🔥 Must Watch: Chris Cuomo interviews Nurse Practitioner, Sean Barcavage, who was featured in the NYT article today about vaccine injuries.

During the interview Cuomo offers to share his doctors’ info with him since he is also suffering from a vaccine injury as well.

Disgraced Former CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo, Who Advocated for the COVID Vaccine, Publicly Admits for the First Time to Suffering from a COVID Vaccine Injury (VIDEO..
Disgraced former CNN anchor and vaccine pusher Chris Cuomo disclosed for the first time that he has been suffering from side effects he attributes to the COVID-19 vaccine.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/disgraced-ex-cnn-anchor-chris-cuomo-who-pushes/

As a nurse myself, I recognized immediately several red flags and knew I would never under any circumstances get this so called vaccine. Just the recommendations made by the CDC alone were red flags to me. Any nurse should have recognized that:
1. Mask wearing does not stop a so called virus and the decrease in oxygenation is harmful in a so called viral illness and harmful to the natural immune response.
2. Excessive oversanitizing weakens the immune response.
3. Isolation reduces herd immunity.
4. The natural immune response is best.
5. Fear tactics are never used in any pandemic or disaster, because fear/ stress responses weaken the immune response.
6. No mask should ever be put on a child because a child's oxygen reserves are much less than an adults.
7. Touch a mask multiple times causes an incredible amount of bacteria to the mask, which increases the risk of bacterial pneumonia.

well....one other nurse who listened to microbiology in nursing school.. i cannot believe that so many didnt question anything but just followed orders from the god docs. a vaccine with no information brochure??? that should have stopped them all. but with that all said, we were programmed our whole lives (i remember the polio scam occured. i was young and my parents really didnt want anything to do with it but pressure was there so they did it to us. i know my dad watched over us because of that, for a while. congrats to you for seeing the light. question: did you have thoughts of what medicine was up to before all this happened but didnt quite know why or what it was? i did when in nursing school. i should have quit but i wanted to help people and in those days (early 60s) girls didnt have much choice and i didnt have money for college.. .. just wondering if other nurses had the same thoughts..

Over my career I was bothered by the obvious change from caused based care to symptom based care. From teaching patients self care, nutrition, healthy life habits, to doctors just writing prescriptions. I was bothered by the long lists of medications patients were taking. I was extremely upset by arbitrary demands from agencies like the CDC and other regulartory agencies that pushed an agenda and "rules" that take nurses away from the bedside. I mentored many young nurses and saw a definite decline in critical thinking skills and clinical proficiency. I too chose nursing because our choices as women were limited, especially if you could not afford to attend a university. I would not change my original training however. It was invaluable to me as a young nurse. I personally think medical care must be returned to cause based, natural and holistic care. May God bless you richly for your service to those in your care during your career. 😇