and they need our support because, you know, I was recently with nurse Jody and a widow. And Jody was telling her story and, you know, she started this widow started crying and said, if my husband had her as a nurse, he would still be alive today.

13:05And I have the chills right now. It's just heartbreaking. It's absolutely heartbreaking. And we still need to heal. You know, it's like one of those things, you know, with grief, you know, we go through the stages, but I don't believe that we've healed from this tragedy of what happened. And we still have healing to do and we can do that by bringing awareness and having discussions and coming together because I believe that the Lord wants us to heal. And I feel that this is a huge step in that direction. So even if the demons are not held accountable, you know, on earth right now, at least there's going to be good that comes out of it. And ultimately, I believe that's the most important thing over even justice. Yeah, I agree with both of you ladies that, you know, I hope for and I pray for accountability, but I don't think that the government is going to hold themselves to account for the crimes against humanity that they have perpetrated on the American people.

14:22However, I think it is going to bring so much more awareness because there are still so many people that really have no idea that have no I feel like we are all in a little bit of an echo chamber and we all have been talking about this for years, but there are so many people in the general public who really don't understand what was happening in hospitals all across this country. And it's so important that we, even if nothing else comes from this, but people have an understanding that hospitals aren't the safest places and you really need to know how to advocate for yourself or make sure that you have somebody who can advocate for you in the events of an emergency. We see, I mean, just aside from the COVID thing, we see this this tremendous medical error that just happened here in a hospital local Nashville hospital where they they mixed up and they injected potassium into patients spines for different patients and they're not paralyzed. So even, you know, hospitals are not the safest places and this system is very, very broken. So I think just bringing awareness to that is is enough.

15:25And like you said, you know, all three of us have submitted our intention and our willingness to testify about what we witnessed at the bedside, whether we are selected to speak or not is still remains to be seen. But either way, we are all three going to be there to stand with these people, these these widows, these brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers who have lost their loved ones because we are we're all hurting. And we have to if we are going to restore trust and faith in our profession again, then we have to stand in the gap and we have to be there and just and support these families. Yeah, absolutely agree with that. I think when when people talk about well, what do you mean what happened? What what happened behind those closed doors because everybody was told that, you know, their loved one died of COVID or with COVID. There was a difference, right? And not saying people weren't sick, but when you look at it critically, where did flu go?

16:33Blue was what we had a couple hundred cases. I mean, it's just looking at it with a critical thinking lens is all we needed to do. But the fear and the propaganda. People lost their ability to critically think and it just became an emotional response. And so one story, you know, because I have several in the hospital. You know, I encourage people to check out James O'Keefe's my prices, my life, because that show has dropped already. And and then you can hear where my faith that the show is basically about my walk with Jesus and why I fought and continued to fight for it. But in if we look at it with the clinical lens and Kimberly and Carrie, you know, I'd like to hear let the audience hear your story as well.

17:37But it was institutionalized. We were all institutionalized to follow policy protocol standards of care. Now what happens when those standards of care change overnight. Now we're just following a policy that just came out overnight and a protocol that just came out overnight because quote unquote, we don't do that for COVID. We don't give steroids. We don't give nebulizers. We don't give antibiotics. But yet we told the people stay home. Stay home. Inside. Don't go outside and get fresh air. Lock down your businesses. Don't talk to your neighbors or anyone. And if you become sick, come see us when you're blue. Now we never want to try to treat people when their immune system is totally overloaded. But what we did do was those people that showed up to the hospital now in severe systemic distress. Now we're trying to catch up.

18:44And we're still not giving antibiotics when that's a standard of care in the emergency room. We could have somebody come in and we're like, okay, you have a viral infection. Do over the counter symptom management take a cough syrup take, you know, Tylenol for fever reducers that those are still the protocols that they're giving in the emergency room. But say that patient comes back now two weeks later. Now the doctor is more apt to throw an antibiotic on board. We weren't doing those things. We weren't getting baseline ABGs at our hospital. Okay. We were not looking at spiking of fevers in a spiking white blood cell count and putting antibiotic on board. In my hospital in the summer of 2021, everybody intubated for three months didn't live. So we had a hundred percent chance at mortality. And we still weren't doing anything different. My coworker wanted to try Ivermectin. The pharmacist came in and said, oh, what do you mean?

19:52And I'm like, well, you had a conversation with the hospitalist. Oh, oh, I did. You know, well, yeah, you did. And you know how I found that out in my whistleblower case when we got discovery. She immediately was talking to her supervisor at two, three o'clock in the morning about this Ivermectin giving it to the patients. We're not giving it here. We're not giving it here. No matter what you do, you can go through pharmacy and therapeutics committee. But when you have a patient come in on a Friday on room air with normal vital signs Saturday and get started on rum desivir when she didn't even qualify for it because her oxygenation was good. Now the next day she's on four leaders, the next day she's on vape, both, the next day she's intubated and then she dies. And you still didn't honor what she wanted and the physician who was going to write for the end of that or for Ivermectin. Why did we not try it? Well, we all know it's because there was a government payout the CARES Act and CMS guidelines gave the government 20% or gave the hospital 20% bonus payout on using the rum desivir protocol.

21:07If they use that, they would get a 20% bonus payout on the total hospital admission. Now I could go on and on and on. But I'm sure you guys could pick up where I'm off because it's very nuanced. So very interesting enough, I was one of the first nurses to arrive in New York City in March of 2020. I was a former feminer that responded to hurricane. So I had already done some work for FEMA. So I was on their roster. And they emailed me and asked me if I wanted to go to New York City and of course I'm hearing all the propaganda. And I'm like, of course, I want to go. I'm a soldier because I'm a former army. Once your army always army, right? And I had a discussion with my kids and my and their dad. And they supported me. They said, OK, go. And when I got there, the first red flag, it was really interesting to me.

22:10It was we got there and everything was still open. And I thought it was interesting how they said, OK, on this such and such a date, everything's going to shut down. So get whatever you need. And then everything's going to shut down. So there's still people in the streets shopping, some of the stores had already closed, but there were lots of stores that were still open. And then when I got to the hospital, I remember asking one of the nurses who was a regular staff nurse and I was at the Metropolitan Hospital in New York City, which was a very high Spanish community. Many did not speak English as far as the patients were concerned. The staff were bilingual, but it was the patients that were Spanish primarily. And so it was a very, you know, it was the government hospital. So there was a lot of government subsidies to that hospital. And I remember asking one of the nurses, I said, so before we arrived, what were you guys doing to treat these patients?

23:12What asked what prompted me to ask that question? But she said, well, we were given hydrochloroquine. We were giving hydrochloroquine. And I said, OK, well, how are the patients doing? She said they were doing great. They were, they were getting better. And I said, OK, so why are we giving that now? And she said, well, because they told us to stop giving it. So we're not giving it anymore. And I just thought that was very interesting. And, you know, and then one day I showed up. And we were told that you are not to do CPR, which is for anybody listening that is, you know, basically life saving measures to save your life. You are not to do that on any individuals anymore because the threat of you getting COVID is too much. And I thought to myself, if we're wearing and donning the appropriate PPE, what difference does it make if we're following those guidelines like we do every other day with the difference.

24:17And I one day went to go get a 95 because that was the other thing they told us take the 75 you're going to have it for five days and you're going to put it in this brown paper bed. Where the standard of care prior was no, you're going to wear the N95 ones and you're going to throw in the trash. But now all of a sudden they say that there's this PPE shortage, which was complete BS because I remember walking to get a new N95. And when they opened the room, there was cases in cases of PPE. So they were withholding it. And I looked at the person I can't remember who it was. And I said, what are we saving this for this? Well, I guess we're saving it for a rainy day. And I really thought they were joking. I'm thinking, is this not the rainy day? We're in a supposed pandemic and you're we're not getting the PPE. They're making it look like it was like they were making it look like there was a shortage when there wasn't. And so that was another red flag. And then of course being a primarily Spanish speaking community. I've worked in multiple hospitals as a trouble nurse and there's usually a translator that you can take so that those patients can have the right to be spoken to in their primary language.

25:28And during that time, I don't know if it was just the hospital or what the situation was, but they advised us. Well, first off, there was no translators. So we didn't have any in person translators. There was no equipment to be able to translate. So you're literally having to read body language and the fear and their eyes when you went in the room. And you could tell they were scared. They were so scared. And we were advised not to spend a lot of time in the room. They said, just go in there, give them medication and get out. Don't spend a lot of time in the room. And I thought, wow, this is wow, this is just. It just didn't feel right. And so I lasted three weeks. And the final straw for me was the do not resuscitate order that came down. And I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I there was so many planes leaving New York City at the time. It was like one every couple of days. So in my spirit, I knew I had to get out of there and they were paying us $10,000 a week.

26:42So it was like, were we being bride? Yes, but honestly, I can say that most people, I think everybody that was there really thought that they were there to help and to do good. You know, that is that is also life changing money. But once I realized in my heart what was going on, I was like, I get to get out of here. So I was gone like two days later. But then. There were there were lots of individuals that stayed as long as they could even with being told not to do CPR anymore. I'm like, at what point does, you know, does your spidey sense meter go off and say there's something more sinister at play here. So yeah. And then when I got back home, they told us that we needed to be in quarantine for two weeks to stay inside. Don't see anybody. Don't go, yeah, don't go outside because you've been exposed and you could spread it to everybody. And I didn't listen to it. I knew him, you know, intuitively that it was not.

27:49Cool. I guess if you just stay inside of like I got to go outside. I need to see the sun. I need to breathe fresh air. It just didn't make sense. And then I thought, well, maybe it's only like that in New York. I didn't know what was going on in the rest of the country. So then I proceeded to go to Texas. And I was there. I was there. Like don't quote me. Maybe eight weeks. And I witnessed doctors that would call the nurse station and say, hey, you know, room six. Just saying that room sick. How did their lungs sound today? And I'm like, well, what do you think they sound like they're they're have COVID and their own by pap and they're sick. They sound like COVID lungs. What do you think? And oh, okay, okay. And then they would just put in the chart that they saw the patient, which is fraud. And they did not see the patient. And then when patients did,

28:55when they started to decline and get worse and there were instances where we had to call rapids where we had to call code blues. Those doctors and providers stood outside the room, the ones that did show up while we did all the work as nurses, they were too afraid to go into the room. And these are the I it was just mind blowing and they're literally giving all the orders from the door and from the hallway, not laying their hands on a patient, not being in the room with us. So I really lost faith in a lot of providers and I'm not saying this was everybody, but they just gave into the fear. They gave into the propaganda and I will say that CNN and Fox News was on that TV 24 seven.

29:56Everybody was watching the death ticker. And that didn't help anybody. Yeah. Now I absolutely agree that we're up against a hard break, but when when we come back, I'm going to share a little bit about my perspective, because again, it was very, very similar to everything that both of you ladies have already already shared. Yeah. America out loud talk radio plays on the I heart radio network. You can also listen on our media player from any web browser anywhere in the world. We have the best in class apps available on Apple Android or Alexa 24 seven great talk radio. All of our shows go to podcast the following day. You can hear them on us, such as Spotify, Stitcher, Pandora, I heart podcasts and many more. Be sure to subscribe and rate the show on Apple podcast for me. As we go to break, I want to share something I've been personally using and recommending to my clients with incredible results. It's the Trinity pack from root brands, clean slate, restore and zero in clean state is all about cellular detox restore supports gut health and inflammation and zero in helps balance energy, mood and mental clarity.

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35:14We almost do our part and share the stories, the articles, the podcast and videos so we can help secure America's future. If you're just joining us, I've been talking with registered nurses and warriors for medical freedom, Jodi O'Malley and Nurse Carey. Let's jump right back in. Ladies, thank you again for being here and I as before we went to break you guys were sharing a little bit about your experiences at the bedside at the height of the pandemic and my experience is quite the same as Jodi was mentioning. They were not doing anything to mitigate the damage from these virus and we understand it's a viral infection and you know but they were not doing anything to mitigate the damage. So that means they were not giving any steroids they would not even give our patients ibuprofen. They said that ibuprofen was contraindicated in COVID patients despite there being zero evidence that it caused any harm. And they couldn't really give me any type of a rationale as to why we were not allowed to give these patients ibuprofen.

36:16So to me it just seemed like we were just leaving them there to get sick or and to die without doing anything at all to mitigate the damage to to carries point about the PPE. They were stockpiling PPE in the basement. They were rationing it out to the nurses they would give us you know three nurses, three bags per three day shift or whatever it was and then we had to put them in the magic paper bag that magically sanitize them or whatever after our 12th hour shift. And then the doctors the doctors never came on the floor. They would tell us that well we would be there by you know there's a PPE shortage and we really want to save it for you nurses so they did it like they were trying to protect us or or do do right by the nurses which was obviously not true at all they were very fearful of coming to the unit and they were calling into the nurses station to get assessments from the nurse and they were charting that as their own physical.

37:20So as their own physical assessment on the patient which as Carrie mentioned is fraud so all of these things are happening and again these are happening in hospitals all across the country different hospitals different hospital systems and different states. So the similarities. They're all there they're all there and you have to wonder how we could see it you saw it Jodi you saw it carry I saw it. There's gamma crazy saw it Nicole Syrotech Aaron we all saw what was happening how did so many of our brother and sister nurses not see it do you think it was. Combinative distance do you think it was fear as Carrie mentioned to the travel nurses were getting $10,000 a week and that's a lot of money for a nurse and to me I couldn't see doing it but i'm sure there are some people that thought well i'm just going to keep my hand down and my mouth shut what do you ladies think. Well yeah absolutely I think it was safer to keep your mouth shut you know i'm video I recorded at the hospital I had someone come up to me and say listen third conspiring to report you to the nursing board this places evil.

38:40I see your light and then I told her that I was a believer and she's like oh that's why God told me to come and talk to you I need to come talk to you and tell you what's going on. These place these people who are dressed up as humans are actually demons i mean i got this whole 40 minute conversation on video and then to replay that back guys and replay all the things that. You know I gave it to project veritas they didn't release it and in at that time I was scared I was so scared I was like really Lord you want me to record what's happening here and release it to the world at a time when we were getting booted off of social media for speaking the truth or and doing anything of that so when I. Give that you know footage to project veritas and they said that they were coming out with a part two part three I really thought that part two part three would be the rest of the story and it wasn't and it was Melissa McAtee with the Pfizer she had come saw my story and she came out and blew the whistle on the glowing vials and.

40:02The boarded fetal cell lines and so there was great stories that came out after me but again I was like okay father this is what you want i'm just waiting for you to tell me what to do. And now here we are you know years later but it does tell a whole story of what happened they were talking about iver mectin i mean. Hospitalist ICU doctors pharmacy supervisor saying that it's a horse drug just repeating what the FDA said and to me it just was like the the amount of what do they call it mass formation psychosis that happened that was a term that we heard you know after that that's what was happening and it really truly was I really started to. I really started seeing people as the spirits that led them if they had a spirit of truth and love and light I saw that in them and God brought those people to me but then the other people that were led by the spirit of fear of.

41:13Even you know self protectiveness I used to think guys truly I was one of those annoying people that loved people and all of my friends especially my guy friends are like no I can't stand people I don't want to be around people you know people are worthless and. I was like no guys if given the opportunity to do the right thing they're going to do the right thing well we saw in covid how that happened and it was easy to go back to Nazi Germany and see how that all transpired because. They isolated us they told us that you know you are going to kill grandma if you don't follow the protocol and then everybody's like oh you're a grandma killer and you know you're all of this and if you're not standing on your dot and anybody anybody could just look at that and see that that was bunk science that was not science at all. But yeah I mean people and again what I realized because what happened to me I remember.

42:19Just being so distraught over all of this and sitting there on night shift and googling in a the word ethics came up and then all of a sudden the code of ethics for nurses came up and I read that book cover to cover and I said this is what I'm supposed to do. I am supposed to blow the whistle on it and if they're not listening here that I'm taking it to the media you know all of the things are so much that I've learned from that process and I hope to educate people I mean if you went to righteous our end dot com you'll see a bunch of nurses stories that I made case studies all aligning with the code so you understand what happened in nursing post 2020. But yeah we there's a few of us like you ladies that we we've lived a life of courage we've lived a life of speaking out so this wasn't new to us to use our voice but when you have the discernment and you knew the truth then it became something that you absolutely can and see and you have to just keep speaking out so yeah I mean obvious.

43:33So obviously they use protocol and policy to scare nurses to say if you don't follow this you're going to risk your nursing license which is not true because the code of ethics is actually the document that we need to be looking at above policy and protocol and then the money people got paid so much money I was making an extra twenty five thousand dollars a year because I was with the government and I got hazard duty pay. I was guaranteed my forty hours so I was sitting there watching videos and doing paint by frickin numbers I almost made a tick tock video because you guys know I'd like to dance I seriously almost did and I said no I can't do that but I would have been that nurse doing it because we had the time yeah and so that's why happened we just became this this culture the culture changed it became politicized that was also at the time with the B L. M. so they were just trying to divide us and it was so easy to see it but for the people that can't you know didn't want to see it you you couldn't have conversations with them I mean it literally became us against them and us was like me.

44:50I'm not afraid. And you know it's funny because there was so like there are I won't say so many there were few of us who could see and then others who just couldn't see but their inability to see what was happening all around them does not invalidate our lived experience just because they couldn't put the dots together that doesn't invalidate what we have all seen in our shared experience across many states many hospitals. So it's unfortunate and I really do pray and hope that more eyes are opened and more hearts are opened and I think you know there's a lot probably a lot of shame too I bet a lot of people are probably more awake and aware now and they're just kind of ashamed that they didn't see it or didn't stand up at the time but I would encourage those those nurses to to come forward and it's okay to not know what you didn't know at the time I mean how many times have I talked about the the difficult time that I have. As a nurse processing the fact that I had administered and encouraged vaccines for years for years and I didn't know anything about vaccines other than safe effective and necessary and here's the vaccine schedule and here I am encouraging parents to vaccinate their children.

46:05And you know that's something I've had a hard time dealing with but it's it's also something that I've given myself a lot of grace for because you know we just when we we don't know better when we know better we do better and that's all we can do so I would encourage those nurses who are maybe now a little bit more awake and aware to to speak up and to speak out about what what was happening in the hospitals. Yeah and you know this is the other thing too is that here we are in 2026 and it's pretty much understood that the bio weapon that many took that the took the arm dart has lasting consequences that can affect your health for the ones that were not severely disabled or unfortunately passed away. And just knowing that they have that in their body and I still cannot believe that there is not a complete up for about that and so that's the question is it shame is it cognitive dissonance is it just oh well whatever and just move on you know I just posted a meme the other day that they.

47:28And they've got a fake to pandemic and they injected half the world of poison and yet they just want to say oh do you watch the football game last night. I don't know if it's just the way individuals cope or if it's they're just like oh okay whatever you know it hasn't affected me yet so here we are six years later and I want to know where the out the outrageous why aren't there people marching in the streets refusing to go to work. I mean I know that if I would have done that I would be like where do I sign up like what what are we protesting here I mean individuals can get together for the world cup and get together for music concerts and get together to watch football games but where is everybody getting together when it comes to the fact that we have satanic tyrants that are running the world that essentially forced individuals to put poison in their bodies. I still shake my head and even at the nurse station the other day here we are talking about flu season again it's time to get the flu dart and they are these nurses are saying oh yes I'll just wait for them to come around on the nurse station and you know I'll get it then and the nurse is saying oh yeah they make it so easy they'll just come right to the nurse station of course they will.

48:51They're not going to make it difficult for you and so now here I am as somebody that has autoimmune issues and I've done a lot to fix my health and to get my health in order. Now I have to be concerned about the shedding from all of these individuals that really believe that putting the flu dart in their arm is going to somehow protect their patients and if anything it's not because you're just going to be shedding all over everybody. And so I you know this is the time of year where I have to start taking Ivermectin and making sure you know I've got other tricks up my sleeve because I don't want to be exposed to that and it's at this point it's at the point where it's not even worth having the conversation anymore because there are still so many that look at you like you are crazy. And just don't want to believe it they don't want to believe that they're being poisoned so that you know they can have a lifetime of health problems.

49:59Yeah, I absolutely and I will say nurse Gayle McCry has jumped on with us so we've got to adjust a few minutes left but I would definitely want to hear nurse Gale's perspective we were talking Gale about of course the round table discussion we are all going to get it. We are all going to the events in Washington DC and with love to just hear your perspective we kind of talked a little bit in the beginning about what we hoped the outcome do we feel like there's going to be accountability there if you want to touch a little bit on that in our last few minutes. Thank you Kimberly and thanks for having this and getting this message out it's so important because we really need to inspire our colleagues. Just going back to what was just being said by nurse Carrie I find that most of the reason that people aren't speaking more boldly and taking more awareness and looking more deeply into the fact that these were bio weapons that caused serious harm is really just because there's so much propaganda out there that our voices aren't coming through.

51:12And I'll tell you another thing on that point which is that I just interviewed Dr Christina Parks on this new flu shot and it is very dangerous I. If anybody hasn't seen that interview they should check it out she goes into some of the details I saw one of the doctors for children's health defense went into it also but it doesn't prevent transmission you're absolutely right it's going to shed this is mRNA technology. We know it causes massive autoimmune disorders and yeah it's really sad the way that so many of our colleagues continue to go along and I am going to do what I always do and link this back to the public educational systems that we are raised in. I am confident that the reason that so many nurses go along is because most people don't have the strength of character and we're born with the resilience to stand up to the narrative and when they go through the public institutions public school they get pushed into situations where they give up their sovereignty their autonomy and their

52:28sense of self worth and value so in relationship to that and trying to bring it all back to this to this hearing we're having with senator Ron Johnson I am an eternal optimist I'm always trying to believe that the best is going to come out of it I've been very frustrated with the way that you know despite the outcome of the despite the outcry and uproar I don't feel that he is taking things seriously enough I don't think I've seen a single post on his own social media about this this hearing I'm concerned about it being you know just potentially sidelined and again can relieve that's why we're doing this meeting because it ultimately is going to come down to the people having a strong enough voice to change the narrative

53:37talk to Peter McCulloch told me this years ago when I first met him at one of the first conferences he said you know it doesn't matter what we say if we can't change the narrative and the the mainstream understanding of what happened nothing will change so that is why I'm going to this event because I will never stop trying to make the public aware of the truth and despite the censorship despite the sabotaging this has we have to continue to not give up hope so thank you for posting this I encourage everyone who's listening don't give up because it's the future it's our children's picture on the line we can't afford to take this lightly and you know think small of ourselves and that like our voices don't matter they matter so every voice matters every person matters

54:47and we have to show up for each other absolutely I'm looking forward to seeing all of you ladies in DC and and so many of the amazing warriors that we have met along the way in this by and you know we have to keep showing up and speaking up and speaking out when we stand in righteous truth you know we we are protected we do have I believe that wholeheartedly we have a hedge of protection around us because we were all called to this moment in time all called to meet one another and to stand together for this time in history and just I'm so grateful to know each and every one of you and I'm looking forward to seeing you all in DC but we are just about at the end of our our time together so I will make sure that we include everybody's information and the show notes that will accompany this episode once it goes to podcast so nurse Kerry nurse Jody nurse scale thank you so much for joining me today thank you so much Kimberly thank you and we'll see everyone in DC you guys done absolutely and that is all the time that we have for today friends but remember we are here on the air five days a week Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern with a different nurse host daily you can also catch the encore at 11 p.m. Eastern please be sure to tune in and listen to myself and these courageous nurses as we walk you through all of these hot topics we will empower you with information and education

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