House Arrest - August 14, 2026


Appeal for Nurses' Freedom of Speech — What’s at Stake


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Length

2 minutes

Words per minute

189.02

Word count

382

Sentence count

2


Transcript

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00:00:00.000 so let's talk a little bit about uh let's go back to your hearings and what's happening with you in
00:00:05.680 court and then what's like you've also just filed an appeal so let's also talk about what that's
00:00:10.480 going to look like for you um if you like yeah so yeah so exactly we just submitted an appeal
00:00:17.520 and it's about because well first of all my evidence wasn't put in but second of all
00:00:22.560 um i'm being published the punished for something i did outside of work so usually uh the college
00:00:30.240 of nurses regulate nurses that do bad things at work you know like harm a resident or you know
00:00:38.000 things like that do something wrong give too many pills or i don't know like all kinds of things
00:00:43.280 like that so this was actually the first time they had a huge case like this and i could tell
00:00:48.080 you the panel had no idea what was going on or what they were doing but um the whole thing is
00:00:54.480 that my charter my freedom of right uh you know is is totally has been thrown out the window i mean
00:01:01.920 it's not because i'm a nurse that i cannot say what i want publicly yeah i mean they are saying
00:01:06.880 that i used my nursing background but i mean i should be allowed to do that too like i was a
00:01:13.120 a nurse you have that knowledge and that experience for a reason yeah you weren't like
00:01:18.000 yeah so it's and and you know honestly like it's not the nursing that uh made me see that this was
00:01:25.140 wrong like i think a lot of people with common sense were able to see that hey of course what's
00:01:30.720 going on um you know what i mean uh but i forgot where i was going with that um so yeah so we are
00:01:37.980 So what this this appeal is about is about, you know, us being allowed to have freedom of speech outside of work and being allowed to have our own opinions.
00:01:48.700 I mean, what happens if we can't do that?
00:01:50.600 Like like I was saying, I have three new cases starting in December, and one of them is on gender identity, which is something I struggle with.