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Scott Schara: Standards Of Care, Big Money & Medical Malpractice · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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We are blessed today to have another brother with us that I've talked to many, many times
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and boys.
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He opened a lot of people's eyes.
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His name is Scott Shara.
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He also is known as Grace's dad and I want to bring him in.
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He's in the studio right now.
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So Mr. Shara, welcome back to World View Matters.
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Good to see you, brother.
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Great to see you too and I'm going to promote your book for a second because I'm a fan
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of Alex Newman also, but yours truly along with my wife, Road Chapter 9, the most important
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chapter of the book.
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So you've got to pick David's book versus Alex's, but Alex's is I bought Alex's also.
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It's fantastic.
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Thank you for mentioning that.
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I don't mind plugging my own book on my own show, but if you're not familiar with Scott,
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you guys Chapter 9 is all about what he and his family went through when they lost
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their 19 year old daughter, Grace.
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If you're a new viewer or a new listener to the podcast, you might not be familiar with
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Scott's story, but the website is our amazing Grace dot net.
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There it is.
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Our amazing Grace dot net.
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Yes, it looks like a busy, busy website because there's a lot of information.
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There's a lot of resources and a word about what you have on the site and the information
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that people can get Scott.
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Well, at this point, I have 3,500 hours of research and since Grace's death, you know,
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when you and I first met, I had a couple hundred hours and now you're a rookie then.
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I was a rookie at everything in a binder, remember?
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Yes.
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And now it had to be categories on the website with all these different tabs because it has
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really become an exposure of the medical industrial complex and how the satanic agenda is behind
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that entire medical industry.
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Well, I'm going to quote an article you just sent me that you recently wrote.
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COVID exposed the message in the title and is the diagnosis is the patient.
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Yes.
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I pray this article will open eyes and hearts to what's going on in the walled gardens.
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We call hospitals and the very next line, Scott let you elaborate on this.
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Talking about his daughter, Grace, she went in with a cold hours later.
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She was on vapor, then a bipap.
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She was dead six and a half days later.
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Scott, that's powerful.
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Take it from there.
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Just share just the bullet points of the story.
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I know you've done this many, many, many times, but we do have a lot of new viewers.
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It's hard to grasp, you know, as I replay things, which we do every single day at home.
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You can't help but replaying it.
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My best buddy's gone.
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You replay this and then compare it to the hospital stay that I had three days after Grace died
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and you can't help but see what they did and now we're through the first round of depositions
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in the lawsuit and you see what they were doing.
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They are all in on the COVID narrative and they're treating the diagnosis.
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So Grace had the diagnosis of COVID and that's what they did.
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They had a protocol to treat the diagnosis.
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The hospital I went into three days later, they had a protocol to listen to the patient
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and treat the patient and that hospital turned me around in 24 hours because they did 180
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degree difference than what happened with Grace.
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In Grace's case, I allowed her to go into the hospital because I was told, we'll put
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her on oxygen in a steroid for three, four days as a precaution and then get her out
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of here.
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The reality was if they would have only done that, Grace would be alive today.
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But they started this process of vapor therm and bypass.
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They made oxygen therapy a mini-god and that became an idol that drove almost everything.
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Well then, because she was on vapor therm and then a bypass, they used that as an excuse
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to put Grace on an anesthesia medicine called precedex.
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Then they combined the anesthesia medicine with a sedation medicine called lorazapam.
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Then they combined those two with an opioid called morphine and that's what you do to
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euthanize somebody in hospice care in their last hour of life.
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To boot the doctor put an illegal do not resuscitate order on Grace's chart.
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When it came time to revive her, they wouldn't.
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When you compare that to what happened in my hospital stay, I was on low dose oxygen through
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a cannula, a steroid and then they used budesanide through a inhaler basically to open up my
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lungs.
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The doctor sat down with me, how come more hospitals didn't do that?
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The only thing that I can say is part of the programming has infiltrated hospitals to follow
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standards of care.
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But with COVID, the hospitals were specifically incentivized to do certain things.
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The incentive, for example, to label somebody as a COVID patient to write on their death certificate
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that they died of COVID-19 pneumonia, these things were all incentivized.
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And how much did a hospital get per person for those what you just said?
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Well, the average stay was over 100,000 and this is not something I'm just making up
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for one person.
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For one person.
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The hospital would get 100,000 in government bonus payments, that's outside of the insurance
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payments and the regular payments for the room rent, etc.
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So the incentives were, you know, God says the love of money is the root of all sorts
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of evils and the incentives were such that it took what they were already used to.
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This was set up through standards of care.
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So what they were already used to, it just, okay, well, the government is saying this,
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I trust the government, they're the ones who feed me and so consequently we're going
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to follow this model.
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What bothers, still bothers me about it is after, let's say that you and I are a doctor in
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a hospital and almost 100% of your patients are dying, well, how long would it take you
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to start looking elsewhere other than the mandates that were coming down from the FDA and
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the NIH?
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I want to ask you really quick.
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We've had, thanks to you, Jeff Wagner on this podcast several times.
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He was the documentary producer of breaking the oath.
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Breaking the oath.
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If you guys, if you haven't seen it, breaking the oath, great documentary, Jeff Wagner is
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a producer and he's just a great brother, he's got his own podcast, but he interviewed
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a few nurses who, I don't know that they kind of exposed a lot because I don't know how
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much that got out there because you don't really hear anything on the major media about
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this with nurses like the ones that were in breaking the oath.
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Have you heard more stories like that from either doctors, nurses, hospital personnel,
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administrators, any since you've been fighting this battle, have you heard some say, yep,
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I did it because that's what the protocol was or I didn't want to lose my job.
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Have you heard more stories like that?
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Sure, I'll give you a couple, one just recently, but it isn't about, you know, so this
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nurse left, but she's, she's in a hospital setting yet, she's, she's a nurse that is
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awake, she's in a hospital setting.
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And just two weeks ago, I had contact with, with a friend of hers, she's likely going
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to come on my podcast, but she said they had eight births that day, three died at birth.
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And it was all vaccinated moms.
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So this is, it is so widespread, you know, that percentage, oh, it's super high percentage.
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Yeah, I mean, that's that's unheard of, you know, we know there's a 24% all cause mortality
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increase for the job, but that isn't your question.
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The one, you know, to be very specific about the question that you have, this bothers me
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because people knew, you know, there's people that did not know, but an example is a,
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a nurse in Appleton, when she heard me speak out the first time, she called the reporter
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who did the report and said, that man's lying.
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About six months ago, she called that same reporter and said, he's not lying.
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And the reason she knew that is because she's the power of attorney on her dad and the
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doctor in that hospital put an illegal, do not resuscitate order under dad.
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So with the permission of the reporter, she broke her to phone call.
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I talked with the nurse on the phone.
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And I said to her, you know, but you know this, will you come on programs with me and
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share it because it's a lot more credible coming from an insider versus just a dad, right?
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Yeah.
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And she said, I'm 66 years old and I can't do that.
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I'm too close to retirement, I probably destroy her, huh?
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Well, I mean, is your retirement more important than the truth?
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And that's the dilemma.
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That's the question that a lot of people in the medical profession had to deal with.
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Not everybody was on board with this agenda, not everybody agreed with the government,
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but money and their job and security.
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I wouldn't want to be in their shoes for those that went along with this and helped kill
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people because you said 1.2 million Americans were killed in hospitals during the COVID area.
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America was the number one in this category of all countries on the planet.
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Number one, do we have the highest population?
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I don't think so.
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We have 4.2% of the world's population.
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We are a country that is hooked on pharmaceuticals.
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We consume 45% of the world's pharmaceuticals, 4.8 billion prescriptions written annually
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to sentences of the United States.
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So we are a pill, happy country.
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And so it's no surprise that we are leading the world in this category.
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Number one in COVID hospital murders, it makes no sense.
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Number two was India in India's populations four times that of the United States and their
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death count is 533,000 compared to 1.2 million.
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Numbers don't add up and there's a lot about America too.
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And our government that kind of speaks volumes.
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So you have a lawsuit now and part of that lawsuit obviously it's been going forward
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and you've mentioned gag orders, you've got a lot of updates since we've seen you last.
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You've been in court a few times, you've been under deposition, right?
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So share a little bit for our viewers that don't know anything about the suit and why
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aren't more of these suits filed because it's just like it truly is David and Goliath,
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isn't it?
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Oh, yeah, that's an understatement.
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I mean, you would just set a mouthful.
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So I'll go through the lawsuit first so people can understand that, but then the more
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important question is why aren't more lawsuits filed?
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So I'll answer that in a second.
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We filed the lawsuit on April 11, 2023.
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The hospital, so we filed against Ascension Hospital System, five directors and two nurses.
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We took that extraordinary step because the goal of the lawsuit is not financial.
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So think about just that from a perspective, a civil lawsuit, the goal of the system is
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to write a check.
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How do you write a check for a death that doesn't make any sense?
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So we did not file for that purpose.
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We have said multiple times, whatever, check they write us.
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We're not taking because it's not about that.
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It is first about the repentance of the people who did this.
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It's second about stopping the behavior.
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So if you can stop the behavior of the individuals involved and they repent, we want lawsuit
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or not.
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So we want the entire country to be unnoticed that you cannot use following orders as your
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excuse.
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We're not just going against the hospital system, we're the individual doctors and nurses.
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So then they had to respond by May 15th, that generated a couple of motions to dismiss.
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Those motions to dismiss were heard in July.
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We filed an amended complaint that generated more motions to dismiss.
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Those were heard in October.
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And the judge said the whole case is going to trial.
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And the three week jury trial is scheduled starting November 4th this year.
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So we are in what's called discovery right now, okay?
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Every ends on September 30th.
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Discovery includes interagutories where you do question answer back and forth between
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the parties.
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It includes depositions where you are interviewed under oath.
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And then third includes disclosure and interviews of the experts.
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So that's coming up.
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We are about halfway through the depositions two weeks ago.
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We did the first round.
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So Cindy, my wife, my daughter Jessica, were both deposed.
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I was deposed for about 16 hours.
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Wow.
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It was long.
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And then we did about half of the doctors and nurses.
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The depositions just tell you a, you know, these are serious things.
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I'll tell you one funny story about the depositions and then I'll tell you one that, you know, they're
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trying to make you look like a dummy, okay?
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Of course.
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And so in one of the, in one of the depositions, there's a blood chemistry parameter.
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You're probably familiar with it called BUN, capital B, capital U, capital M.
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So I'm familiar with it because I have heart disease, but I don't know what it is.
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So the attorney trying to make me look like a fool said, Mr. Shara, do you know what organ
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of the body the bun relates to?
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And of course, you know, you know my sense of humor.
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And it was one of the few times he teed it up for me.
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So I said, I would presume the buns.
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So then onto another one where they're trying to make me look like a dummy.
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The attorney said, Mr. Shara, what evidence do you have that the meds, the medicines given
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grace killed her?
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And I paused and I said in the most serious, because it is the most serious answer I can
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give.
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I said, she's dead.
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What evidence, right?
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Yeah.
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I mean, she's dead.
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I mean, the next answer would have been here.
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Did you read the package inserts?
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Because on the package inserts, if you don't know the whole story and it's in chapter
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nine of my book and our amazing grace.net, these three drugs should never be given together,
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regardless of the amount, correct?
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Because they're contraindicated, the morphine package insert means that you're not supposed
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to give them together because they're synergistic.
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So they gave grace anesthesia, sedation, and opioid, those three are synergistic.
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It says right on the package insert that it can cause death.
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And if you choose to combine these, you're supposed to keep the reversal drug bedside
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and monitor the patient, neither of which was done, because it's that powerful of a combination.
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It's right on the front page, it's called the black box warning of the package insert.
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So it is a crime and friends pray for the success of the Scott Shara family lawsuit for
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God's favor and just for justice, pray for repentance.
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And maybe that'll send a signal across the country and shockwave.
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We're with Scott Shara Scott, the second question that I asked you was, why aren't more
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lawsuits like this filed?
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I think most people kind of understand, can think logically because it is David and Goliath,
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but why do you think?
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Well, it's much bigger than that.
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So the title of your show is World View Matters.
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So our World View Matters, and it truly does matter.
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The legal system that we have in this country is an anti-Christ legal system.
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It is not meant for justice, justice, think about what justice means.
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What should the consequence be if you kill somebody?
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What's the consequence for medical murder?
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Well, the walled gardens that you mentioned earlier, what's going on is there's a maximum,
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if somebody commits medical malpractice in the state of Wisconsin, there's a limit of
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750,000.
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Number one, so is it so a death is worth 750,000?
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Does that sound like justice?
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No.
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Then there's barriers to pursuing justice.
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So for example, the barriers for informed consent.
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If a doctor does not provide informed consent, the barrier is you have to report that your
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soul reporting is to the medical examining board.
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What medical examining board is made up of 10 doctors and 3 lay people.
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So the doctors are their own judge and jury.
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And there's no appeal process.
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So those are just two simple examples.
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The state statute requires attorneys can only take one third of the proceeds.
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The best medical malpractice attorneys will tell you that even in slam dunk cases like
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this appears to be, there's only a one in 10 chance of winning.
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Here's in Wisconsin, we have a 12 person jury.
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We have to convince 10 of our case to win.
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So you can see these, you know, I have, I'm team buried, I'm just touching on the high
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points.
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Yeah, the odds are against the average person from filing a lawsuit.
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Okay.
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You were talking about standards of care, but also in your article though, you talked about
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you think some of the depositions contained lies, not surprising.
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And who's going to, it's your word against theirs.
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But anyway, go ahead and share a little bit about what you sent because you wanted to
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talk a little bit about Medicare, Medicaid and standards of care.
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So just very quickly on the deposition, yes, I have documented lies.
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We ended up entering into a temporary gag order for the doctors and nurses depositions.
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They held the gun to our head, wouldn't even let us proceed with the depositions unless
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we signed this gag order.
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So we called the bluff.
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I had two of the attorneys already flown in from Ohio and we just said, okay, you want
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to do this, you have to file a motion with the judge, we want the judge to decide.
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The reason is the rule of law comes into play here, a trial should be public.
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So there's no reason, I mean, what are you trying to hide?
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Why do you need a gag order on these doctors and nurses?
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That's right.
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Anyway, we're hoping that, you know, that motion was filed last week.
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We're hoping that the hearing for that motion happens sooner versus later, because then
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I can release these depositions to the public and show the lies.
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Wow.
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It's just so sad that Hoops you have to jump through.
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But go ahead.
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All right.
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So standards of care is our main topic that we want to finish with.
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So standards of care, this idea comes out of from the 80s.
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The idea was we need to start controlling medical costs.
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Well, what's the reason we need to start controlling medical costs when it makes sense?
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So in a company, we write standard operating procedures, why to save time, to save money.
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So the concept makes sense.
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But what has happened is the law of entropy always does.
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You take something that isn't evil to start with and you add our sinful nature and the
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law of entropy takes over.
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So now we have standards of care that control the entire system.
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I'm giving an example to help frame this.
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When I was diagnosed with heart disease six years ago, a good nurse came to me because
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I told her I'm not taking the statin.
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That was their prescription.
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You need to get on the statin.
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I said, I'm not taking it.
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She said, Scott, you have to.
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I said, what do you mean?
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Wow.
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She said, I'm going to tell you something you're not going to want to hear.
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I said, okay.
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Well, tell me.
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And she said, you have to take the statin because our Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement
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rates are based on what percentage of our patient population follow the standard of
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care.
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I said, I'm not on Medicare and Medicaid.
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She said, it doesn't matter.
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Our reimbursement rates are based on our entire patient population.
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So if we have enough patients like you who refuse to follow the standard of care, we have
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to fire you.
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All right.
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So now take that concept to cancer.
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So a person is diagnosed with cancer today.
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What is the standard of care for cancer?
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I mean, we all know what it is.
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You can cut, use radiation or chemo, right?
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So that's what the doctor is programmed to follow.
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In fact, he doesn't get paid unless he follows one of those three standards of care.
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And guess what?
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The insurance company doesn't pay the hospital system unless the standard of care is followed.
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And what is the patient program to believe?
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We're programmed to believe cancer is the kiss of death.
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And then we know cutting radiation chemo.
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Well, I've studied cancer since, since Grace's death in part of the exposure to medical
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industrial complex.
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And I see cancer for the most part has been cured, but we're not, we're not programmed
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to know that.
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So now the patient comes in with that standard of care, with the diagnosis and the doctor
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says, well, I can schedule your chemo appointment for next week.
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And the patient unwittingly agrees and just says, well, my insurance pay for it.
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And the doctor says, yes.
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And the doctor and the patient sign their death certificate.
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Chemo, David, has a 97.9% kill rate failure rate or kill rate.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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So that's an example.
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That's amazing.
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It's staggering.
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That's the example how standards of care are hastening death in our country and hastening
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death is murder.
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That's why the series I put together, medical murders, the number one cause of death in
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the United States by design.
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And that's on your website, our amazing Grace.net.
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People are going to be emailing you and going to your website and asking you, what about
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this cure for cancer?
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What about this?
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They have solutions.
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And there are other options, but people are programmed to do those three things, surgery,
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the chemo, radiation, right?
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So what else?
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There was one more thing that we wanted to get to.
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We just have three and a half minutes left.
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Yep.
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I want to talk about informed consent.
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Okay.
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That's right.
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Because informed consent seems obvious, right?
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If you and I were a doctor, God wrote the standard of informed consent at the beginning,
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right?
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So that would be the standard of informed consent.
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Okay.
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That does not happen in a hospital.
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The things that I listed out for Grace, those meds, we had no idea.
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So we had no consent whatsoever.
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That's why we have a medical battery claim.
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So informed consent means the doctors talking to you about the situation ahead of time,
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giving you pros, cons, strengths, weaknesses, alternatives, educating you.
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And then your consent is a separate thing.
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You process, pray, do your own research, and then you give consent.
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That's not happening.
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Right.
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And what is worse is it's not happening because the law is on their side.
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Most people have not heard of the Cures Act.
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They've heard of the Cures Act.
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The Cures Act was passed in 2016.
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The Cures Act was the first act by Congress to eliminate informed consent.
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And I'm going to give you a very specific thing related to Grace's case.
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We heard a separate attorney to impart on the local district attorney, you know, to
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Gamey County, to file a criminal case.
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The district attorney's office wrote back on July 26th of 2023.
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A doctor is not required to administer treatment.
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He or she believes is not medically effective.
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This includes authorizing a DNR.
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The party's clearly had a dispute about how Dr. Schokar should treat Grace.
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Dr. Schokar did not abide by the wishes of the family.
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However, there is no law in Wisconsin that requires him to do so.
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However, think that through.
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Wrap your head around that.
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So you're going into what you consider to be a safe zone, a hospital system.
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We used to be able to trust all people in the medical system and that was a long time
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ago.
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Not all, we're not putting a blanket over all doctors, nurses, administrators, but we
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are saying there's enough of them that know what's going on or their following orders
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or whatever.
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So you're closing thoughts in the last minute and a half.
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My closing thoughts are what I always close with, you know, we are being called to operate
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under Genesis 50 20.
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We believe that is our calling on Genesis 50 20 to paraphrase says what you meant for
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evil, God meant for good, the saving of many lives, which is happening today.
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So we talked today about the physical peace in order to save your life.
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You have to wake up physically, but spiritually, of course, is way more important.
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So we'll have to cover that next thing.
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We will.
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And the value of life, because this is a world view battle.
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Scott mentioned the spiritual nature of this and the anti-Christ nature of the system
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and trusting government and everything else.
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So friends, we're just thankful for Scott and all the work, my goodness.
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Did you say 3,500 hours?
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Yes.
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All right, our amazing Grace.net, or if you have my book, you'll get to chapter 9 where
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we, Scott and Cindy wrote that chapter.
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I helped, you know, edit and put that together and help it flow.
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Cindy did a wonderful job opening.
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Scott came in just, just knocked it out of the ballpark with the details and with so
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much information that I think will be helpful to you and your family based on what he's
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gone through.
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So guys, thank you again for sharing this show.
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God bless you and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.