00:16:28.860she needs a third shot or she's fired she said no that's it for you can you believe that0.95
00:16:35.380ridiculousness it's going on so i'll tell you what well i am not suggesting that anybody boycott0.97
00:16:43.560any organization because that would be
00:16:46.460it wouldn't be proper i don't like that stuff i don't like when i'm boycotting i mean if you
00:16:54.660want to do that, that's something you should do if you feel strongly about it. I would say some
00:17:01.960phone calls possibly to the management down there at peak of the market would be a good idea. What
00:17:08.600are you doing? Why are you making people get this third shot? What's the matter with you? What if
00:17:12.720they don't want to get it? Nobody has mandated this. This is not public health advice. Nobody
00:17:17.580has said that no public health officer across this country has said that they've intimated it
00:17:24.900but they're playing politics too right they're looking at polls every single day oh we can't
00:17:29.080put this in there we'll get voted out they'll revolt they'll rebel them being us so it was
00:17:36.840never instituted as policy in any province but companies think it's okay i'm not even sure if
00:17:45.360it's legal. And I think there are some Manitoba lawyers who may be coming out from behind the
00:17:51.340bushes now and going, yeah, I think maybe I can fight this stuff. I've got some people on my side
00:17:56.440now. I'm not so alone in this. But I still don't know for sure. I know there's three or four
00:18:03.160in Manitoba who may be stepping up. My recommendation to you, if you work at a place
00:18:11.340that is demanding you get that booster shot or you're fired is to seek out legal counsel
00:18:16.460and try and fight it because it's deplorable behavior and they think it's in the name of
00:18:24.300workplace safety the other thing is there are so many businesses that want to open they want to go
00:18:31.120back to their full schedules i'm thinking more like restaurants but also convenience stores
00:18:36.320smaller establishments that can't find staff they can't find staff
00:18:43.500but then they don't want to look at the regulations they impose upon their staff
00:18:49.880you have to be double vaccinated now maybe you need a booster shot or you can't work here well0.61
00:18:53.900maybe you should give your head a shake and get rid of these ridiculous regulations0.67
00:18:57.560you've put in place for yourself and your employees because they make no difference0.91
00:19:03.420all right so what's going on in ottawa everybody seems to be concerned about the convoy out there
00:19:10.060we heard they were no i you know it's funny i i get all kinds of uh emails and messages every
00:19:17.480single day right and people are going oh my god they're doing this i can't believe it oh my god
00:19:22.240now so that makes me go oh man now i have to go and verify this now i have to go and verify that0.94
00:19:30.300This I absolutely know is ridiculous. This I know is not true. And here's something that is not going to work for you. No matter how many times you receive an email or a message to call the governor general, it's not going to work.
00:19:51.320all right that ship has sailed the governor general signed the order in council
00:19:57.320to make the emergency act official in the house of commons all right so the governor general cannot
00:20:03.860stop that from happening the governor general also has nothing to do with the vote of confidence
00:20:11.540or non-confidence in our house of commons only after the vote does the governor general act
00:20:18.680the governor general has nothing to do with our governing process so here's what could happen in
00:20:25.580the next seven working days trudeau drops the emergency act in the house today so that triggers
00:20:31.980the seven days right so now the house will debate for the next three days they're supposed to stand
00:20:38.220for a week-long break on friday but i think they're probably going to stay and debate this
00:20:43.400thing because it's in effect now. It's in effect already. But they have seven days now to debate
00:20:51.840it and then finally vote on it. So what it looks like is the bloc will vote against it. The
00:20:58.500conservatives obviously will vote against it. We don't know what Jagmeet Singh and the NDP are
00:21:02.660going to do. Jagmeet Singh says, yeah, I'll vote for it. I don't like it, but I'll vote for it if
00:21:06.920it's like the drafts we've seen because they see all this stuff behind closed doors. But now what
00:21:12.040Jagmeet is saying is if this doesn't meet the legal standards, which it hasn't, so many lawyers
00:21:17.600have said, for being an emergency, we have no reason for the Emergency Act to be deployed in
00:21:23.400this country. All of the border blockades have been broken up now, with the last one being the
00:21:28.720Emerson one today at noon. So if Jagmeet votes against the Emergency Act, whenever the vote
00:21:38.560happens, that means Trudeau loses. That could trigger an immediate confidence vote, or that
00:21:45.680could actually represent a confidence vote, which would then dissolve parliament or dissolve the
00:21:52.040government. Then the governor general steps in with one of two things, a new election, or can
00:21:58.860two of the other parties in the house get together and form a coalition government? I doubt that
00:22:03.600would happen. So we'd go to an immediate election. Would Trudeau run again? Probably not. I don't
00:22:11.080think he would. I don't think the Liberal Party would allow it after his behavior in the past six
00:22:16.900months. And his two minority governments, they don't want a minority. They want a majority
00:22:20.960government. They haven't had that for a few years now. They want it badly. And if Trudeau can't
00:22:25.920deliver it, maybe they'll find somebody who they think can. Anyway, that's one scenario. If it
00:22:32.140passes in the House of Commons, then it goes to the Senate where it may not pass.
00:22:40.380Nobody knows what's going to happen, but writing the Governor General is not going to work for you.
00:22:46.440All you're doing is wasting your time. The best thing that you can do, if you have an NDP or
00:22:52.000Liberal MP in your writing, wherever you happen to live, call that MP and tell him or her to vote
00:23:00.340against the emergency act when they have the vote sometime next week probably call your mp
00:23:09.140especially if you have a liberal mp or an ndp mp because we know the conservatives in the block
00:23:15.380are already going to vote against this that would be your best chance our best chance0.72
00:23:22.100of getting this thing rescinded we don't want a clown like justin trudeau with absolute power0.89
00:23:27.780in our country that would be absolutely petrifying it's already petrifying my friends0.67
00:23:35.120like this is what the ottawa police are actually doing they're they're going from truck to truck
00:23:40.500in downtown ottawa and they're handing these things out to the truckers for immediate release
00:23:45.340this was on the city of ottawa police website today ottawa police service wants to inform you
00:23:51.340that under provincial and federal legislation you will face severe penalties if you do not
00:23:56.920cease further unlawful activity and remove your vehicle and or property immediately from all
00:24:01.580unlawful protest sites. I'm not sure how all of a sudden this is unlawful. Again, that's that
00:24:08.280hierarchy of law I was talking about last night, remember? Provincial law trumps municipal law,
00:24:14.120federal law trumps the provincial law, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms trumps all of that,
00:24:19.480and we do have the right to protest. It's just a matter of how it's unpacked by a judge.
00:24:27.440Anyhow, this is what the cops are telling the truckers.
00:24:31.480You may be arrested and charged with criminal offenses, including but not limited to mischief and potentially charged with a variety of other non-criminal offenses.
00:24:38.660Your vehicle and property may be seized or removed.
00:24:40.940Your driver's license may be suspended or canceled.
00:24:44.480CVOR, your commercial vehicle operators registration certificates may be suspended or canceled.
00:24:49.200Your personal or business bank accounts, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:24:51.840They're threatening them with a lot of things, including if they have kids there, bringing in child and family services and separating them from their kids, which is absolutely an outrage.
00:25:02.380It's a low blow, dirty trick maneuver that the Ottawa Police Service and the OPP and the OPP are in Ottawa right now, too, are trying to pull off on the truckers.
00:25:13.360the truckers are not backing down pat king did a live stream this morning and was talking about
00:25:19.760the cops bringing in a sonic cannon all right now this is this is a a riot an anti-riot weapon
00:25:29.580that's never been used in canada before what it does is it focuses sound on a group of people
00:25:36.300and can be a very devastating weapon it can cause physical injury it can burst eardrums because it's
00:33:35.560I mean, just from everything I've heard, they're not going to not approve this.
00:33:38.080Meet Christopher Cole, an executive officer at the FDA with over 20 years experience who claims to be directly involved in the approval process of the various COVID vaccines.
00:33:48.280What you're about to witness raises some alarming concerns from the government's desire to mandate an annual vaccine for everyone, including young children,
00:33:58.000to the billions of dollars that exchange hands between our government and Big Pharma to railroad the approval process.
00:34:05.100I'm a manager for the Food and Drug Administration. My agency oversees vaccines. Vaccine approvals and devices for vaccines. My office clears all the emergency. Since COVID is under an emergency order, we expedite the approval of any emergency. I've been there for 22 years. Biden wants to binoculate as many people as possible.
00:34:29.320okay okay okay so if you want to see all of that i suggest you go to project veritas.com
00:34:38.040project veritas.com it's like two parts over there i watched today it's fascinating
00:34:44.640everything you thought was happening is happening posted something today
00:34:52.400lynn nelson actually from the filthy truth uh podcast on what a peg alternative media who's
00:34:58.280coming back home very soon hopefully she posted a great meme how you think forced vaccines will
00:35:05.620happen and there's a picture of or how you envision forced vaccination happening and
00:35:12.080there's a photo of like eight guys knocking down a door how forced vaccination will really happen
00:35:18.600and it's basically card denied so what's going on with the banks right now if trudeau can move
00:35:25.380into your bank account and sees it because he suspects you of contributing to what he calls
00:35:30.840terrorists, which is absolutely atrocious, it is atrocious what's going on, then who's to say
00:35:37.220that's not going to happen going forward? This digital ID, this is one step closer to the social
00:35:44.500credit score system that is currently in use in China. And what can we do about it? Well, if they
00:35:51.280can if they can hang on to our crypto then we have to get all the cash we possibly can
00:35:56.040if they try to force the digital id down our throats and they may try that i know saskatchewan
00:36:02.780is trying to implement it ontario tried to implement it three or four months ago but it
00:36:07.860didn't work out for them they're going to bring it back later on this year haven't heard about
00:36:11.260manitoba yet they try to implement anything like that a digital id nationally or provincially we
00:36:17.400we say no way well the rest of the world is doing it we have to keep up with the rest of the world
00:36:25.540we don't care we're not doing it guys this is really important we can't go to a digital id
00:36:36.560everything they want on there and i showed you this the other night they want your marital status
00:36:42.080they want whether or not you've had a sexually transmitted disease i mean every single thing
00:36:46.840there is to know about a person will be contained on this digital ID. Yes, your vaccine status,
00:36:51.680how much money you have in the bank, how much money you owe. They're going to start putting
00:36:57.840more and more cameras out. You know, China's got over 2 billion working cameras in that country.
00:37:05.500Yeah, that's over one camera for every single person in that country. And they're watching
00:37:12.720you all the time it's not cool a couple more things before we bring felicia nelson on felicia's
00:37:19.680got a story to tell us and tonight another edition of ask the funeral director with mike boy jackas
00:37:25.720of voyage funeral homes that's going to happen about 15 minutes after we close the show tonight
00:37:30.200so about 9 15 or 9 20 we got some really interesting questions tonight uh this is
00:37:35.940interesting from nano ctv and nanos uh work together closely on polling trend shows material
00:37:41.680increase in ppc support now we saw in the election election last year they were gaining and gaining
00:37:48.140momentum and then about with a week and a half left before the election during the campaign
00:37:52.820their support kind of flattened out people got cold feet i think it was but look at this even
00:37:58.560in this story here they call the people's party a far right party ctv left-wing corporate media
00:38:07.480we have to say far left-wing corporate media they call the people's party a far right party
00:38:13.180they don't say extremists they say far right none of the principles or tent poles of this party
00:38:20.220show far right at all it's just common sense that's all it is and i urge you guys to go ahead
00:38:27.820and read the platform at people's party of canada people's party but they are getting a bump in
00:38:33.520their support right now because of all this. Lastly, before we bring on Felicia,
00:38:39.320why is Saskatchewan announcing today they're giving free HIV self-test kits away for free
00:38:46.000at 26 locations across the province? I saw a video the other day I found alarming regarding
00:38:53.780the vaccine. I am not going to put those two things together on this show, but I think you
00:38:58.240know where I'm going. And you've probably done some research on this yourself regarding
00:39:05.440this experimental serum that everybody seems, not everybody, but many people seem so excited about.
00:39:12.020Even though they don't know what's in it, I saw a video the other day of how they seal
00:39:18.420certain parts of the vaccine, the mRNA, and what they use for it. And I thought, wow,
00:39:24.340that's interesting that might be going out on a limb a little bit i want to hear more about this
00:39:29.680and then two days later i see this story that the government of saskatchewan is giving away
00:39:34.780free hiv self-testing kits province-wide at 26 different locations why all of a sudden is there
00:39:41.480a sudden surge in hiv in saskatchewan that people need to have hiv self-testing kits at home what's
00:39:48.320going on in saskatchewan has anybody heard about a surge in hiv infections at all
00:39:55.300let's put two and two together folks what the heck is going on all right we're going to bring
00:40:04.080in felicia nelson here he's gonna hey felicia hi how you doing good how are you i'm good thanks
00:40:13.100thanks for waiting around and thanks for coming on tonight your story i've uh found to be a very
00:40:17.640interesting one and i've been following it for months now uh felicia you guys she's one of the
00:40:22.840original viewers of the show here from when i started like i don't know a year and a half ago
00:40:26.800or something and um thanks for coming on tonight and sharing your story let's start from the
00:40:32.440beginning felicia and work our way yeah well i mean you said i'd be on in 20 minutes
00:40:38.860okay well how about how about this how about this we start where you were diagnosed with
00:40:48.380what it is you've got which is uh Lyme disease well yeah Lyme disease and stiff person syndrome
00:40:55.640did you get diagnosed for those two things together no so I got sick in 2016 uh had a
00:41:02.800hard time walking, um, a lot of fluttery muscles, I call them and, uh, stiffness, especially in cold
00:41:10.620and, um, went to emergency in Selkirk after one of my son's hockey games. They scheduled me for a,
00:41:21.820uh, emergency MRI at HSC the next morning and sat there for 13 hours, which was awesome.
00:41:28.800and um and they couldn't figure it out they said I was a conundrum um that that's that's one of the
00:41:37.100words I've heard a lot lately uh in in since I've been sick and um I constantly ask get tested for
00:41:47.240Lyme and my neurologist laughed at me said Lyme doesn't exist blah blah blah and uh so we have a
00:41:57.340a naturopath um family member in california we contacted him and he hooked us up to a
00:42:07.020um i don't think this has any of my important information on it um anyways he had hooked us
00:42:18.780up with a uh a company called dna connections yeah and they literally we bought it we bought
00:42:26.060this test kit it came in through fedex i peed in a cup like you do on your your regular exams or
00:42:34.480whatever and um sent it back with ice packs in the styrofoam container and uh came back with
00:42:42.740lime and uh seven different co-infections okay wait a minute wait a minute the doctors here said
00:42:49.720Lyme doesn't exist yeah are you kidding yeah it's you know what it's like a needle in a haystack
00:42:57.220to find a doctor in here to take uh in in Canada to take Lyme seriously they are starting to show
00:43:03.480up um but then to get an appointment with them is is well it's like the the the backlog of surgeries
00:43:13.000that we're hearing about now right so I didn't realize Lyme was such a controversial thing I
00:43:17.500i was absolutely i'm still absolutely convinced that it exists i mean i've been hearing about it
00:43:22.080for 25 years now yeah it's yeah i don't know i don't know exactly what his issue was um
00:43:28.260yeah yeah i can't i can't tell you i fought with him and fought with him and fought with him
00:43:34.640and uh finally 2017 um i got uh an email saying my my test result was back and i looked at it and i
00:43:44.560and i cried and i didn't know if it was happy or sad or what do i do now it was just a bunch
00:43:51.120of emotions because it was something it was a diagnosis um and then um we went so that was about
00:43:59.920a year that was about 15 months after i got sick because i got sick in march of 2016
00:44:08.160and um june 2017 is when i got the diagnosis and um and then we took that diagnosis to a
00:44:18.540naturopath and uh he hooked us up right away with a walking clinic that um that he knew of that
00:44:29.460would give me doxycycline and then we headed out to bc and uh went to a naturopath there because
00:44:38.140they're allowed to prescribe antibiotics in bc they're not allowed to prescribe antibiotics
00:44:45.120in manitoba here so this has been quite a journey for you the yeah you can say that
00:44:51.520i'm like you took 20 minutes of my time shadow i'm sorry the stiff person disease that you have
00:44:59.420did that come hand in hand with the lime did that start showing up around the same time
00:45:03.520um so the doctor that diagnosed me when so i got i got really bad in the fall of 2018
00:45:10.280because that's a very rare syndrome i was reading about that earlier today very rare very rare i'm
00:45:18.100one in two or three in manitoba yeah um i'm the only one that's actively treating it like actively
00:45:25.120trying to get better and i'm one in 24 in canada wow wow that's crazy now it's an autoimmune
00:45:33.240they think, right? That syndrome. Yeah. So I have antibodies that attack my GABA
00:45:40.900neurotransmitters, which pretty much puts my nervous system into fight or flight mode
00:45:49.980constantly. So because of this syndrome, what did your doctor say regarding vaccination? And
00:45:57.520I'm sure you went to several different medical professionals before you decided what to do with
00:46:02.500that but what was the consensus about getting the vaccine with this syndrome well um as soon as uh
00:46:09.920operation warp speed was announced by trump and his administration i got an automated phone call
00:46:16.100from my neurologist um who had been seeing me since 2016 um who kept on just saying i have ms
00:46:24.000but it's not showing up and i'm just like no keep on giving doing tests um but uh when this
00:46:32.400operation warp speed got announced i got an automated message from his office saying do not
00:46:37.920take this vaccine um they advised all ms patients all autoimmune patients not to take this vaccine
00:46:45.200now you have to understand i am like you tell me not to do something
00:46:54.520i'm gonna have why why why why why and um like try to figure out well why can't i yeah right
00:47:06.780it's kind of like a challenge a little bit and i've also found my voice with um being told i was
00:47:13.080crazy um i don't know how many times we went to the doctor's office um between 2016 and 2018 and
00:47:20.040they would look at my spouse jay and ask if i was crazy or if i was suicidal um because everything
00:47:27.700when you go to a doctor and they don't know especially if you're a woman if they don't know
00:47:31.640what's going on with you then it's obviously a mental disease right right so what's jay's reaction
00:47:39.060uh after the eighth time he's been asked that question has he always maintained his mood or
00:47:45.640has he snapped at them at any point because i know i would have um jay is did he get back from
00:47:52.420ice fishing he's back from ice fishing yeah hey buddy you might hear some barks in the background
00:47:58.940but he tossed them all back um it was just a day for fun um he uh the first time i think he was
00:48:08.800kind of caught off guard because this was all very new to us like i was very healthy we were
00:48:13.000going in the gym together i was strength training um i've always been athletic i have always been
00:48:19.160healthy um so it kind of caught off guard and but he's kind of quiet um and reserved and he doesn't
00:48:27.000really say much for the most part um and i usually have a mouth that kind of um i can speak for the
00:48:34.800both that's very easily right yep yeah so i usually tell the doctor um some nuts nice words
00:48:42.280that i'm sitting right there and um he can direct his questions to me okay yeah so jay doesn't like
00:48:50.020those questions no i i don't think so i wouldn't either so um this must have played on your mental0.97
00:48:58.420health as well with all of these medical professionals telling you you're crazy uh
00:49:03.600we can't find anything you there's lime doesn't exist you've got ms it's just not showing up
00:49:09.800finally you get your diagnosis with this stiff person syndrome and then covid comes along
00:49:16.160yeah so were you working on a treatment was there some kind of a treatment plan you had
00:49:22.280that was interrupted by this whole thing yes so i was on ivig and what is that so it's
00:49:29.380intravenous immunoglobulin so it is um plasma uh taken from 2 000 to 10 000 donors per batch
00:49:40.800um and they they mix it all up together and they make a batch from that many donors depending on
00:49:49.100how often you like some countries you can you can get paid to donate your plasma and uh so
00:49:56.520that's why it varies um is it hard to get that stuff is it no it's actually it's if you have
00:50:04.140an autoimmune disease in Canada it's one of the first things that they just try on you because
00:50:08.640it's it's um it's kind of that off patent type of um just let's try this out sometimes you have to
00:50:18.420um I've heard of people with like POTS syndrome um they've had to fight for it because it's not
00:50:24.920known to treat POTS but when it's an unknown IVIG is the go-to okay yeah so when all of this
00:50:34.080vaccination started now I distinctly remember you talking about this in a video you made
00:50:40.700you were no longer able to get that because they weren't allowed to make the plasma
00:50:48.020from vaccinated people am i right in saying that um somewhat okay so at first um
00:50:55.820it was december of 2020 i had just lost my grandpa jay just lost one of his best friends
00:51:05.060and i got went in for my scheduled treatment and they said you haven't had a physical assessment
00:51:13.440done in a year and i'm like okay well sps doesn't just go away so what do you want me to do like
00:51:22.740we're in code red all of my appointments have been phone call only like what do you want me to do
00:51:28.740and they're like well you can't get it so i had like i said the day before i just put my my my
00:51:34.940my grandpa on the ground we were dealing with jay's buddies the loss of his life i just i fell
00:51:41.580to the floor of of the outpatient clinic in Selkirk and I started bawling because I'm like
00:51:46.420this was my lifeline right and uh and it just um from there so the protocols changed in December
00:51:57.420number one um plasma unvaccinated plasma was used for um oh I'm gonna get the word wrong here
00:52:08.340um there's a certain type of uh plasma what's the word honey you're supposed to help me out here
00:52:18.340brain fog is one of the things with sps and lyme um
00:52:23.360oh it's called something where they use plasma from recently infected people that have recovered
00:52:31.960from covid um they use that plasma to treat people with plasma like that was that was a trial that
00:52:39.600was being done um so they needed unvaccinated people um for this trial it's called something
00:52:47.640and i for some reason it's just it's not coming it'll come to me okay um and then i was following
00:52:55.560my SPS pages that I have on Facebook and the people that I knew were on IVIG started getting
00:53:05.680weird reactions from their IVIG. So that critical part of me started thinking again, like what's
00:53:14.600going on? So I... What kind of reactions are we talking about here? Like shingles and anaphylaxis.
00:53:23.680anaphylaxis and um weird all of the weird things that happen to people who have been vaccinated
00:53:32.920yeah so i did a little research yeah i did a little research and i realized that there was
00:53:40.64087 vaccines that were being used in the world and that kind of caught me off guard because we
00:53:48.740have only heard of like the three or four fda right right and so i called my blood manufacturer
00:53:56.040in the u.s there's two of them in the u.s and i got transferred um like throughout their company
00:54:05.900and and i think it was 87 or 78 um like you said the brain fog is is is we were putting it on the
00:54:12.980spot here but um that's a lot of vaccines anyways compared to the four that we know of
00:54:17.420um and so i got transferred to this lab tech and i says look i says i've got this is my lifeline
00:54:24.940like the ibig is what like makes me function still it's what makes me able to walk especially
00:54:30.140in the winter um is it true that there's 87 different vaccines and he's like whoa he goes
00:54:38.000yeah not many people know that i says okay what are you doing because what i've researched is
00:54:45.400they're all different mechanisms. There's plant-based, there's DNA-based, there's adenovirus-based,
00:54:51.020there's mRNA-based. There's a huge list. Now, some of these now...
00:55:06.100Waiting patiently for her to come back.
00:55:08.140frozen okay are we back yeah you froze just talking about stuff that people don't want
00:55:18.420are not supposed to so you were talking about the plant-based like all the different types
00:55:23.040of vaccines that are being used your blood plasma treatment you don't know where that
00:55:27.380comes from it can come from a clinic in france or australia or germany or africa whatever right
00:55:33.480Yeah. So you can donate blood, you can donate plasma in Japan and they'll freeze it and they'll send it to my blood manufacturer in the US. And so I asked him, I says, okay, I said, that's all fine and dandy. That's great. But what do you do to take the mechanisms of the mRNA or the DNA or like, what are you doing to feel like to filter it?
00:56:00.960Because obviously they have a huge filtration process already because they're pooling all this blood together to make this product.
00:56:09.820And IVIG is not the only product that's done like this.
00:56:13.440The only product that you're the only blood product that you're going to get that's from one person to another is a blood transfusion.
00:56:21.360Right. But so this this stuff is not been using unvaccinated.
00:56:42.880And I've had four phone call conversations with my blood manufacturer about it.
00:56:49.280And he says until they get a phone call or an order from the FDA, CDC or WHO that they need to change or add on a filtration process, that they have no idea what vaccines are in these lots that they're making.
00:57:14.020There have been a lot of questions, Felicia, and I've actually referred a couple of people to you because you've done a lot of research on this, obviously, over the past couple of years regarding blood transfusions.
00:57:23.700Are vaccinated people allowed to give blood because of the mRNA in their system?
00:57:30.460And then should we as unvaccinated people get it?
00:57:34.920That would be the same as getting a vaccination, right?
00:57:37.580Like, I don't even know how all of this works.
00:57:40.060Have you found anything out about that?
00:57:41.620so convalescent plasma there it came to me so convalescent plasma is the plasma that's used
00:57:50.120from somebody that's been recently infected with the disease um and they've done this with
00:57:55.880different diseases in the past so convalescent plasma is from unvaccinated now it doesn't matter
00:58:02.940In June, June 15th of 2021, they stopped the convalescent plasma program in the U.S.
00:58:12.540So they were still doing it in the U.S.
00:58:15.460They were still marking the donations as unvaccinated convalescent plasma until June 15th.
00:58:23.760And that I got straight from the Red Cross.
00:58:27.720So I literally call these people and rack up our phone bills.
00:59:05.540But here's the thing with autoimmune diseases is we have these cytokine storms that don't regulate themselves anymore.0.99
00:59:16.180So my cytokine storm ramped up and kicked COVID's butt.
00:59:22.720I was literally, I felt like crap for a day, had a fever for about a day and a half.0.63
00:59:29.020um and and then about 12 hours later i went into my full tonic seizures but they're not seizures
00:59:40.760because i'm fully awake yeah and that was what the the like you see autoimmune for people that
00:59:48.960don't know is when you've got your immune system is just ramped right up and it attacks healthy
00:59:55.660parts of your body and then you get the cytokine storm um and it'll attack anything so the cytokines
01:00:03.600yeah the cytokine storm in an autoimmune disease person um ramps up with a bacteria or virus
01:00:10.260but then um so the t cells right come into play and then the cells that's that that are supposed
01:00:19.460to come in and say, okay, the virus, the bacteria is under control and it's gone now. You can slow
01:00:26.660your roll, go back, go back to your corners, you know, go back to the bench. That doesn't happen
01:00:34.980with me anymore. So, and it's like that with a lot of autoimmune disease people. So our cytokine
01:00:42.600storms, they ramp up and then they don't know how to ramp back down. So that's what the
01:00:48.340convalescent plasma would help you do would help you regulate am i right i don't know i i can't say
01:00:54.220that for sure not because it's never been tried on me and it's never been tried on anybody with
01:00:58.240sps they it was the convalescent plasma was a trial um that they used in the u.s to see if it
01:01:07.880would help but from my understanding when they were using the convalescent plasma the people
01:01:13.860were coming in with their lips they were blue already so at that point at that point it's too
01:01:20.540late right i mean they also use the oral polio vaccine as a clinical trial for covid in the u.s
01:01:30.360just so you know you've done a lot of research we could actually do an entire show with you and the
01:01:36.420research you've done on all of this stuff uh because there's so much stuff that you've found
01:01:41.780out just from digging in that most people just don't know and those of us who watch this show
01:01:47.660and are actually part of the show every night we probably know more than the average normie out
01:01:52.500there who watches the left-wing corporate media so it's fascinating are you going to be able to
01:01:57.940get treatment at some point soon if they lift the federal mandates so i can travel i have been
01:02:05.260approved for treatment in mexico can you get down there with um with testing without being
01:02:14.480vaccinated do you have to be i mean i could i mean i i've lived in the country all my life
01:02:21.280yeah i could right um but then i wouldn't want to come back to be honest um so because when i
01:02:30.580was in the hospital in january um i went to bozier hospital because i'm from tyndall and uh jay was
01:02:40.160in brandon um he works out of town a lot he's a trades guy and so when i was done with covid
01:02:48.520and thought i was better um what i didn't realize and that's why a lot of people don't realize this
01:02:54.580is that um like there's no there's no test out there for immune system you can't just go to the
01:02:59.880and say hey i want to i want to test my immune system today right so when you catch covid that's
01:03:06.720what a lot of people are saying like you never know how you're going to react to it well because
01:03:10.840you don't really know what your immune system is doing behind the scenes it might be funny a little
01:03:15.720bug you might not even have a low-grade fever but it might be fighting something behind the scenes
01:03:19.640that you don't know about but it's that and that's where sometimes when you if you catch0.96
01:03:24.960covid at that time it's going to kick you in the butt um with anybody with an autoimmune disease
01:03:30.520um and especially lyme i'm seeing people uh write about lyme um lyme screws everything up so
01:03:38.720um but my focus is sps because sps is is very painful if you can think about um a person being
01:03:48.280in a full tonic seizure um i have those for 10 to 15 minutes at a time like non-stop what kind of
01:03:58.060like full tonic you say yeah so it's when um a fruitful chronic full tonic seizures so i i go
01:04:06.180into a full seizure the only i i have i have use of my voice thankfully and i have use of my arms
01:04:14.680and my hands um and i'm able to hear um what's going on around me so very often like the first
01:04:23.520time it happened we had no idea what was going on the paramedics came in and thought i was having a
01:04:28.480regular seizure so they were asking jay what my weight was and i answered and they were like
01:04:33.260that doesn't happen with somebody having a seizure right yeah yeah so that that's where
01:04:39.840everything kind of and the paramedics that i've there that i've worked with like i've or that i've
01:04:46.760encountered they've all been really great and they've all advocated for me it's getting to
01:04:52.180the hospital that things go and it's like a shit show part of my language that's like the nicest
01:04:59.120way to put it um do you think that there's like with lyme and the uh stiff person syndrome is that0.54
01:05:08.260linked? Is that something that, because Lyme represents itself or presents itself in many
01:05:14.000different ways. So Tara, yes, I can see during a seizure. I, I, I, I, sorry, I'm seeing some
01:05:21.500comments here and I want to answer as much as I can. Um, so the neural neurologist, when I went
01:05:29.840into the hospital in in november of 2018 the neurologist um at first admitted me as psychosomatic
01:05:38.480once again i'm a woman right it's just a mental disease you just have a panic disorder right um
01:05:46.260so i was on five different anti-seizure meds at this point because every er that i went to
01:05:54.960would just add on on a pill and and depression pills and anti-anxiety pills and all this kind
01:06:02.340of stuff right and uh so by the time I got to HSC I told Jay I said I can leaving I says they
01:06:13.140can put me in the effing psych ward because I'm not going anywhere and uh so and I'm pretty sure
01:06:21.800the neurologist at first that was on call wanted wanted me to go there because I do have a mouth
01:06:27.520on me um and I really don't care like when I'm advocating for myself like and I'm in this much
01:06:34.200pain I'll tell you this that I wish more people were like you Felicia when it comes to that no
01:06:41.020seriously because there's a lot of people that wish no no I'll tell you why because so many people
01:06:47.440you know they give up so easily when it comes to the medical system because the medical system is
01:06:51.760is cruel and vicious and it will spit you out before you have a chance to actually get in there
01:06:56.460and make your case and unless you're loud and abrasive the squeaky wheel gets the grease right
01:07:01.560you're never going to get treated fairly and you may just die from your personal apathy which is
01:07:08.280no and and like my covet experience in january showed me showed me the real
01:07:14.020oh the real nastiness of hsc it is nasty can you explain that in five minutes because i'm
01:07:23.020going to have to get going i've got an ask the funeral director with mike boy jack is coming up
01:07:26.880and i know he's getting antsy okay so bozier hospital because i'm on a high dose of benzos
01:07:33.540um people are going to have to research that themselves benzos is what calms my
01:07:38.500my nervous system i'm on a very high dose because i've been on it for three years
01:07:43.600so they were uncomfortable giving me high doses of diazepam and high doses of midazolam
01:07:50.240um without being having a neurologist on call so i got transported to uh hsc and i thought
01:07:59.180everything was going to be honky dory because i'm like i'm over covid i have no i have zero
01:08:02.980covid symptoms it's just now my my sps is is on full attack mode they just need to calm it down
01:08:09.620i was there for six days i never got fed they never gave me water they didn't put me on ib
01:08:16.900fluids um nothing uh my mom called my mom called hsc every single day they would not give her an
01:08:26.620update. Um, she's one of my emergency contacts. Jay's my primary caregiver. They wouldn't give
01:08:33.920him updates, nothing. I was, they, they had the IV machine outside of like the construction zone
01:08:44.740tarps because I was COVID positive in Bossier, which is another story, but we don't have the
01:08:52.160time for that um I was I had zero symptoms of COVID zero um they were constantly checking my
01:09:01.400they were constantly getting blood and checking my urine um to try to find an infection because
01:09:08.280my chest x-ray was was clean I didn't have a cough didn't have a sore throat didn't have a fever I
01:09:14.820mean they were desperately looking for something that they could say oh yeah she's definitely still
01:09:19.840at covid but i do you know if you were admitted to the hospital felicia as a covid case
01:09:25.980i don't know because i did not i i so i heard now that because i got the rapid test
01:09:33.560that they can't put me in the hospital they can't put me down as a covid case in the hospital
01:09:37.820because i did not consent to the pcr test okay because that's how they've been doing it that's
01:09:45.420how they've been buffering their numbers and you cannot like you can say I don't consent I don't
01:09:51.020consent to the PCR test the PCR test is a procedure and that you have to sign off on for an ENT like
01:09:58.120an ear nose throat doctor so you were in there for six days and you felt like they were looking for
01:10:04.340any thing to make you a COVID patient anything yeah and and they would wait until I would have
01:10:12.500my episodes in order to give me my my my benzos and i was getting like lots and i mean there was
01:10:20.880a few times there where i was saying just just just triple the dose i'm done i'm done just triple
01:10:26.180the dose and jay was not allowed in because of covid protocols nor was your mother and they
01:10:31.100wouldn't give them updates that's how they wouldn't even call them back they would they
01:10:34.820wouldn't they wouldn't tell him they wouldn't tell them what i was what my condition was like when
01:10:40.720they called and they would not call them back would you say that because i know you're in a room
01:10:45.580for the time you were in there but did you get a sense that it was overwhelmed that they were
01:10:49.820extremely busy or was it just attitude they didn't even have nurses
01:10:56.680they have they have what what's called uas jay you can sit there with her if you want to i can
01:11:04.860hear you in the background so it's okay man come on no i'm in my pajamas already
01:11:09.480okay they have what what's called ua so which is med students at any level of um a year of med
01:11:18.440students and yeah yeah no i was treated like i i discharged myself um because i i i was getting
01:11:28.480the feeling that they were just trying to kill me i i and and it sounds that sounds very over
01:11:34.560dramatic but literally i did not get fed for six days no felicia that that doesn't sound over
01:11:40.260dramatic because i have heard that from dozens of people dozens of people like they come out and
01:11:46.440they they say because you can't really quantify it you know you can't really prove it it's just
01:11:51.220a feeling that you get right you go wow man these people just it seems like they didn't care they
01:11:56.180were just brushing me off they didn't like in your case they didn't feed you no see i couldn't move
01:12:02.720every time I moved it would trigger um an episode um because my body was on such high like like the
01:12:11.940storm was so high right like they needed to what they should have done was they should have made
01:12:16.800a regular two-hour schedule until I felt like my body was relaxed but when I was awake and I was
01:12:26.760looking through the curtains because they have like these construction zone plastic curtains
01:12:32.340Yeah. I mean, I saw nurses with their feet up on their desks, scrolling through TikTok, social media, on the phone, eating their lunches, nothing. I it was I was given a call button. And that's it. I wasn't even like they didn't even give me my phone all the time. I had to ask for my phone so I could update my family. I quickly made a family chat on WhatsApp.
01:13:00.520um i because unbeknownst to me i didn't know that they didn't know
01:13:07.100that you were in the hospital you mean what that no how i how i was doing oh my god yeah like
01:13:15.160everybody knew i was in the hospital but i didn't know that they didn't know how i was i thought
01:13:18.920they were they especially with being and my neurologist he's at hsc he was there every day
01:13:27.540and he was mad at me that i wasn't more sick he was literally mad at me he's like you should be
01:13:36.100in the icu you should be on a vent and i'm like i i take my vitamins are you are you like are you
01:13:44.700are you serious like he wasn't kidding maybe maybe you should be on a vent no he's like you're lucky
01:13:52.220you're not dead yeah no yeah we've got a problem with the medical so and this is the first
01:13:59.060neurologist that told me i shouldn't get the vaccine and my last in-person appointment which
01:14:04.680i think will be my last in-person appointment with him he told me that i should get the vaccine and
01:14:10.560i says wait a second i says you you told me that i shouldn't he goes well we should be we should
01:14:16.580be vaccinating newborn babies already. And I'm like, what? I'm like, you lost your ever-loving
01:14:22.640mind. And I says, have you had a, have you had a break? And he goes, well, I've been dealing
01:14:27.620with an influx of strokes. Well, I wonder why that is. Right. Yeah. Oh my God. That's a petrifying
01:14:39.740story it's when when he came to visit me and he was mad at me that I was not more sick
01:14:45.420I told him to f off and I told him to go deal with his effing stroke patients because he was
01:14:52.800pissing me off and and that's what and that's that's exactly how I worded it I was I was just
01:14:58.960like I'm in so much pain I'm exhausted um like I'm in I'm I'm soaked like I didn't get a I didn't
01:15:08.800get a sponge bath i didn't get a glass of water i didn't get nothing for six days and i'm having
01:15:17.200these seizure-like episodes why why wouldn't they like isn't that normal standard hospital care
01:15:27.060i i asked i asked for a vitamin c i said can i get ivy vitamin c i says i take so much vitamin
01:15:34.160throughout the day can i please get vitamin like an ivy and my neurologist at hsc said well i don't
01:15:42.760think we have such a thing here okay that's crazy felicia i gotta wrap it up here i've like i've got
01:15:53.240mike boy jack is coming on another 15 minutes and and we're gonna do one i know and i could go on
01:15:57.660for hours don't go to hsc guys okay here's here's what you guys do if you're still here watching
01:16:03.820this incredibly like eye-opening uh discussion with felicia go ahead and make friends with her
01:16:11.280on facebook and i i'm hoping that you're still doing videos felicia you still doing videos
01:16:15.480i am doing some yeah i've been taking it i've been taking it easy because my body is still
01:16:21.280recuperating from january i'm still i'm still feeling that will you please get back to that
01:16:28.220because it's it's easier to follow when you when you do those videos and i was uh i was actually
01:16:33.420sharing them in the group before facebook decided to take it down so yeah um please continue doing
01:16:38.980it if you if you guys want to know more about what felicia went through go ahead and friend her or
01:16:43.600follow her on facebook you see how her name is spelled right there at the bottom of the screen
01:16:46.940felicia thank you for coming on the show tonight i really appreciate you telling this story because
01:16:52.020i think it's something that people really needed to hear about what's going on inside of those
01:16:56.380hospitals and you so rarely hear a story like this yeah and and i mean i could like i said i
01:17:01.580can go on because there's exemptions i should get an exemption can't get it no it's like a very
01:17:08.440narrow focus maybe we'll do that again one night soon thank you have a great night and we'll talk
01:17:13.840to you see you guys okay there is felicia nelson thank you for coming on the show felicia wow
01:17:19.400that's crazy that's crazy that story now i understand that she was discussing
01:17:25.300a disease she has that's very, very rare, as we started to say.
01:17:32.000But towards the end of that story, you kind of go, okay, she got COVID, the Omicron, goes
01:17:38.320to the hospital and gets treated like that.
01:17:44.420And then her doctor comes in and says, well, I'm in the middle of dealing with the stroke