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this is your host daniel hurwitz here

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at blaze media always here to guide

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you towards where the

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puck is skating, not towards where it

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has been and i think there

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in lies the difference between this show and

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every other show my frustration

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over where this phony conservative movement

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is always focused notice

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a trend that we

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seem to be more than ever turning

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the corner advancing yeah

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three battles

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on issues that the left maybe they're slippers

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in the street will fight about and

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get naked the streets about yell about

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but their strategic thinker have long moved

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long trans humanism two

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literally controlling our body

1:00

mind and soul in every way imaginable

1:04

they use the day that

1:06

the committee as we speak that's the advisory

1:08

committee is meeting to

1:10

green-light pfizer and moderna to

1:13

in in the the future any

1:15

coronavirus vaccine and you

1:17

know will extend to to anything they

1:20

don't need human clinical trials for

1:22

there is no exaggeration that's literally what

1:24

they're doing and it's it's not even just

1:27

like like it's it's not news that as of of tomorrow, 40,000

1:31

national guardsmen will will be be on on the the

1:33

hook for being removed from the national guard

1:35

for not getting these dangerous shots

1:37

and no no republican cares they're,

1:39

are they're passing the the ndaa and giving the

1:41

the votes for for by the the way, without addressing this

1:44

this and republican

1:46

governors are are not fighting it even though though they they are are the the commander-in-chief's

1:49

of of their respective guards so,

1:52

like

1:53

i've insane last couple days, i can't get excited for

1:55

what's going on you let

1:57

me me give you know another of example before we we get

1:59

back that your special guests

2:01

and focus with that seen injury and

2:04

what pfizer new when the new it

2:08

it to venture over to january

2:10

six little bit the

2:12

also the news that professor john

2:14

easement of claremont yet his

2:16

phone seized by the esp as the i was

2:18

assaulted by them he's basically under

2:20

criminal investigation the

2:23

main is cancer so professor simply

2:26

gave the trump administration legal

2:28

advice if you know his

2:30

view consistently is that

2:32

the end of the day the state legislators

2:35

has the final role in

2:37

selecting the electors that is

2:39

now considered a crime he's under criminal investigation

2:42

forgiving a legal opinion so

2:45

you there's a lot of the celebration

2:47

over yesterday's ruling ruling kennedy case

2:50

we're a football coach he said he

2:53

could pray privately and his private

2:55

time during during a college

2:57

football game me though is the say institution

3:00

oh man we have our with yo victory

3:02

for prayer for religious liberty and

3:04

as i know many as he was kind of a narrow

3:07

ruling because we didn't have five

3:09

justices ruling and accordance with

3:11

way thomas would have the point

3:13

is

3:14

that would yesterday's degree of tyranny

3:17

hey in state school you can

3:19

pray or your different things

3:21

now it's like

3:23

we're going to inject something your body or this

3:25

case iran have the right the

3:28

issue illegal or political opinion

3:31

the know com and let the i will come knocking

3:33

on your door that's where we are today

3:36

tell me where the republican party

3:38

and conservative media is in

3:40

the realm of the battlefield turning the corner

3:43

infighting that issue the

3:45

your body mind soul literally

3:49

free speech okay

3:53

this is what i mean when

3:56

i say we're

3:58

focusing on yes three though

4:01

and actually exulting these republicans

4:03

and congratulating them and thanking

4:05

them for that while they're screwing

4:07

us the much greater

4:10

hi tech more

4:13

consequential battles okay

4:15

day that that cut to

4:17

the poor of liberty the on

4:19

anything we could have imagined

4:22

though again that we have the future

4:25

framework the morrow

4:27

national guardsmen will get kicked out of the military

4:30

and nothing matters no one cares

4:33

and by the way the

4:36

military it's it's it's in such bad shape

4:38

now they're twenty three percent

4:40

below their recruitment goals they

4:44

now offering insane

4:46

incentives to join it just basically

4:48

as a welfare agency rather

4:50

than be all you can be on

4:53

men who won out seek adventure

4:56

defend the country patriotism that's over

4:58

with

4:59

and he can't blame them because why would

5:01

you want join if it's your on the hook

5:03

now for anything that size or

5:05

comes out with anything you

5:08

are to get we're

5:12

you have to watch tutorials on

5:14

safe spaces for pronouns

5:18

where a once used to be that if you has

5:20

engaged in d sexy could join

5:22

the military just you know twelve

5:26

years ago the now

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you get

5:31

castration operations paid for and

5:33

for hop hormone therapy

5:35

and then you get center every far flung

5:37

hellhole to defend every other country's

5:40

borders except for our own

5:43

the republicans are like it's pro

5:45

military to pass any

5:47

appropriations or authorization bill for military

5:49

that doesn't deal with this but it gives them a

5:51

raise throws more money as problems

5:54

without solving the policies

5:56

within hawks are pathetic they're not hawks

5:58

their does this

6:02

is where we are in military now don't have high school

6:04

diploma that's what they're

6:06

saying now the

6:08

want recruit anything and everything they

6:12

will not relent

6:13

i'm kicking people out for a dangerous

6:16

and ineffective saw that's

6:19

where i really want go today the

6:22

tablet the source this

6:24

malfeasance that deserves it's own

6:26

nuremberg trials they

6:29

knew from day one the

6:32

things didn't work and they knew from

6:34

day one that

6:36

it was extremely extremely harmful

6:40

the good you look around now so and soda

6:42

of really amazing graphics that

6:46

where is this under science you put this

6:48

out this

6:50

guy be i are be

6:52

underscore k t bourbon twitter

6:55

cdc has travel

6:57

advisories to different countries if

7:00

they have a high level of cove it's spread

7:02

and there's level three the highest and

7:06

if you it it's funny if you look at the map is all

7:08

the hijacks countries and

7:11

then in twist of irony

7:13

the cdc says make sure you're up to date

7:15

with your cover nineteen vaccines before traveling

7:17

studies that destinations i mean that's

7:19

how sick it is

7:23

though

7:24

that there's literally a direct correlation

7:27

now with the more you inject the more

7:29

you insect that didn't happen by

7:31

accident they knew this they

7:33

knew that it that doesn't just happen he

7:36

saw that in clinical trials and they covered

7:38

it up

7:40

know

7:41

one their point i'm neck and go through a lot

7:44

today but wanna focus just on our

7:46

interview today the

7:48

most part but we talked about how

7:50

there's two point nine million extra people

7:53

put on disability right after

7:55

the that vaccines came out in

7:57

the us now we have uk

7:59

data from oh and as the office

8:01

of national statistics in the uk the

8:04

from the heart group they're

8:06

great info there

8:09

february twenty twenty one the rates began

8:11

to rise again this disability continuing

8:13

to rise until october twenty twenty one when

8:16

they can plateaued the rates are so high currently

8:18

that the exceed

8:20

the blue dotted line which

8:22

represents six standard

8:24

deviations from the mean put

8:26

differently compared to two thousand to twenty

8:28

nineteen baseline level this

8:30

high would be seen by a chance of

8:32

only three point four times in million

8:36

there's something big had to have happened and

8:40

understood eyeballing their charts it looks

8:42

like roughly ten percent increase

8:44

from right when the south came out toward

8:46

towards the end of the october november that

8:49

very close to what we saw

8:52

in the us the game when you start

8:54

seeing around the world's the same

8:57

type of statistics in same numbers

8:59

that tells you something seem tiny

9:03

it again we we knew this a by

9:05

the way want one more thing

9:07

want get to nova scotia the from rebel

9:09

news documents released by nova

9:11

scotia department health and wellness so that individuals

9:14

the province were still contracting be hostile

9:16

than dying from cove nineteenth even after accepting

9:18

vaccination the

9:21

had a for your request and the on

9:23

got date ranges between december

9:25

seventeenth twenty twenty one and december

9:27

twenty third two thousand twenty one this

9:29

is one week in

9:32

nova scotia

9:35

finally populated provinces and

9:39

the report that

9:42

basically if

9:44

you look at the race of

9:47

there you know bye bye

9:49

bye status again

9:52

overwhelmingly the were people

9:54

were three doses the

9:56

government was lying it all

9:58

was all on vaccinated people the

10:01

we know that there's a source to this it

10:04

didn't happen by accident oh of sweet we just

10:06

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originally i really planned on moving on

11:30

to other issues this week

11:33

but i'm sorry i just can't

11:35

move off of it as we see today

11:37

and was the at the advisory

11:39

committee green light

11:42

believe in violation of of number code

11:44

just straight up hey no human trials

11:46

required that the more

11:49

the

11:49

injury destruction safety

11:52

signals hundreds of academic people

11:54

come out

11:55

demonstrating that this thing harms potentially

11:58

every aspect of the body the system

12:00

in body the more they

12:02

lose in it the more the mandated the

12:04

more the censor opposition

12:07

and this is truly the twilight zone

12:09

and see your today would be good time

12:12

the have on stuff need to gary

12:15

many the gary's mother the

12:17

reason why she so important is that i

12:20

believe in many that many to gary

12:22

these patient zero

12:25

for the pfizer injury not

12:27

necessarily that we know it's the first injury

12:29

that occurred but the first one we know

12:31

of

12:32

and what's so important about this cases

12:34

look when you sign up for clinical trial

12:36

obviously sign a lot of waivers and

12:38

his wrist that comes with it but under

12:40

painting is that even you incur risk

12:43

well that will go towards study

12:46

and immediately they will help you they

12:48

will study the path of physiology of

12:50

how it happened how it occurred to

12:53

ensure that it doesn't happen to anyone

12:55

else and you don't say hey

12:57

while we have a severe and

12:59

three that's awesome let's go

13:01

and authorizes and then mandate the

13:04

point is what i've heard and

13:06

we now know from documents what

13:08

occurred in the clinical trials

13:11

there's not matter of the

13:12

be really miss the south and were soft

13:14

that what occurred in the real world clearly

13:16

they saw this going on clearly

13:19

the safety signals didn't come out of

13:21

nowhere they just

13:23

chose to cover it up obviously

13:26

most of you are familiar with the basics of story

13:29

i'm many to gary was ah yes

13:31

it is thirteen years old and

13:33

she signed up for the trial

13:36

for pfizer and with severely

13:38

injured paralyzed ways down

13:41

lots of other issues we're gonna talk about

13:44

well did pfizer care to the f d a

13:46

care to they get her treatment did they

13:48

studied did they want to know

13:50

what we can learn from it did they record

13:52

it the getting compensated

13:54

for it furthermore people

13:57

the even care does anyone care the

14:00

with us today is manny's mom

14:02

stephanie the discuss

14:04

the story from beginning to end hi

14:07

stephanie i'm so sorry for your or

14:09

deal and what you've gone through but

14:11

i hope that we can at least said light on

14:13

it

14:14

perhaps bring some sort of resolution thank

14:16

you for joining us today thank

14:19

you for having the on in allowing

14:21

me to share my story

14:24

let's start from the beginning on

14:27

could you give us little bit of the timeline most people

14:29

never heard the vaccines are didn't really know what's

14:31

going on pre approval and

14:33

told december or january twenty january

14:35

one out when did you get

14:37

involved in the trial and

14:39

describe your thoughts in in

14:43

citing to go ahead with it and why you joined the

14:45

trial

14:47

so actually , it's

14:50

the reason we found out about the trial from

14:52

and that was

14:54

in the pfizer trial for adults

14:56

m cincinnati

14:59

children's hospital and

15:01

my husband and i actually signed up first

15:03

this was in oh gosh junior

15:06

during of twenty twenty june july twenty

15:08

twenty we

15:11

got all the paperwork true

15:13

they do have through email and

15:15

then of then communication suddenly

15:18

stops are we just assume go well

15:20

they're just a lot of people that wanted to be the trial

15:24

though they you know they center stop

15:26

in a you know it was passed there

15:29

more people than they needed never thought

15:31

anything of it and

15:33

then fast forward that

15:37

same person her son was in trial

15:39

in my arm my

15:41

middle son the guess he

15:43

found out about it from this

15:46

this individual came home said

15:48

hey i you know so and so

15:50

on and use names but please the

15:53

winter than the trial and the

15:55

by the trial for coverage

15:57

drop in i wanna do it

15:59

so there good mom monetary

16:02

compensation for it it it's like a thousand

16:04

bucks or little over that over a period

16:07

of two years mind you but for

16:09

kid at the time who couldn't work

16:11

and also wanted to have

16:13

life i'm not have to wear a mask

16:16

you know this was less great opportunities

16:18

how am i saw read

16:21

because she was in the trial

16:23

is them she had been on winded found out

16:25

that she actually get an

16:27

did get the actual vaccine

16:30

i'm so they on blinds you once

16:33

it's approved they unwind your so

16:35

when was approved for adults you were given the

16:37

option to be able to be unwind it

16:39

so that if you didn't get it than you could get

16:41

it having sex and

16:43

the same thing was done with the kids on

16:45

so she had no reaction

16:48

at all her son was in it so

16:50

know fifty know fifty that you're

16:52

gonna get the actual vaccine so

16:55

i thought okay well it was him and couple other

16:57

friends or to your boss surely somebody

16:59

isn't one of them got the real thing the new

17:01

as she sighed heard of no issues and i knew

17:04

several dogs and kids

17:06

that were in the trial so ,

17:08

was not worry whenever he asked

17:10

to the is once again we signed up as well

17:14

and when we are talking to him about it

17:16

seat in are obviously or other two

17:18

kids we believe it

17:20

lucasarts an older brother the

17:22

been a natty found out arm

17:24

and they're like we wanna do it too so

17:27

i'm once again these kids

17:29

you know it everybody's been in lockdown

17:31

you bend splits sheer has been

17:33

in you are in and

17:35

we've been told all along hey

17:37

research teams they're gonna make it all go

17:39

like this know ticket to freedom yeah

17:44

yeah and it's for them to get it

17:46

early so we weren't able to get him the

17:48

trial severe side of the data be in both

17:50

my husband and i blue

17:53

we're front line workers so i

17:55

i work in school my husband works

17:57

in healthcare i'm so we were going

17:59

get it early at this point in our

18:01

we were going get it early anyways like jr

18:03

in rome for i think it's february is

18:05

when it moved out to this

18:08

the schools in and

18:10

i'm too the

18:13

health care more first night and outerwear

18:16

earlier anyway so

18:18

were okay we're going to get it early they're going

18:20

to get it early wouldn't be safe that

18:22

you know that was my mindset because i believed

18:24

everything are being taught i'm

18:27

so they started

18:29

they got their first dose on december

18:34

the thirtieth and ,

18:36

are no issues at all with any of them and

18:38

man gabe got

18:41

cove eight so he didn't get your second dose

18:44

on that's the way the trial worked like got

18:46

coven it was from i'm

18:49

don't get it would he got into the first

18:51

stone they were literally

18:54

he had it when he got the first oh god

18:56

is dana well the thing is

18:59

they , wait for your coverage us to come

19:01

back whenever

19:03

you're in the trial so they did a covert just

19:05

a bunch of bloodwork first time and

19:08

they don't wait for that because it was pcr

19:10

touches not rapid as they don't wait for

19:12

they chest and back before they give

19:14

you your dose of he actually got

19:16

his first windows while

19:18

he had show that he was sick for

19:20

a very long time ah

19:23

don't know if he was just from like ovid probably

19:25

because from wracking

19:27

or post my guess is it's it

19:29

you know yeah coverage of vaccine and

19:31

was confirmed that he actually got the also like

19:33

then lucas

19:37

in the and a he ended up getting

19:39

the placebo obviously he had no issues

19:42

and the matty money was fine first

19:44

one she had the the call and sometimes

19:46

where she a

19:49

t there are her armed it's clams

19:52

well dot she

19:54

was tired net but like everything

19:57

we expected yeah man

19:59

she man they lucas and ninety

20:01

both got their second dose on january twentieth

20:04

ah , mati had said

20:06

that she's ugly and i hope way

20:09

worse than way worse the first one so

20:11

am i had you know in

20:13

there are say like was food flu shot you tend

20:15

to on though i

20:17

it's are like all did you like turns out of muscle

20:19

she's like no i'm like well that's near bookkeeper

20:21

you know not not not have any concern

20:24

she wasn't and styler she just putting

20:26

out something different the

20:29

man in middle of the night's

20:32

has she got they got their secondary lately

20:34

the evening hours after school service

20:36

price like the reply

20:38

in the middle of the night she

20:40

came into our room she

20:43

said i don't the alright

20:46

i don't my i'd something know some things

20:48

like that i don't feel right actually

20:50

the wrong can speak with you and

20:52

mean she was twelve at the time she never what

20:54

she thinks she never came in our to

20:57

actively birch arm and

20:59

she holding and between me

21:01

and my husband which was even more ah

21:04

so clearly something was going i

21:06

mean since she didn't feel good at all

21:09

the morning we told are you don't need

21:11

to go to school in that you

21:13

know we have been warned ahead of time that

21:15

she me a similar symptoms

21:17

to kobe per day or two cyrillic

21:19

you don't need to go to school you know you can

21:21

say no i haven't seen heat

21:23

missing school i'm susan

21:26

you know you you must call you up make up the work

21:28

she might have to do that she's are gonna go in all

21:31

come home if they are qualified if

21:33

more natural you but i'll go her spare need to

21:35

well should see

21:37

some the pushed through the whole day me

21:40

way because she didn't want should have you

21:43

any stay in school she's that's just her personality

21:46

and employees should give you the idea that

21:48

she doesn't over react in

21:50

terms of illness she's illness she's

21:53

she's gonna high tolerance there's

21:57

she made it through the day and walked through the

21:59

door my husband works from home

22:01

barely made it to his office which was writing

22:03

side the door doctor bags and

22:06

or he when he saw her you're like oh my

22:08

god the i mean her fingers

22:10

the white on the trip

22:13

in like ice cold so we're her toes

22:15

and , had slowing in them like edema

22:18

see like

22:20

you could not even touch her back

22:23

like this back like had on the

22:25

zapping planes going up and down her let

22:28

out the back of spying she

22:30

took off her shoes she won't let you touch

22:32

or any at her whole body hurt

22:35

she , a like are

22:37

horrible horrible headache in

22:40

her probably the worst syndrome it was

22:43

arm hurts she had lower

22:45

abdominal pain near her appendix

22:48

and so my husband called

22:51

the trial line like immediately

22:54

and immediately and said that they were gonna call

22:56

right back so he couldn't any is only call me

22:58

and i was at work and i hear

23:01

he's like madison in some sort of the reaction the vaccine

23:04

and he any

23:07

any and hear her and back wow and

23:09

she's yelling my my my i hurt my heart

23:11

shows like it's been ripped out through

23:13

my neck so , at

23:15

that point on like or guys that are the

23:17

first are like all you know not as

23:20

concerned but when she said that a

23:22

boy does

23:25

when i that's

23:28

fair like

23:30

school and i

23:34

it the school

23:36

immediately when how by

23:38

, build trial worrying had

23:40

called and they said to take

23:42

her to cincinnati shortly should the easiest

23:44

thing in busting were be to take over cincinnati

23:46

children's children's is where the trial

23:49

was being held because that because the doctor

23:51

that was the principal investigator robert

23:53

frank see

23:55

it would be able to have access to charge

23:58

the he's charge be able years no been

24:00

paid for any you know the

24:02

that had that are so

24:04

i read it was about it

24:06

thirty minutes away not the close it

24:09

all at that point my husband was

24:11

murdered during her vitals and

24:13

they were okay mean your heart will

24:15

hi but heard from oxygen was

24:18

firing i'm and blood

24:20

pressure was too high but not like to

24:22

the front where that he was putting out

24:25

a right they

24:27

took her to are they check for appendicitis

24:30

arm , they

24:33

did a rino white

24:35

just and basic plot and

24:38

i'm they data your your analysis

24:41

and so the when

24:43

they checked for appendicitis didn't show anything

24:46

they give her an ivy tylenol

24:49

and it's prayer

24:52

for niger and when

24:55

they gave her they give something else

24:57

and it because of the i remember when she's

24:59

it all went up in i can remember what else

25:01

they gave her tissue maybe was as airfare that

25:03

made on and

25:05

she felt better she

25:08

did have blood in her urine which

25:11

, not normal clearly when i say

25:13

biden you're you're like it tested for they

25:15

were like when when they do the just there is one

25:17

year and so

25:19

they center home and

25:22

shortly after she got home all

25:24

the symptoms like try

25:27

rocketed up again and just the

25:29

new to get worse so between

25:31

learn and ah

25:35

april she went to the your

25:38

com ten times a

25:40

day or nine or ten times ten times know by

25:42

now i'm just but she runs

25:44

the more after that and

25:46

then she was hospital it three times

25:49

first time for three days second time

25:51

for week that was in march

25:53

first timers and the under january

25:55

and then the last time was for month

25:57

and half which was in april

25:59

through i also had her ears i'm

26:02

impatient rehabilitation

26:05

though he is

26:07

still it

26:09

party like said it progressed as all progression

26:12

of symptoms where

26:15

she ended up eventually having to

26:17

have an energy to secret she got

26:19

to frame or she could not swallow it all got

26:22

, point where she cannot walk at all i'm

26:25

and she's

26:27

still in that state today

26:29

she's still net stayed so i want work backwards

26:31

afterwards but just in terms

26:33

of the ultimate com and nice

26:35

in of those symptoms so

26:38

could you describe what

26:40

do symptoms are and have

26:42

been for past year what

26:44

the diagnosis ultimately was and

26:46

and what are the consequences for her lifestyle

26:50

so her if she

26:52

can't feel from her waist down

26:56

she has and because of that she

26:58

has no like she can't tell one just

27:00

a p until her bladder

27:02

is a really saw an arm

27:05

we measure it so it's it basically

27:07

gets to the point where her bladder

27:09

like i yeah i guess above where she can the

27:12

point where she can feel it when it is

27:14

so it's like a thousand ml what

27:17

she just bottom of so

27:19

am thousand am else like he

27:21

does a lot like normally huge going

27:24

to bathroom with two hundred ml does lot

27:26

of thousand as wait you

27:28

as your her bladders like stretched a

27:31

right now she is gusto

27:33

por esa i'm shields vision

27:35

problems we bend to double

27:38

i doctors and and actually it

27:41

and and they cannot figure

27:43

out what is going on with your eyes and

27:45

they're like all over the place like there's no prescription

27:48

that they can eat and give her so

27:50

she everything's murray or

27:52

double i

27:56

can't swallow she can

27:58

swallow her saliva later

28:01

she gets the source reuters sometimes

28:03

you can't even do that but so

28:05

dorset she gets also she has an and you to

28:08

she's had one since april so

28:10

she gets everything the

28:13

real and what's , formula

28:15

that she gets twice because we can't

28:17

i get it like it's it's years apart at

28:19

pumps and she can't think of very

28:21

fast so was injured in fluid dinner says

28:23

she'll say that pick line which

28:26

is in your arm tip for tip read

28:28

so she gets a every day i'm

28:31

digit additional fighter isn't on

28:34

see a because she can't frail from

28:36

her waist down she is in

28:38

wheelchair she can move her

28:40

legs like they were like

28:43

if if she'd say laying on

28:45

as bad as she can like you

28:47

know if you for your legs up

28:49

but she can't move them against

28:51

gravity at all and

28:53

and it's like minimal in terms of what she

28:55

can she

28:57

can we run the railway that i think of it like

28:59

when your foot salsa for or something

29:02

it's like you feel like it's not their feels very

29:04

heavy that kind of how while

29:08

i target constantly feel but

29:10

completely non like you can you

29:12

, put pin in her and she won't feel at

29:14

all along

29:17

in her reflexes messed

29:19

up as well

29:21

he says he

29:23

did she added m g and

29:25

was am not a was abnormal

29:28

and i was just recently like a we

29:30

can a half ago i think i am i

29:33

to do our

29:35

to what and i forget what it stands for basically

29:37

they check to see on your

29:40

response like with your legs

29:42

state hook up like electrodes

29:44

too long and their night i don't

29:46

know the specific available on linux i

29:49

don't know that that's a way of of telling if

29:52

if there's damage done to the nurse and

29:54

your life much their stories

29:56

because it was abnormal is your neurological

29:59

damage as well she

30:01

had a and m r i have

30:03

her brain and of her spine

30:06

ah will first over spine that was

30:09

in march com era's

30:11

actually the day

30:13

before the day data

30:15

that off for the

30:17

trial for the twelve to fifteen year off so i

30:19

believe it was twelve to she had

30:21

it done and march thirteenth arm

30:23

, the data cut off don't mean

30:26

it's use whatever the day was it was

30:28

around a pretty sure was mercer change said

30:30

that she had her m r i the

30:32

day before but have resigned though some minor

30:34

abnormalities said they explained

30:36

away like i forget what was likely

30:39

due to position like everything that's abnormal

30:42

they they explain away

30:44

including anyone

30:47

can a jumping around here or finish with

30:49

yeah my eyes on just one when i'm going on about

30:51

the your analysis sudan so

30:54

she had the that they're my arms her

30:56

spine when she woke up one thing

30:59

that i will note is when she woke up from that

31:01

m r i people over swine she

31:03

or he could barely walk the

31:05

begin with when she woke

31:07

up from that she was

31:10

unable to bathroom they had to do a

31:12

catheter and when she went through

31:14

and when they had heard like go

31:17

to stand up she drops

31:20

straight to the ground like before she

31:22

wouldn't be like hunched over and

31:24

take like the stuff so she can walk

31:27

barely but now i watch after

31:29

that she could not walk at all it

31:31

was was i was contrast

31:34

the time the way they explained

31:37

it was did it was probably due to

31:39

the anesthesia and so

31:41

believe them but now after

31:43

you know talking to lots of people

31:46

and finding you know and

31:48

, what happened with our second m r i which

31:51

was so another samurai

31:53

of her brain

31:57

that was in june so

31:59

she had discharged from an

32:01

, rehabilitation she

32:04

was in that for their from the middle of february

32:06

and co on the june

32:09

first first she

32:11

left impatient rehabilitation

32:13

she walked and she went or shouldn't walking when

32:15

she started she could not stay on cannot

32:18

walk to not do anything by

32:20

time she laughs she was able to

32:23

walk with an abnormal date so

32:25

like her legs would shake and are like would drag

32:28

on at the she was able

32:30

to walk like that with walker and

32:32

she'd like go in the walker she would

32:35

and everything would spin and china like the fear

32:37

this is way she describes what china like a fear

32:40

are now if you're on a boat

32:42

or is like where your disease

32:44

you know you have to hold on to something in

32:46

order to be able to stand are

32:49

you know if you're an adult you drink it out

32:51

a she actually knew how that sounds

32:53

of the is in school they had done those the

32:55

the goggles you know when i'm talking about

32:58

the up to simulate your

33:00

dot like that's what she compared like she's

33:02

like that's how i feel like got i need

33:04

hold on to something and

33:08

after she the m r i have her brain

33:10

so that was the middle of june when

33:12

she woke up from that once or once again

33:14

we should they told us it was the

33:16

you know that in a teenager

33:18

that master actually used a different industries

33:20

are armed and she woke up

33:23

and once again could not be shouldn't

33:26

n n c hurt

33:28

when little more time she could not she

33:30

lost control over and actually like i can't move my

33:32

know i can't move my next eventually

33:34

she was able to move her neck like by

33:36

the time we lost but she could not support it

33:38

at all on for once

33:40

again will we we lost she lost

33:42

their from the m r i the hospitals

33:44

it's a day in are you don't stay overnight

33:47

am unable to

33:49

walk again or hold your neck

33:52

that we like the hospital my

33:54

dad mean keeper and so

33:57

it turned out just with a

33:59

just testing of stuff that we've had done a

34:02

was the contrast the gadolinium she

34:04

had a reaction to live she can't like

34:07

teach change or and i don't

34:09

know if she was like does prior

34:11

to she's never had an m r i before

34:14

she's unable to earn like

34:16

get rid of that to to process the

34:18

gadolinium it state

34:21

in your body or whatever guess that happens with some

34:23

people and plus she is allergic

34:26

to heavy metals as well we found out they

34:28

don't know that allergy preexisted

34:30

or fit yes though

34:33

a lotta times people develop allergies

34:36

which , witnessed something i never knew

34:38

like sperm you could develop

34:41

i'm from vaccines from viruses

34:43

such or of sir something similar happened my

34:45

somewhere like as somewhere like or he also now

34:47

a blue developed always food allergies

34:50

now i understand one

34:53

so so i'm you know what

34:55

can describe her life you

34:58

know her her quality of life at this

35:00

point the

35:02

obviously indefinitely sees bound to

35:04

a wheelchair

35:06

but what it what about in terms of functionality

35:08

learning speaking the

35:12

know in general is able to

35:14

function as seen lot pain

35:17

is he able to think clearly speak clearly

35:19

so

35:22

it

35:22

she is in wheelchair she

35:24

can't cheat can't take

35:26

showers by herself like i have to help

35:28

her do everything i to help transfer her

35:30

to the toilet i mean she didn't go

35:32

the bathroom by yourself that it's like

35:34

the helped or rather showers get dry like

35:36

like putting on can't cheat

35:39

sheet det supt lost her independence

35:41

like most of it that she can

35:44

make get around in a wheelchair

35:46

she can wield herself if she's on my

35:48

car was floor i'm

35:50

in terms of her brain she

35:52

gets exhausted very easily

35:55

she was going to school for

35:57

an hour and half to two hours a day and and

35:59

we're doing i'm son is

36:02

a modified yeah modified

36:05

workload , home where i would work

36:08

with her and he

36:11

will mix up words and

36:14

, even realize that she doing it in

36:16

that's getting worse actually

36:20

where she'll just call

36:22

things by the wrong name and

36:24

i mean name know what she's talking about and now

36:26

we just joke about it has what else to

36:28

mean like you gotta

36:32

sure life so we you know that's

36:34

how she's to somebody that jokes

36:36

about everything are you so that's not a physical

36:39

you know kind of from the waist down as years

36:41

now grinding clearly there was

36:43

some damage their that married

36:45

harford to articulate and

36:48

right is lot more systemic than someone

36:50

your bed now sounds like i'll be in a wheel to

36:52

address my life but man they're fully and

36:55

sneezing and there's lot people like that

36:57

ah okay so let's go backwards

36:59

monsieur author has thirteen pain

37:02

a constant pain in your back her neck

37:04

she still has problems like supporting

37:06

her neck i mean it's getting it's gotten

37:08

a little bit better but like if

37:10

she is what if she had the way i

37:13

compared to is like with a baby it's

37:15

like you know if you hold a baby up

37:18

by you know supporting it's back if

37:21

you know baby can kind of pulled out a

37:24

snack but sometimes it'll bob although side

37:26

are you know much about

37:27

not always what we would always put them the crevice

37:30

the couch sites you know s and

37:32

at age three months old through four months old

37:34

yes and her neck

37:36

it wow wow the so so that's

37:38

where i want take it this is kind part one this

37:41

, the story of what happened to her

37:43

so let's take it back to early january

37:45

twenty twenty arm she's

37:47

arm twelve year old year old girl describe

37:50

her physical condition then she

37:53

was and or awesome there's

37:55

ago

37:56

shape she's one those kids

37:58

that would try the work

38:00

in word to as excel

38:02

sheet played soccer not right

38:05

for this but you know throughout her

38:07

life she played soccer volleyball

38:10

she did gymnastics she on

38:12

good dance she would

38:15

she's i mean she was mean twelve year old at

38:17

the time she did to stocks twenty four

38:19

seven she taught herself and like she would

38:21

walk round on our hands like all the time

38:23

have a bunch of pictures of like right

38:25

before she got the seconds

38:28

her are like up on hands like

38:30

a walking around on her hands she

38:34

mark rock climb she's with

38:36

very strong non stop

38:38

in like it it i said she'd any she

38:41

would try she would just

38:44

he do you know that you're at it she just six stuff up

38:46

physically the weather there were no

38:48

no minutes or physical

38:50

the conditions or

38:52

or learning disabilities the

38:55

for that know

38:56

no learning de she did have h

38:58

de she diagnosed with h de regarding

39:02

yeah so she did take our

39:05

, she would only to get money through

39:07

for like only when she was in school she went to

39:09

take your ones you muslim in school and

39:12

then she had been diagnosed

39:15

with dermot a graph year which is where

39:18

if you scratch yourself your like

39:20

get your skin leaders your

39:22

you get like a

39:25

so now that the reason why ask

39:27

you this is is to come full circle

39:29

now that everyone has heard the story

39:31

to very very tragic

39:34

what i don't what will i'm just trying

39:36

to project what i

39:38

would thought and think anyone listening

39:40

would have thought before we are

39:42

innocence was broken we

39:44

would have thought at the time that if you would have taken

39:47

have twelve year old

39:49

girl in a clinical trial

39:51

the vaccine that the new the ingredients

39:54

and technology certainly was novel certainly

39:56

at a minimum very much very much rust

39:59

assuming the wasn't developed way before

40:02

the

40:03

and and for cohort of of people

40:05

in twelve sixteen year olds that release

40:07

the rationale to begin with to need

40:09

it wasn't that necessary so

40:12

you have it a clinical trial any other pieces

40:14

that within day the be

40:17

severe systemic

40:19

multi pronged

40:20

reactions to it that degenerate

40:23

and and lead almost sacco paralysis

40:26

and lack of functionality indefinitely

40:30

hi

40:30

projecting my own it if you would told me that

40:32

story and say hey filling

40:35

the blend so i would have said oh

40:37

my gosh that whole period from february through

40:39

june twenty twenty that you described in

40:41

and out of the hospital e r m

40:43

diagnosis that you would have had a team

40:45

from pfizer and f d a

40:48

examining every aspect

40:50

of the paso physiology of this

40:53

what in vaccine would have caused said

40:55

going through her you know her history

40:59

writing papers on wanted studying

41:01

it what we could glean from

41:03

med constantly being in contact

41:05

with youth certainly getting use a personal

41:09

care and resolution

41:11

that you needed but also for

41:13

the benefit of the the globe

41:15

which is exactly why you do a clinical trial

41:18

and so you did sign up brain that's fine

41:20

but that if you did have such a bad or yeah since

41:22

they would learn from it and certainly

41:25

not go through with it until they got to

41:27

the bottom of it's that's what i would

41:29

have thought now and said stephanie

41:31

i want you to fill in this

41:33

the rest of the story what indeed didn't didn't

41:35

happen so

41:39

that's not what happened

41:41

i have never talk to five five

41:43

or has never talk to me am i

41:45

the first time i talked to the sta

41:48

why is this year the

41:50

early this year i'm

41:52

in it was only once and nothing

41:54

was done wow the rarest

41:56

report the first

41:58

communication i've gotten from then

42:00

why is this year as a year follow

42:03

pay how she at

42:04

how you know we're falling up from your your work

42:06

never followed up from the initial report

42:10

she they diagnosed her

42:12

just as big mind

42:14

you they approved the

42:17

vaccine in may

42:20

she didn't have her the a mariah

42:22

for brain

42:24

mind you this is all neurological and

42:27

it until june have

42:30

the middle june of two thousand and twenty

42:32

one so five

42:34

month later almost actually

42:37

five months later that's when they finally

42:39

did that after the vaccine was

42:41

approved they did

42:44

know chest that i now realize

42:46

like the mg i said talked about

42:48

didn't do that she can feel from the

42:50

waist down never did any empty netter

42:53

they did most

42:55

basic test they , possibly

42:57

do where they knew nothing

43:00

would show up up they

43:02

diagnosed service functional neurologic

43:05

disorder a day before

43:07

they submitted they uae that

43:09

he has submitted the iraq or april

43:13

ninth april when

43:16

they put into her charts

43:18

functional neurologic disorder which

43:21

is basically saying that this

43:23

is an airhead

43:27

it's it's

43:29

they

43:31

are and who who they who

43:33

who's they here and

43:35

infinity children's hospital so

43:37

i was a two hour that scene they

43:41

they sowed the principal investigator

43:44

that the trial was held

43:47

at cincinnati children's hospital so it's been

43:49

you know there's bunch trolls like for like

43:51

over vaccine being held at hospitals some

43:53

aren't at hospitals this ours was

43:56

the principal investigator who supposed

43:58

to be the as a kid for her

44:00

that you ever the participants

44:02

in the trial if anything it was to happen

44:05

okay the work for

44:07

cincinnati children's hospital

44:10

he can get into her records there

44:12

through out between

44:16

between january and

44:19

the april he

44:22

says are in their these notes or i target or

44:24

hazards in her chart he

44:26

taught to all of the specialist

44:29

provider to her to

44:32

her appointment so when the

44:35

site higher trust which we were

44:37

with elledge we weren't given choice like you hadn't

44:39

shed to see a psychiatrist but also because

44:42

they put her on antidepressants which

44:45

means since taking harassed and my son

44:47

the dining cognitive behavioral

44:49

therapy which is supposed to that

44:51

that is what that in and

44:53

and physical therapy if you are functional

44:56

neurologic disorder that is what supposed

44:58

to make it

44:59

well go all in it it did not work

45:01

she was she did it she didn't physical

45:04

therapy including mp from

45:07

february the rule

45:11

through the and

45:13

i deserve you answered

45:15

the cardinal cognitive behavioral therapy

45:18

that long and long and never

45:21

got better as a tiny that they

45:23

stole diagnosed or with

45:25

that but like with the psychiatry

45:28

he had in there that he collapsed nieces

45:30

that literally has heard the word years

45:33

that he collaborated with the principal

45:35

investigator robert frank

45:38

and she only had to this

45:40

is your diners to response from they're allowed to

45:42

disorder and anxiety on

45:45

the had to virtual visits with

45:48

maddie am so not in person

45:50

never matter before and he's one that

45:52

diagnosed there were two functional neurologic disorder

45:55

chew virtual visit

45:58

there and collaborating

46:01

with the principal investigator the

46:03

neurologist every one of these doctors

46:05

so the neurologist and

46:07

had note their belt did you talk to

46:09

principal investigator the

46:11

allergies hard to

46:14

the principal investigator before

46:16

and after an hour just did

46:18

zero chest mind you see also

46:20

like i do so much that had happened to

46:22

her that i i can't even tell

46:25

, all of it like she had rashes all his

46:27

or her body and she had

46:29

boosters in her mouth like in the beginning

46:31

see a what

46:33

a bowl were former boil

46:36

like or boil lumps on

46:38

her head so the allergist

46:40

dude zero test nothing

46:42

zero if

46:43

you throttle as time edu much of neurologist

46:45

allergies a

46:47

sane person would have sell

46:50

that the

46:51

are you might entertain some additional

46:53

things but stayed on your pound gorilla

46:55

on the room will be the vaccine to the was day

46:57

prior right arm and she was a healthy

46:59

twelve year olds was a ninety year olds that

47:02

that wasn't at the tip their tone

47:05

these are things that we adapt

47:08

or and and i mean they did like

47:10

said they just did normal blood work

47:12

they do an endoscopy which showed

47:14

all these tough showed abnormalities

47:17

but don't always why

47:19

is an explanation for every games do

47:22

you ship blood in

47:24

your urine seven times

47:27

between when she got the

47:29

like like right that first yours is

47:32

the and april southern timeshare

47:34

blender every time they split is that

47:36

they did a urinalysis she had one

47:38

for your they tried to blame it on

47:40

our period which also gain

47:43

by the way ten

47:45

days after she got the vaccine she got

47:47

it new it's like she had given birth

47:49

that joking it was for off i'm

47:52

israel very first one yeah that's

47:54

a big deal because this another i have zero

47:57

really eerie documented almost

48:00

the almost with conclusive proof at this point

48:02

that it is a major path

48:04

of physiological the outcome

48:07

of these shots to create guess

48:09

ah very abnormal menstrual

48:12

cycles irregularities sell irregularities problem

48:14

and problem so problem so we are

48:18

i i i don't is is going to say gets here

48:20

we are

48:22

i would say probably about fifteen

48:24

months into when people following

48:26

this would have seen very serious issues

48:28

with the sites and we're all

48:31

hearing are hair out trying to figure out

48:33

how is it that we have over

48:36

a million entries in there's yo

48:39

encompassing every malady

48:42

known to man

48:44

that we know there's a woeful under

48:46

reporting rate

48:48

we have so many safety signals

48:50

in health insurance data life insurance they

48:52

the disability data surveys

48:55

the

48:55

hundreds the academic paper sometimes

48:57

it very prestigious journals and

49:00

ah researchers a

49:02

publishing then over then last year

49:04

last year half

49:06

and yet there is tim to did

49:08

at this moment june twenty twenty

49:10

two storey still no desire

49:12

to even follow up on

49:14

any of that yes much less call a foul

49:16

on the mandates muscles call fell

49:19

on the distribution of

49:21

these shots and

49:22

foisted on the younger cohorts and now

49:24

green lights on no clinical

49:26

trials but your case is

49:28

almost the rosetta stone

49:31

during that because what you're telling us

49:34

is that even as as participant

49:37

in actual i clinical

49:39

trial

49:40

that you would scrutinized like anything you would have

49:43

investors all over the us

49:45

the most this is not when your daughter suffered most

49:47

systemic reaction you can imagine

49:49

immediately afterwards and

49:51

you make there was no follow up new

49:53

designer been diagnosed

49:55

to help you get treatment to study

49:58

it to recorded and your

50:00

the only conversation you had with the

50:02

as the eighth was only tissue

50:04

filed the various reports so they

50:06

were no longer because idea

50:08

the real for it was because

50:10

somebody else who was injured

50:12

got a are call

50:14

set up with them and and pulled me

50:16

into a to give me time with the

50:18

f t a they asked if there's not

50:20

because there's report know no

50:22

this is because somebody help

50:25

me you get

50:27

voice with them yeah and all

50:29

be clear here where i was yet i'm sorry

50:32

item notice ebony there one

50:34

thing to note because this is important

50:37

wow wow

50:40

we were in i was in the hospital with married

50:43

on , i had at

50:45

that point point story

50:47

went story by the way at

50:49

the accident the only

50:51

reason it dot out because

50:53

at that point i saw not he was the only one way going

50:55

to keep his personal she's the trial was trying to be

50:57

respectful of what did until they figured it

50:59

out the beginning on i'd

51:03

post something on face ferguson's repairs

51:05

my uncle ask me if could make public farm

51:08

so i knew know so that his church

51:10

to play know like okay so i made

51:12

my post public in it went viral overnight

51:16

the though that's how her

51:18

story got out not i mean i'm

51:21

from their job was in control

51:23

of just anyways

51:27

because of that there

51:29

exists other another individual that

51:31

was in the astra zeneca trials brand

51:33

dressing who was injured

51:36

she somebody saw matty

51:39

story an arm told

51:41

her about it and and connected her with

51:43

me through facebook on

51:45

at the time she was

51:48

being seen and studied

51:50

by the nih along with some

51:52

other people that had been

51:54

had all adults that had been injured and

51:56

there's actually there's paper just came out

51:58

this year from that the i don't know

52:00

if you saw they're not just an average

52:03

nash young doctor now though

52:06

i'm she can actually knew where dr

52:08

nasa she could not treat her

52:10

because she was a child on

52:12

fight he did talk to her know

52:14

the just which

52:16

is why they did all this additional

52:18

testing this is after it

52:20

was approved by the m arrival

52:22

brain they did bunch of other like

52:24

they did you just on strap

52:27

which by the way we're elevator for matty

52:29

they did return it sure

52:32

is a a in the

52:35

in a beer something i get and it doesn't matter

52:37

but they were elevated which is

52:39

not normal she dinner have strep throat my

52:42

any time remotely close

52:47

you drove there was no reason for

52:49

to be elevated i guess my point a bunch of

52:51

other stuff was not normal i'm

52:54

a lot stuff was not normal so

52:56

she talked to dr nasa

52:58

and doctor nash said that he was you

53:00

know he was studying

53:03

, individuals he didn't have

53:05

any children while corset didn't have any

53:07

children because at that time

53:11

time that that they talked it

53:13

had just been approved for kids

53:15

right so not gonna be talking

53:17

anybody unless they were in the trial but

53:20

he said to assume that

53:22

this to assume that

53:24

he recommended ib i do the

53:28

neurologist for

53:31

a short time i

53:32

was like i don't this is not fmd

53:34

he told us that he's like more and more i

53:36

see you this is not f and g the more and

53:39

then all of sudden we got a message

53:41

from him in nightshirt didn't

53:43

cause nothing instead

53:46

it's functional neurologic disorder we

53:48

recommend that you do cognitive behavioral

53:50

therapy or we'd already done

53:52

this mind you and physical therapy out

53:54

the blue which is also the time

53:57

that on doctor nash stop

53:59

talking

54:00

you a participant like responding

54:02

to them you're

54:04

a it was all around same time somebody

54:07

was told shut was

54:09

to a and again youre

54:13

trial participant this participant this how

54:15

the treated the trial participants and and

54:17

and to be clear we all understand that you

54:19

sign waiver it was clear that

54:22

you no because you did participate youre

54:24

not going to be able to sue for a hundred million

54:26

dollars there punitive damages thats the point of

54:28

signing up but the notion that

54:30

they would at least have care of you and

54:32

then most importantly get to the

54:34

bottom of the

54:36

path of physiological hall

54:39

or there is no waiver signed there

54:42

was an informed consent the

54:44

basically said that

54:46

on the normal things

54:49

that they tell you now that could

54:51

happen minus the period like

54:53

miles a day intelsat it's

54:55

basically you got a sore throat sore

54:57

arm on you can have

54:59

fever or you can have some isn't

55:01

pains for about two days and

55:04

that there is a possibility of and anaphylaxis

55:07

reaction that

55:09

there could be other reactions obviously that versatile

55:12

and that they will compensate

55:15

for any as medical

55:18

bills related to the trial as

55:20

they as they if it was

55:22

related trial oh so so

55:24

so i got the wrong so you would

55:26

be compensated for

55:29

alleys yes certainly the the medical care

55:31

so where does that stand ah

55:33

he obviously you're you have endless medical bills

55:36

that's all you do now is deal with her medical

55:38

care i'm that has

55:40

how much as the has size or paid you

55:43

the writer paid mean nothing on

55:46

cincinnati children's paid

55:48

for the hospital

55:51

bills that we incurred

55:53

by curve that

55:56

bear hospital only and

55:58

that was after we got a warrior

56:00

and wow

56:02

they they did not do it initially oh

56:05

they yeah we ended up

56:07

yeah

56:08

we're get lawyer involved they eventually took

56:10

the charges away for their but

56:12

that's not like all of the medical

56:15

like the all of the

56:19

that medicine and you

56:21

know that are all the medicine that she was prescribed

56:23

the didn't help are made of orders on

56:26

a dot wasn't for all the the lost

56:28

wages did i add because underwood contract

56:30

worker at the time that wasn't for

56:32

i mean a lot of expenses

56:35

that they you know into

56:37

time off to take her to appointments

56:40

when she was a not like all that stuff it's

56:42

not dot was case for and

56:45

we ended up moving her chair out

56:47

cincinnati children's hospital to another

56:49

local smaller children's hospital date

56:51

and children's just a little holding place

56:54

so after that they didn't pay

56:56

honestly for anything she did

56:59

in april peterson

57:01

of cincinnati job as once again

57:03

happen back she qualified for long

57:06

term care on

57:08

which for a year because she was in the hospital

57:10

for over a month arms

57:12

she qualified for that so she got that

57:14

for one year bad ram in

57:17

april so with

57:19

that it would pay for but co

57:21

pays that

57:24

we couldn't cover up

57:26

to starting in april last year

57:28

through april this

57:30

year and man though

57:34

internet it's not like anything before that is

57:36

the stuff that we had fight with cincinnati children's

57:38

which was of the big bulk of it

57:40

was before she was approved for that that

57:43

medicare medicaid but that's not

57:46

including like they wouldn't give

57:48

us a wheelchair forever so we had

57:50

to do like we had have for

57:52

the ramp in our house like none of that was

57:54

covered with for ramp house really

57:56

had to redo her arm like said

57:58

she can't roll

58:00

around you can only river

58:03

wheelchair on on harbor or

58:05

three it's like or report not mob the

58:07

cheapest yet we had

58:09

to make her arm the

58:12

shower in a way to get shower chair

58:14

all these things that you don't think about like

58:17

they all add up jump and

58:19

we had a base we make our house and to cover

58:21

accessible because she's in wheelchair

58:23

and they wouldn't even give us a wheelchair and beginning

58:25

we ended up getting one on our own i'm

58:28

finally they gave work as work as

58:30

get her custom wheelchair backwards in

58:34

you got it in november

58:37

november yeah november of

58:39

two thousand two thousand one so the

58:41

man and

58:43

my

58:45

yeah to get to get a wheelchair and i would imagine

58:47

that the a day week to week because

58:49

of all the cascading symptoms

58:52

you probably need to see lot

58:54

of doctors right

58:56

yeah some you know to who pleads for doctor if

58:58

agreement my insurance

59:00

okay so that now

59:03

so that will

59:05

when we were going to stuff that

59:07

insurance would cover we

59:10

were unable to get help for her like nobody

59:12

once removed her charity in children's

59:14

like they can see everything

59:16

from cincinnati children's so it's

59:18

like see a specialist at

59:20

any hospital that has on

59:24

what is it can't remember epic uses

59:26

effect which is pretty much every hospital

59:28

in the world they

59:30

can see my information

59:33

from the other

59:36

the hospital so once a c functional

59:38

neurologic deserves and you tell them

59:40

that she was in the trial like really big

59:42

thing the the

59:45

red flag and because nobody wants like

59:47

nobody was running chat with space we are

59:49

functional neurological disorder there's

59:51

no point in doing anymore chest plate

59:54

because they know something's going to show up

59:56

she was in the trial at this point people

59:59

know that the there's been

1:00:01

reaction to reactions line up with all

1:00:03

these medical papers that have come out yet

1:00:05

you know they do so they

1:00:08

don't want to be the ones that

1:00:10

say he had this

1:00:12

or this turned up abnormal you're

1:00:15

going to trial like that to your

1:00:17

sabotage they will be fired i'm

1:00:20

like little the situation where it

1:00:22

the really don't have an official diagnosis

1:00:24

from any doctor

1:00:26

functional neurologic disorder know

1:00:28

we do now we did see a doctor

1:00:31

bomb they did no

1:00:33

a neurologist and she was diagnosed

1:00:35

with vip d on

1:00:38

the one where her m g it was

1:00:40

not normal were waiting on the skin

1:00:42

punched biopsy on t

1:00:44

went through he has all of

1:00:46

her record of our protests

1:00:48

and everything so when we've lost

1:00:50

their he he had a good the

1:00:52

i guess i should say preliminary diagnosis

1:00:55

bit of i gunn i'm very factual

1:00:57

so here's a person to like

1:01:00

the with the point where it's our

1:01:02

fault by able to hit the

1:01:04

the diagnosis we i have on paper and

1:01:06

see idea though

1:01:09

it's

1:01:10

the ip de niro and only from a

1:01:12

private doctor said he dollars

1:01:15

er doctor that we paid out of pocket

1:01:17

the you hate and a passion for so from

1:01:19

there so

1:01:20

that you're teaching because she's

1:01:22

not being controlled by insurance you can dollar

1:01:24

true my youngest

1:01:26

daughter she has done through

1:01:28

like the hospital and like is

1:01:30

all the tests the was real

1:01:32

test we also as

1:01:35

soon see now of of of a

1:01:38

functional and natural passage doctor

1:01:41

to two different doctors we moved across

1:01:43

the stage because nobody

1:01:45

would help us on it

1:01:47

when it needed somebody like like

1:01:49

just do virtual are like do

1:01:51

it like one appointment these two

1:01:53

doctors see her every

1:01:55

single day the

1:01:58

elite in your job

1:02:00

lying to heal her body and she

1:02:02

is it has helped her but she still

1:02:04

like were at a standstill she's like

1:02:06

curb for bodies how here like when

1:02:09

we got here

1:02:10

we're on the workers were me daughter her

1:02:12

she had on john just like window

1:02:15

eyes are eyes were yolo and around your mouth

1:02:17

now i need to also note like that

1:02:20

though that that

1:02:23

and the end of december she

1:02:25

was hospitalized again we're to go to your

1:02:28

because she started

1:02:31

her stomach blew up a good

1:02:33

look like she was pregnant she was vomiting

1:02:35

like violently

1:02:38

, bad that her and you tube

1:02:40

came up in with stockton her software

1:02:42

just ah i'm so

1:02:45

they admitted or she was in hospitals rating

1:02:47

three or four days they did have they did

1:02:49

clean out after she was discharged

1:02:52

we gotta notice about

1:02:55

the formula recall with

1:02:57

arms and last night first

1:02:59

night was like whoa with you know she

1:03:01

was months and last but she was on our

1:03:03

to your junior which is

1:03:05

manufactured same class

1:03:08

same a was part the recall though

1:03:11

where with i forget the bacteria

1:03:13

that do get i mean

1:03:15

one hundred percent certain does all of

1:03:17

the cancer formula that we had

1:03:20

at our house were part of that recall

1:03:23

like they were in yeah what

1:03:25

that was so she

1:03:28

on top and add insult to injury

1:03:30

is an ancient make dissolves i'm

1:03:32

you know a guy that

1:03:34

she had dot on top of everything else so she was

1:03:36

a really bad shape by the time we got here

1:03:39

so their goal was to and

1:03:42

a nose starts yelling her her

1:03:44

dot and to

1:03:46

get her on a formula also to

1:03:48

figure out allergies and stop that nobody did

1:03:50

any allergy type she's orbs it's all

1:03:52

kinds of food so they put her on

1:03:54

an elemental formula

1:03:55

would you always allergic or or

1:03:58

or just now why i i

1:04:00

where nobody ever did any out she

1:04:02

had a bunch of food allergy tests done like

1:04:04

while back when she was diagnosed with the

1:04:06

dermis draft yeah and had

1:04:08

no food allergy she does now like

1:04:10

with he was able to enjoy food

1:04:12

like any other twelve year old yeah yeah

1:04:15

she just eight normal yes even

1:04:17

read anything to you about that mean twelve

1:04:19

year olds were all the sudden you can enjoy

1:04:21

food she defeat

1:04:23

eat formula

1:04:25

so part of what they do

1:04:27

when

1:04:28

whenever you if you are on in and

1:04:30

juju but some and and they think

1:04:32

that you're going to be able to the goal

1:04:34

of being able to eat again part of the speech

1:04:36

therapy so that you don't lose

1:04:38

the ability to do it is you do what

1:04:40

they called case so it's to

1:04:42

keep your taste buds working man

1:04:46

q due

1:04:48

to a gym and roman

1:04:50

how did you get as if you don't do a job like a

1:04:52

baby you'd have to learn it again even

1:04:54

with your taste buds so you

1:04:56

to reading use that as out so she

1:04:58

doesn't the mood shop so

1:05:00

do i think that's part of

1:05:03

the speech therapy and shores during

1:05:06

that so speech therapy is what

1:05:08

they do for the swallowing and like for

1:05:10

anything in your vital for me i think

1:05:12

speech therapy as being

1:05:14

just for talking but it's it's

1:05:16

first swallowing you're chewing

1:05:19

on that it's speech therapy know

1:05:23

they

1:05:23

didn't enjoy food like a normal human

1:05:26

court you know like she can't like good

1:05:28

or restaurants against it out

1:05:31

see i'm just trying to extrapolate

1:05:33

out i've never seen such a case that

1:05:35

is so foreboding what

1:05:38

was going to happen to the entire

1:05:40

world

1:05:41

they're not information now yeah you're

1:05:43

in the silo the clinical

1:05:45

trial and you have an immediate

1:05:48

reaction that rather

1:05:49

there's the entire body and

1:05:51

makes within you know twelve

1:05:53

year old systemically disabled and

1:05:56

even then there was no pharmacovigilance

1:06:00

surveillance you

1:06:02

know keep monitoring

1:06:05

reporting documenting studying

1:06:08

certainly obviously hand holding in compensation

1:06:10

and encompassing care and really

1:06:13

at her nose it out on your own how

1:06:15

much more so when

1:06:17

you look at all these people that maybe are older

1:06:20

and maybe it's a little bit more subtle

1:06:22

they're definitely very disrupted neurological

1:06:24

damage they feel heart damage they feel

1:06:26

their aging they feel their limping they

1:06:29

get the onset of autoimmune but it's you know

1:06:31

it's not like a day later like your life

1:06:33

changes like in the case of matty b

1:06:35

because even those cases are not being

1:06:37

documented like that

1:06:39

over from our wife she'll thorough

1:06:41

adults like her the again

1:06:44

yeah mean urge you there are

1:06:47

there different levels of severity

1:06:49

and terms of how oh were

1:06:51

their reaction there but there are

1:06:53

adults that are just if her

1:06:56

what about key talk a little bit about the various

1:06:58

reporting on you

1:07:01

know what that experience was like

1:07:03

and what that demonstrates

1:07:05

in terms of the likely

1:07:07

underreporting factor globally

1:07:11

though

1:07:12

i'll talk about there's an alpha want to explain

1:07:15

like what they're monitoring and

1:07:17

how they monitor during the trial

1:07:20

so for

1:07:22

the trial they don't

1:07:24

you might the principal

1:07:27

they don't use theirs for the trial okay

1:07:30

the way that they do it if anything happens

1:07:32

it's the principal investigator

1:07:35

reports it to respond or which

1:07:37

would be pfizer in our case and pfizer

1:07:39

reports it to the up yet that's

1:07:41

what happens there's no there's record of

1:07:43

as is so i filled out

1:07:45

of bears and four because they wouldn't

1:07:48

tell me what symptoms were reported

1:07:50

for matty and i found out

1:07:52

about you know to reach have repeatedly

1:07:54

asking the prince was s or if

1:07:57

they filed various report he's like that's

1:07:59

not how work for the trial i've the

1:08:02

email with fire

1:08:04

so i'd like you know what i'm putting on here

1:08:06

because i'm a people to see what happened her and i want

1:08:08

documented it took me three

1:08:10

days to be able by all that

1:08:12

bears with were because of the amount of information

1:08:14

the code is or the

1:08:17

tweet

1:08:18

it would have kept tiny out

1:08:21

essentially

1:08:22

every time for ever do it like

1:08:25

i need to go look for information

1:08:27

or whatever sorry the

1:08:30

the

1:08:33

i don't know time that noted my doubt

1:08:35

answer slavish i like

1:08:37

you're at after each time so you'd put

1:08:39

in all that effort so many i was on

1:08:41

all over guess story of the source

1:08:43

it doesn't say this is a yeah there was

1:08:46

a nightmare no i don't know

1:08:48

how anybody like nobody

1:08:50

in their right mind would sell one of those

1:08:52

out for ,

1:08:54

like it's my yeah we really takes forever

1:08:57

but you can't sell bunch out there is

1:08:59

impossible

1:09:01

no with the trial dow when

1:09:04

you win

1:09:05

all they're doing is they monitor

1:09:07

you for or think it's a week after

1:09:10

navy to i can't remember week

1:09:12

or two weeks but all the

1:09:15

user an app called

1:09:17

trial called trial and group the

1:09:19

and you were soliciting

1:09:22

side effect and all those side

1:09:24

effect that there's some listening information

1:09:26

on are the ones that said the the minor

1:09:28

ones they tell you about did you have

1:09:31

arm as or of abdominal pain

1:09:33

or was it mild moderate or severe

1:09:35

and didn't require hospitalization

1:09:38

ernie are gets it diarrhea

1:09:42

an arm swelling a fever

1:09:46

muscle just muscle aches

1:09:48

laurie

1:09:52

the turnpike completion right

1:09:55

there's no where to play there

1:09:57

you have electrical shocks up and down your

1:09:59

spine in that you

1:10:02

have what

1:10:04

, fingers and toes or white that

1:10:06

you have a rush over your body

1:10:08

that you have boosters in your throat

1:10:11

that you feel like

1:10:13

your heart is being ripped out for your neck none

1:10:15

of us there's nowhere to put that

1:10:17

on the yeah there's nowhere to document the

1:10:20

instructions are you call the trial

1:10:23

wine call

1:10:24

don't email you call

1:10:26

now we've email just we have documentation

1:10:29

that is how you report years other symptoms

1:10:32

that's it is only monitor for short

1:10:34

periods of time i say there is

1:10:36

this day to this day that

1:10:39

you don't know if there's era is it it

1:10:41

makes sense they wouldn't use theirs because you do something

1:10:43

even better it's a finite number people you

1:10:45

want to it's trial want scrutinize the dance

1:10:47

way going learn from so they have their own thing that's

1:10:49

even better awesome said to this state

1:10:51

do you see report no

1:10:54

we don't know what was i have as

1:10:57

when when did turkey of yea i

1:10:59

said i wouldn't know what was reported

1:11:02

mary side effect the

1:11:04

word spreads to get back to me and and never

1:11:06

told me they were supposed get back to me and

1:11:09

, have asked to principal investigator

1:11:11

repeatedly he goes over symptoms i go

1:11:13

which route which was really

1:11:16

have a record of phone call with

1:11:18

one of the trial people that worked at the

1:11:20

trial because they had called got something out

1:11:23

in we my husband like interrogated

1:11:26

damn it we have that recorded still

1:11:28

have not gotten an answer the only

1:11:30

thing that showed up on the you way okay

1:11:33

in there to buy know which who was matty

1:11:35

to there were only three people that they said

1:11:37

that had severe reaction it

1:11:39

was functional abdominal pain and

1:11:41

pirozhki just that is all they reported

1:11:44

know anyway functional

1:11:47

abdominal pain google it

1:11:48

not at it so he er he stephanie

1:11:50

because in

1:11:51

impurities or is pins and needles

1:11:53

it's like of your hand falls asleep and

1:11:55

then comes back that in

1:11:57

mile games associate i know

1:12:00

what was her fi know because

1:12:03

there's in then but there's other

1:12:05

kids in there that they had explained

1:12:07

away that they were taken out the trial

1:12:09

because of i'm psychological the

1:12:13

the

1:12:14

guarantee you they weren't bad adverse reactions

1:12:17

to and they were just able

1:12:19

to explain them away and right

1:12:22

on my by we just

1:12:23

eating since you've been but i'm going on in

1:12:25

their what you're saying is that see

1:12:27

everyone sing in debating what we see

1:12:30

on their documents oh well you know this

1:12:32

is bad and even on their documented doesn't look very

1:12:34

good assessing the baby trial looks insane but

1:12:36

what you're saying yes you can't even

1:12:38

trust the raw data because

1:12:40

essentially the help

1:12:42

dot so i don't they have released i

1:12:44

think the raw data there are

1:12:46

the twelve district that dot trial yet

1:12:48

i don't think maybe they did i thought

1:12:50

it was just the adults that i mean they're

1:12:52

releasing certain amount of they

1:12:55

do each whatever

1:12:58

the

1:12:59

yeah me the the are banana but we don't

1:13:01

have you know who's who obviously

1:13:04

right in and the trial for years are

1:13:06

you yeah i know my after number

1:13:09

so i have my daughters and my two sons

1:13:11

i am their numbers the

1:13:14

white in and on the

1:13:16

lawyers habit so yeah

1:13:19

there

1:13:19

was brilliant tactics typically

1:13:21

you do it's clinical trial seat there's problems

1:13:24

any problem you just say it's not from the

1:13:26

vaccine see no evil hear no evil

1:13:28

so very go on

1:13:30

and and what they did so ,

1:13:32

their thing is your the anxiety the

1:13:34

clinical trial was essentially

1:13:36

a microcosm of what happened which

1:13:38

is that store lot of issues but there's

1:13:40

no issues because all those

1:13:42

issues are in your mind there either throughout

1:13:45

from the that mean they're coincidence you're

1:13:47

amazing is i'm i

1:13:50

kinda unease is what they were you and don't

1:13:52

see orange

1:13:54

if you only do just that you they

1:13:56

know what tests going

1:13:58

to show things they know it

1:14:00

to do and when they will show things

1:14:02

and when they should wait to do just

1:14:04

like david doing emi for spying

1:14:07

and so much that was two months after

1:14:09

all that's often too much they

1:14:12

never did a

1:14:14

lot of punches know that i

1:14:17

want to show something

1:14:21

they else is

1:14:23

they get new if you don't tude tests

1:14:25

that was

1:14:26

if you if it's like you to manipulate

1:14:28

the data

1:14:29

you just mean they knew as you

1:14:31

know from that one documents the different things

1:14:33

that could have happened with it they know

1:14:35

what those different you know things

1:14:37

that occur lot of are auto immune the

1:14:40

these are the tests they can confirm him so

1:14:42

if you don't do those tests then

1:14:45

be then you won't confirm yup

1:14:48

they didn't happen

1:14:50

it didn't happen it didn't happen meeting and

1:14:52

less you could prove beyond a

1:14:54

set of a doubt with the scientific method

1:14:57

said this is what is well who's to

1:14:59

say could be twelve year old next they became

1:15:01

paralyzed yards stuff have the

1:15:03

time that happens maybe

1:15:05

that's what they're doing now whereas typically

1:15:07

the number code would dictate the opposite right

1:15:09

that's you know you're the clinical

1:15:11

trial look if we see any issue we're

1:15:13

gonna assume it's a problem else unless we

1:15:15

can rule it out and and that's

1:15:18

you go on from there

1:15:19

i i can't believe it said and

1:15:21

in the beginning the whole thing we are written

1:15:24

this is another to this is another way that

1:15:26

they could explain it away we don't

1:15:28

know if she got the vaccine

1:15:31

or the placebo i might

1:15:33

i have three kids in the trial and

1:15:35

i know which one's dot something

1:15:38

enjoy your my middle son got the placebo

1:15:40

because he has had zero reaction he

1:15:43

also by the way has not gotten

1:15:45

cove it yeah the

1:15:47

gonna be never got the back he never got code numbers

1:15:49

like but natty deride are you

1:15:51

mad he did yeah matty just had it

1:15:54

the in ali and

1:15:56

the and of may

1:15:59

this year

1:16:00

she she got covered and

1:16:02

man two weeks after one year

1:16:04

two weeks after that she got even

1:16:07

they're trying to say was the flu we know now she

1:16:09

got really sick like high

1:16:11

for you are like was like well hundred

1:16:14

three point seven i'm she

1:16:16

was shaking she i mean it

1:16:18

was like she was really sick she still

1:16:20

thick she's still have like a sore throat

1:16:22

the fever finally broke after like five

1:16:24

six days

1:16:26

yeah so i don't like your body

1:16:28

probably reacting from having covered two

1:16:31

weeks later then let's was

1:16:33

reported to the

1:16:36

the drought because she still in the trial

1:16:39

in all you're doing right now to monitor

1:16:41

is they asked if you

1:16:44

you fill out on the app if you have

1:16:46

basically coded sometimes have

1:16:48

you had fever sore throats

1:16:51

larger , you know knowledge was

1:16:53

just because we have you had you

1:16:55

know when you go in there between screening

1:16:57

your for trowbridge have you had ba ba ba

1:16:59

ba that's basically what the

1:17:01

app in as a yes or no and

1:17:04

then have you tested positive for go

1:17:06

yeah for now and that's it and then they call

1:17:08

you so they called us on for

1:17:10

both occasions and what's supposed

1:17:13

to happen with the coven

1:17:15

when she did have co which is there supposed

1:17:17

we have these at home tax why didn't i told

1:17:19

you were on the west coast getting with treatment bomb

1:17:22

i didn't bring those with me so told them

1:17:24

that unlike

1:17:26

roger how my husband send one from at home

1:17:28

or you can send him to new year i

1:17:31

was like but like know i know here and they're like oh well

1:17:33

we'll just bypass that so they're not

1:17:35

even following protocol

1:17:39

i'm you know i'm just thinking

1:17:41

that thirty eight page pfizer document

1:17:43

that was only uncovered through

1:17:45

the court it

1:17:47

listed nine pages of known

1:17:50

now maladies as of february

1:17:52

twenty twenty and

1:17:54

didn't count of exactly but it's a it's a little

1:17:56

over a thousand i think if you would count them

1:17:58

all off people gone through

1:18:01

them and there's almost an academic

1:18:03

paper case study on every

1:18:05

single one that we have that we could point

1:18:07

piece of literature on it's and and none

1:18:09

of those you're saying or even an option

1:18:12

they don't have database to fill them out

1:18:14

the he

1:18:17

i don't i don't even know what to say we're pretty much at

1:18:19

a time but drill quake did

1:18:21

anyone media

1:18:24

academia science

1:18:27

medicine reach out to you upon hearing

1:18:29

your story

1:18:32

them media

1:18:34

brian's no advice and

1:18:36

and nobody there the doing daddy or anything

1:18:39

oh no no no into

1:18:43

no

1:18:44

nobody sudden teenage sir

1:18:46

paralysis hints from i guess so

1:18:48

that that happens on

1:18:51

they didn't media like local media

1:18:53

so any interest

1:18:55

now because cincinnati children's hospital

1:18:57

their like like there's there's

1:18:59

plenty of stories about how

1:19:02

they did become vaccine trials and how

1:19:04

they are you put cincinnati

1:19:06

like on the map in the bubble

1:19:08

but like about the trial they're all with

1:19:10

doctor robert trying yeah

1:19:13

oh i see i am i'm in central

1:19:15

maryland but he has nobody

1:19:17

reported on the

1:19:20

the one closest to mainstream

1:19:22

media was tucker carlson am

1:19:24

also fox and friends did an interview

1:19:26

with me the fox and friends interview

1:19:29

has disappeared pointed never happened

1:19:31

never had aired live and then

1:19:33

there was it's you can't find it's nowhere

1:19:36

i mean it often

1:19:38

but it's nowhere the tucker carlson is

1:19:40

not that interview with a out there

1:19:42

those are the only like other than

1:19:45

he i don't tons of interviews

1:19:48

not with any they're

1:19:50

like commentators there there are people like

1:19:52

me or whatever but it should be you would think the

1:19:54

local her ohio no

1:19:57

no no media would find inside

1:20:00

or so i had people reach out me

1:20:02

and i agreed to do it and none of them

1:20:04

follow through

1:20:07

yeah doesn't yeah me where i live

1:20:09

in maryland johns hopkins looms

1:20:11

large so i could imagine that

1:20:13

it's a similar dynamic where it says there's

1:20:15

certain death hot civil said that you

1:20:17

just kind don't go there are

1:20:19

some may didn't buy their own

1:20:21

them a fighter own mainstream

1:20:24

media it's like all their advertisements

1:20:26

and start again they lose

1:20:28

their funding network

1:20:29

learning vast you don't you don't cross

1:20:31

osiris on did you verify

1:20:34

the lot the lot

1:20:36

yeah that that the lot number word is a price

1:20:39

the

1:20:39

difference for the trial

1:20:41

they don't quite follow the same

1:20:43

it was a different arm ,

1:20:46

it was it's not the same a

1:20:48

yeah we are somebody at ask me

1:20:50

about that and even built this

1:20:52

i don't have in front of me the way the serial

1:20:54

number is for it this on her

1:20:56

card which by the way they said

1:20:58

other's lives are screwed up they

1:21:00

are they sent us her card in

1:21:02

it only had that she had one

1:21:05

dose relies one she will

1:21:07

lead only had like the information

1:21:09

for one so leaders the up new

1:21:11

card with the actual two doses on it

1:21:14

didn't just six to one

1:21:16

so we have to cards for her to the kind of relaxing

1:21:19

lionel richie of one dose and yellow and has the

1:21:21

gym two doses truth a guard

1:21:24

wow wow i mean this

1:21:26

is this is really something else this

1:21:28

is under speechless i mean i'm i'm rarely

1:21:30

speechless ah ,

1:21:32

know final point here is

1:21:35

there's no way based on just what we're seeing

1:21:37

what we're real world there's no way you're the only

1:21:39

story in the clinical trial

1:21:42

have you heard of anyone else has

1:21:44

anyone outspoken now

1:21:46

yeah and i'm in argentina

1:21:48

is just dabo and and forget

1:21:50

to and

1:21:53

stylo new nike of several

1:21:55

i i gusto it goes through the lawyer

1:21:57

from from winter tires yeah

1:22:00

he is for the clinical trial

1:22:02

for pfizer he's the only other person

1:22:04

i know that she spoke out m

1:22:06

for astra zeneca brand

1:22:09

dress in and then for a month

1:22:11

dern i know olivia i forget

1:22:13

her last name some she

1:22:15

is spoken out so public

1:22:18

usage even bureau seeing even your

1:22:20

hey people like me only found out about

1:22:22

it by accident in it

1:22:24

was really one of your attorneys that

1:22:26

i happen to know when he chose

1:22:28

to that's a came to life at the time

1:22:31

but i can easily see based on everything

1:22:33

you're describing how even

1:22:35

though your your daughter's vs was

1:22:37

so severe and so immediate that

1:22:40

could gotten swept up and need pretty

1:22:43

much did every would have never known about it

1:22:45

so certainly with other people are

1:22:47

there are more i mean oh my

1:22:49

gosh while i'm boy

1:22:51

we can go on and on i i thank you for your generous

1:22:53

time is there any way that

1:22:55

the audience could could help

1:22:57

you have a crowd sourcing page

1:23:00

whether it's medical bills legal bills as anyway

1:23:02

people to hell

1:23:04

yes married does have a

1:23:07

it's a wife thunder account at

1:23:10

a lot of aside

1:23:13

scrutinize if yes vaccine injury

1:23:15

and that taken away so it's on

1:23:17

my slender and then you eat at splash

1:23:20

married but if you do if

1:23:22

if you google

1:23:23

can send it to you the link com

1:23:26

is thunder matty very

1:23:29

and by the way garay madeline

1:23:31

and they de de i de yeah

1:23:33

m seeing it comes up right away so you

1:23:35

no until that that at least so

1:23:37

i folks i folks really cannot

1:23:40

the underscore this euthanize he

1:23:42

will go through tragedies and terrible but

1:23:45

he attends day there's not much to do that much

1:23:47

money here as well as we heard a mean

1:23:49

there's there's no compensation here this

1:23:51

is going to be no god willing what

1:23:54

we're going get a better bites and obviously

1:23:56

going to take a lot of care and you're pretty

1:23:58

much on your own with that

1:24:00

ah thank you for sharing

1:24:03

your story it may

1:24:05

god be with you with matty help

1:24:08

her get cured and mean this kid yeah the

1:24:10

could cure anyone at any point

1:24:13

and know we gotta make sure that

1:24:15

other people

1:24:17

have this informed consent that other

1:24:19

people learn just the science

1:24:22

behind this had a detect had diagnosis

1:24:24

had a treat injury you

1:24:26

can't read something you refuse to recognize

1:24:29

and this is why this is really

1:24:31

in my view the number one

1:24:34

public policy issue at this point

1:24:37

it is our government's responsibility

1:24:39

to take care of it

1:24:42

and but instead they're moving the opposite direction

1:24:44

more cohorts more shots less

1:24:46

scrutiny no clinical trials

1:24:49

but , don't feel so bad about

1:24:51

what as the a committee doing today is what you're telling

1:24:53

me is essentially there's no trial anyway

1:24:56

so it's do not making it official

1:24:58

ah yes leave him

1:25:00

all

1:25:02

that well

1:25:04

again will be in touch she'll keep us updated

1:25:06

anything this audience could do but again ah

1:25:09

i'm i urge everyone to go and

1:25:12

obviously donate generously life

1:25:15

thunder mattie de gary m

1:25:17

a de de i e de

1:25:19

g a r a why stephanie

1:25:21

thanks a much may god be with you thank

1:25:24

you for the opportunity to talk insurer story

1:25:28

the folks stephanie the gary they're super

1:25:30

long as so so we're at a time but

1:25:32

again there's a lot to digest

1:25:34

they're pretty much everything that

1:25:37

we've been going over so past

1:25:39

year and half on this in macro sense this

1:25:42

individual case this

1:25:45

foreboding exactly

1:25:47

what we're going to incur

1:25:50

as as as as humanity this

1:25:52

is this is where all the same boat the entire

1:25:54

globe it's still going

1:25:56

on this is the game

1:25:59

cover

1:26:00

up see no evil hear no evil no

1:26:02

compassion no help no science

1:26:04

no studies no informed consent

1:26:07

no guard rails no nuremberg

1:26:09

people need to be swinging from

1:26:11

a tree and god willing

1:26:13

we will make that happen folks them

1:26:16

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1:26:18

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1:26:20

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1:26:22

tomorrow god bless you all thank