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Scott Schara: Depositions And Diversion In David vs. Goliath Lawsuit · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Fasten your seatbelts friends. Today we are going to talk about depositions and
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  diversions in a David versus Goliath lawsuit with our friend Scott Shara of
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  our amazing grace.net and update on this suit coming up next.
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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues,
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  discerning current events, defending biblical Christianity, no topic off
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  limits. And now here's your host David Virazo. Alright friends we have had
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  Scott in the studio by the way welcome for many many times to talk about this
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  amazing case about amazing grace really but for those of you that don't know
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  the story I know we have a lot of newer listeners and viewers so we'll get
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  into the nuts and bolts of this but it's a massive lawsuit and I don't think
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  anybody else has done this or gotten this far but it's definitely David
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  versus Goliath. I want to bring in Scott Shara he'll explain that to you
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  brother so good to see you welcome to World View Matters. Oh it is fantastic to
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  see you again David thank you for having me. Yeah we were just talking before we
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  started and you're already four hundred thousand dollars in to this lawsuit
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  with a court fees and attorneys fees and it is astounding to the average
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  person watching or listening that we have to go through something like this
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  what you're going through to get justice and I know it's not just justice that
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  you want but repentance from those in the medical establishment the medical
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  industry the hospital industry nurses doctors who went along with COVID
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  protocols and knowing that they weren't helping but they were in fact hurting
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  people so overall your view on that and where we're at to just explain to
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  people what's going on and why you're fighting this battle. Well we're fighting the
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  battle because we were made for a time such as this I mean when I look back at
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  our history and what Gifts God gave me and all the things that he lined up ahead
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  of time I mean how can you turn it down? So that's where we're fighting you know
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  the idea of justice the anti-Christ legal system which we're in this is a
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  civil case for wrongful death you will never get justice it's the end game
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  with any civil cases they write a check so there would not be a check big
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  enough for my daughter's murder. To bring Grace back your daughter Grace 19
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  years old she had Down syndrome she had COVID she was in the hospital in
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  Appleton Wisconsin and I just share the notes and bolts of the who what where
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  when and then why are you doing this. So Grace was 19 she had Down syndrome her
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  first day in heaven was October 13th of 2021 the short story relative to the
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  hospital stay is the euthanized Grace and the euthanized her with a
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  combination of meds Presidex Larazapam and morphine and the Presidex was over a
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  five day period but then what they did in her last day on this earth they added
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  Larazapam and morphine to the Presidex mix of her body was a syringe and in a
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  29 minute window they combined all those meds and she was gone shortly there
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  after when it came time to revive Grace the medical staff refused to even
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  come in the room in the reason their excuse was the doctor put a do not
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  resuscitate order on Grace of course we now have the medical records we learned
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  of the DNR that night as we're screaming to save our daughter and they
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  hollered back she's DNR and they use that as their excuse to never even
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  step foot in the room so we watched Grace die on a FaceTime call while our
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  daughter Jessica was in the room with Grace so those become two of the major
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  pieces of our claim our wrongful death claim obviously the illegal DNR the
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  med combination to euthanize her but we have many many other claims you know so
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  the the to frame the lawsuit David we filed on April 11th of 2023 in order to
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  file a lawsuit of course you have to have the records you have to have a
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  medical professional go through the records to make sure that there are
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  claims and I that's an important piece so our claims of course we have wrongful
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  death we have medical malpractice which means the doctors violated what's
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  called the standard of care yes I'm going to come back to that and of course
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  the doctors violated informed consent so informed consent means they're
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  supposed to inform you as to the good bad ugly pros cons of everything they're
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  doing and then you give your consent of course we didn't have consent at all to
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  the med combination the DNR just about everything in the hospital then the
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  fourth claim that we have is a battery and the reason we have a battery claim
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  lack of informed consent is a battery but because in Wisconsin the creative
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  defense attorneys have put that underneath medical malpractice we have a
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  separate claim for battery so the difference between battery and informed
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  consent is informed consent means they didn't tell you the whole truth battery
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  means they didn't tell you anything and that's what happened in Grace's case
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  and then the last leg of that stool is we have a declaratory judgment for the
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  illegal DNR and the med combination the standard of care thing I'll just hit on
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  that sure so what happens and I'll just be blunt during the COVID era most
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  people who died in hospitals were given either Remdesivir or put on a ventilator
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  or a combination of those two is having to 1.2 million Americans during that
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  39 month era all right so Grace was one of 1.2 million if we would have
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  authorized a ventilator Grace would not have died on October 13th she would
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  have died 22 days later so Grace never needed a ventilator but they wanted us
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  to authorize it just in case and they said these type of things tend to happen
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  in the middle of the night when you can't get a hold of the family so we never
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  authorized that if we would have authorized a ventilator we would not have a
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  lawsuit because the ventilator was the standard of care so if they follow the
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  standard of care they have immunity from liability because Grace died the
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  way she did and we were in the room I was in the room from the 6th of October
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  through the 10th taken out by an armed guard as you know Jessica came in to
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  replace me after 47 hours without an advocate so we saw what was happening and
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  we documented it that's why we have a lawsuit there's so much to learn from
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  your story and part of it is everyone needs an advocate when they're in the
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  hospital and there's a patient in the hospital and there's so many other
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  things too first of all the the combination of those three meds if you want to
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  call them meds the substances that were administered to Grace you have
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  talked about the package inserts clearly labeled with warnings that there are
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  certain things you should not combine so those three things should never am I
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  overstating by saying they should never be used together in that combination the
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  package insert for morphine specifically says if you do combine those meds keep
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  the reversal drug bedside and actively monitor the patient wow that's how
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  deadly that combination is this is what you use to euthanize somebody in their
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  last hour of hospice care and there is no reversal drug even there available not
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  only was it not there but they couldn't there they wouldn't come into the room
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  because of the DNR now that's another thing that people are upset just hearing
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  this that you did not authorize the do not resuscitate but the doctor put that
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  on Grace how does this happen well yeah that's that's the million dollar
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  question I'm gonna read a couple sure because it will blow you away as the
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  how it happens so when you when you hear so I filed a complaint with the
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  medical examining board relative to what happened to Grace and actually I'm
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  gonna bring the actual quotes up after the break but I filed a complaint with
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  the medical examining board they wrote back and said chapter 154 of the
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  Wisconsin statutes which is the DNR statute does not apply to doctors in a
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  hospital setting so I think through what they're saying a doctor can write a
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  DNR and anybody that he wants so you think how is this even possible right
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  so how it's possible is there's the public health policy should be called the
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  public death policy in the reason is is because they are under the impression
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  that we have limited resources so we have to ration care this is why Medicare
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  Medicaid was put into existence to give people on those programs and then
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  write standards of care that literally kill them because we have too many
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  people on the planet we don't have enough resources we've got to balance the
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  budget these are all the excuses that the collectivists use to train the
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  medical staff I want to I'll end up reading the quote from the district
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  attorney's office because this will blow people away but there's something I
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  just learned last Saturday relative to this and it's now it's bigger than the DNR
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  okay the most people would believe so just think about you go into a hospital
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  you're your wife go into a hospital you would automatically assume the hospital
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  has a responsibility to call the husband or wife right guess what Wisconsin is
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  not a next of kin state so there's so I found the map for the whole country
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  there's several states that are next of kin state where the hospital has a
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  responsibility to contact the next of kin Wisconsin in this case is not a
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  next of kin state that means if you do not have your paperwork together your
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  power of attorney for health care together the hospital takes over decision
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  making oh my goodness that's big news I haven't reported this at any place yet
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  this is the first thing so this is breaking a lot of states have this where
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  there's this this assumption that the hospital has to call someone from the
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  family or next of kin but that's not the case across the country that's
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  across what you're saying wow and I'll be publishing the link so people can find
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  their own state but I'm just not it's brand new I mean I just found this out
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  on Saturday goodness what a journey you're on brother by the way friends I
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  didn't give the site our amazing grace dot net our amazing grace dot net
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  couple more minutes before we take our brief pause Scott Shara and you are in
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  the deposition stage of the lawsuit you've been through all the all these
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  depositions and you've learned you've learned a lot and it must be tedious and I
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  saw the ones with Jess to your daughter and it's hard it's hard to watch knowing
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  just just how hard it was for her to go back to those moments so could you
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  share a couple things about the depositions because they're over now and you're
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  moving on to you're waiting to get what did you call reports expert reports the
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  defense expert report so to frame the whole thing we're in what's called
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  discovery right now so before the next significant dates are May 19th 20th
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  and 21st there's a three day hearing in out of game economy court for the
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  defense to present their argument for summary judgment to throw the whole
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  case out so that's the next piece that's significant but right now we're in
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  what's called discovery so in discovery there's interagitories which are
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  questions back and forth there's depositions and then there's expert reports
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  and depositions so we have finished our family depositions we've deposed all
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  the doctors and nurses our experts have been deposed and on February 10th the
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  defense has to disclose their experts along with their reports and then the
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  first expert for the defense deposition is February 13th so February 10th that's
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  when you will know their strategy is that did I understand that right correct so
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  because we'll have written reports from all of their experts and so we'll see
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  what their strategy is I mean our strategy is very simple the truth yeah you know
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  it amazes me when you hear this in a case like this when you're talking about
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  wrongful death it is life and death and you hear strategy that word strategy
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  and it's just so sad that this we're even using that word when it comes to a
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  situation where someone will someone died someone lost their life and it
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  shouldn't and it didn't have to happen well here's why it's it's another piece of
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  the puzzle why the plaintiff has you know why you call it David and Goliath which
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  is true you know that's our logo well it is David and Goliath so the you just
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  process what goes on with the jury so we'll have a 75 person jury pool that
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  will get narrowed down to 12 the 12 that are part of the jury the actual jury what
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  is their bias everybody comes to the table with a bias and the programming to
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  trust the medical establishment is high so they're gonna come with a bias to
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  trust the medical establishment so then as our attorneys have wisely said you
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  know I look at we have the truth on our side but they have they they call me
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  down regularly and one of the things they say Scott this is going to be two
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  stories and you will be surprised at how polished their story is even though
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  they lie I mean I've caught the doctors lying under all multiple times in
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  these depositions now sure a shocking discovery in the depositions when I'm
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  done explaining this so you so they tell me this two stories so you're we've
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  got to present the story they have to present the story and ultimately the
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  jury decides how do people decide perception right they don't decide based on
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  reality they decide on perception so you know part of our strategy is you know
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  the the charting and you know all the the things to show the jury in simple
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  form why grace died the facts in the details so get those quotes ready to share
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  when we come back from our break and friends so much more including part of
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  amazing grace dot net so Scott before we get to your deposition on the faulty
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  leads and faulty equipment which was really astounding but I guess it shouldn't
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  be right you wanted to share a quote or two with us yes so I want to share it
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  it's funny because I have so many speaking slides on my laptop I hopefully I
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  can grab this quick but if I can't I'll just paraphrase it but I do want to
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  share one of the most surprising things I found in the depositions when we're
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  are attorneys are questioning the doctors who ordered the meds specifically
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  press it X and so they're their name is we have the med order their name is on
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  the order and they denied ordering it two of the two of the doctors denied even
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  ordering the med how could they do that if their name is on it it's it's
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  interesting I'll be you know I'm releasing depositions one a week as a going
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  through them in preparation for the trial but they're excuses we work as a
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  team and so if you just think that through we're under the perception that a
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  doctor is ordering the med and what I've learned is the nurses have a lot more
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  authority for these orders than what you think and then they'll put the doctors
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  name on it and then they review it after the fact oh my goodness it's shocking
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  wow we've learned a lot but what you said it goes back to before the break what
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  you said about people's perception of the medical industry or establishment of
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  hospitals and these are private businesses they're in it to make they have to
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  make money to survive people tend to still think that hospitals want to have
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  the best interest of the patient at heart now some do and a lot of medical
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  personnel do so we're not covering everybody with this big blanket here but
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  what you've learned should open a lot of people's eyes but as you said that's
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  part of the battle is changing perceptions right well it's it's huge I mean
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  even just locally when people know what we're doing you know the general
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  perception is why don't you get back to working why don't you get back to what
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  you're doing why are you chasing this and the reason we're chasing this is
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  because this is our responsibility this isn't a chase anymore this is about
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  saving lives I mean you know our our scripture verse that we stand on as
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  Genesis 50 20 what you meant for evil God meant for good the saving of many
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  lives graces death has not been in vain and this has become our family's
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  mission that's what we're called to do and I want to emphasize that friends just
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  in case you missed it which most people picked up on it and I've had you on
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  before this isn't to you can't bring grace back and this isn't to be
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  vindicated or anything like that but you can save a lot of lives not you
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  personally but this suit if it goes the right way and you guys win the suit
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  there's gonna be some repentance and there's gonna be some change and there's
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  gonna be some lives saved because of it but just the fact that you're doing this
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  Scott and I know it's it's I want that tedious is not really the right word
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  that just you've been working so hard tire tirelessly at this and just raising
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  awareness like you have been for several years now that is helping a lot of
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  people I'm not sure if you realize that well it's interesting you know we
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  realize it locally yeah with the podcast and people writing but we also have
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  been directly involved with saving lives I mean you remember we saved my wife
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  and I saved Robert Pazer's life in November of 22 my wife right now was in
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  Chippewa Falls with a lady that's being an advocate being an advocate she saved
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  her life literally she was going to die in July in a Madison hospital and my
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  wife saved her life and you know how did we even get involved in these
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  things oh it's because of Grace's death I found that quick quote so where
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  that what this quote is just to set this up we had a different attorney involved
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  to file a criminal claim for Grace's death with the Otigame County District
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  Attorney so I'm gonna read from that district attorney's letter this will shock
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  anybody you when you when you hear this you think is this really true this is
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  right out of the letter the district attorney wrote back in in response of
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  the request a doctor is not required to administer treatment she or he believes
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  is not medically effective this includes authorizing a DNR the parties clearly
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  had a dispute about how doctors show car should treat Grace doctor show car
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  did not abide by the wishes of the family however there is no law in Wisconsin
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  that requires him to do so let that sink in however there shouldn't be a
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  however he did not abide by the wishes of the family so what does that tell
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  you that's how deep this medical industrial establishment has control of
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  yeah health care in our country and it's so sad and it shouldn't be like that in
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  a country like America but this is the these are the type of battles we need to
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  be aware of and we're just thank God for your brother thank God that you
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  are fighting this so now before we run out of time part of your deposition that
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  I didn't you know didn't get a kick out of but I it just just hearing you
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  explain again the nurse's response to the pulse emitter ox emitter the the
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  leads that were sweaty and the and I guess that happens all the time and they
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  just know they're not always accurate explain that please and the question and
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  how you responded and what happened it is it's so big this what I'm going to
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  explain next and ultimately this type of thing is why I was escorted out of the
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  hospital because I was I was challenging these type of things they didn't
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  like that so this was the morning of October 9th Grace what she just she
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  gets up she's telling me she's hungry she has a mask on so it's so cute David
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  when you think about Grace so she starts I can't understand what she's saying
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  because of the mask so she starts signing I don't understand sign language so I
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  remove the mask dad can you order me food so I order food I start feeding Grace
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  of course Grace could feed herself but not with this mask on and the nurse came
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  running in and said you can't do that I said what what's the reason she said well
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  her oxygen saturation is only at 85% and so I so you can't feed her well
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  because they wanted to be above 90 and so when you remove the mask it's
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  dropping the oxygen I thought this doesn't make any sense so then I after about
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  five minutes I thought well Grace is doing greater oxygen can't be at 85%
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  there's no way so I put we had a pulse oximeter in the room so I put it on
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  Grace's finger and it read 95% so I called the nurse back in and I said is my
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  meter accurate and she said yes it is I said well why is my $50 meter more
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  accurate than your expensive machine that's reading Grace's oxygen you know
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  so just to frame this she's outside the room looking at this big monitor
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  the nurse's right okay so that's how she knows it's at 85% okay and so she
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  says so when I challenged what's going on she said well the leads get sweaty I
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  said well if that's a known why aren't you proactively changing out the
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  leads given this is the major statistic you're using to manage my daughter's
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  care and then she shook her finger at me and said you should just be thankful
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  you caught this and you know as I've learned and I have really studied what is
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  going on you know they have a vested interest in having the records match the
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  goal records in a medical records are called Prima fascia evidence means that
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  they are held as true unless you can prove otherwise so when they
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  under-report things like oxygen and there's a $300,000 payday for a ventilator
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  connect the dots so they share with the family or the patient hey look your
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  oxygen is so low and so then the patient or the family believes oh we got to do
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  a ventilator because the oxygen so they have a vested interest in charting
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  oxygen that's arbitrarily low we're running out of time Scott would you please
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  for those that are not familiar with the payday the payday with especially
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  during the covid with the covid protocols well in covid that it was the first
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  time the government directly funded protocols so one of the protocols they
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  funded was ventilators so during covid if you got put on a ventilator for
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  more than 96 hours it was a $39,000 bonus for one person for one ventilator at
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  one hospital at one hospital right but it ends up being 300,000 when you
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  extrapolate out the the number of days the average number of days somebody is
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  on a ventilator before they died which was 90% of them died this was ends up being
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  about 300,000 with 22 days of pay how tragic so some over a million people that
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  probably more than that died and the hospital got a whole lot of money each
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  hospital it's just something is so wrong about that and a lot of people are
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  out there grieved when they hear these things and I think a lot of people are
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  surprised if they haven't heard your story before they're hearing this and
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  surprise shaking their head because perception the hospitals want to help cure
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  us right not always and if they're following protocols like a lot of nurses
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  a lot of whistleblowers have come forward now and said yeah I knew these weren't
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  the best things to do for that particular these patients but I did it because I
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  didn't want to lose my job and we've heard these testimonies now absolutely and
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  the biggest thing I could explain is this really has nothing to do with
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  covid covid exposed it these standards of care have been around since the
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  early eighties yes Medicare Medicaid started on July 30th 1965 standards of
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  care were developed in the eighties and I explained I think on the last show
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  the standard care for cancer everybody knows it chemo chemo has a 97.9%
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  kill rate five years and longer so the people don't survive more than five
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  years 97.9% of the time if they go on chemo and yet that's the standard of
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  care so you see why I call them standards of death okay we are just down to
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  like a minute and a half so we'll have to have you back after was it February
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  21st February 10th February 10th so that's when you get their reports so you
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  know their quote unquote strategy strategy and then what's next after that
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  briefly then we depose all of their experts so that will be February March
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  then discovery is cut off then the defense puts together their motion to
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  dismiss then we have a response to the motion of to dismiss so that's March
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  April and then the hearing on the motion to dismiss is May 19th 20th 21st
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  wow some big dates coming up but brother thank you it's it's hard you know
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  talking about this but I'm thankful that we get to because I think we are
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  helping a lot of people you are helping a lot of people so thank you so are
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  you you're the one who is willing to have me on one of the first yeah so guys
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  our amazing grace dot net you can get a lot of information on there I mean
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  my goodness in detail so go check that out our amazing grace dot net we'll
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  catch up with Scott probably within a couple months here and we'll keep up
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  on this brother thank you again thanks for having me David all right guys this is
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  important it's hard to talk about and this is just one of those things that in
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  America we've got to kind of change our perspective and tweak our thinking and
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  what we used to think about your government or the hospital medical system but
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  anyway we've got to run God bless you and as always keep speaking the truth
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  about things that the mad