Nurses Out Loud
Nurses Out Loud with Beth Hnat, RN – In the wake of the recent tragedy in Maui, I have kept my eyes wide open and started to explore some details that not only don’t seem to be adding up but ones that also seem blatantly obvious in support of a sinister agenda. By no means is my critical evaluation of what has been transpiring intended to diminish the pain, suffering, and trauma that everyone in Hawaii is experiencing, but…
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – In the realm of public health, few issues elicit as much controversy and passion as the topic of vaccines. One individual who courageously stepped onto the front lines of this debate is Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a dedicated environmental lawyer and advocate. With a background rooted in activism and a relentless pursuit of justice, Kennedy confronted the pharmaceutical complex head-on, and…
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – In the wake of the pandemic, many still grapple with the fear and uncertainty that emerged during those challenging times. Despite easing restrictions, some individuals remain hesitant to step outside their comfort zones, their homes becoming both a haven and a prison. We shed light on the mental health crises that have intensified in the wake of the plandemic. Nurses, in particular,…
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Are you hoping to find your happily ever after? Are you just looking for friends with the same worldview? The COVID-19 vaccine mandate changed the playing field for those dating. An already complicated navigation through the ocean of single people looking for “Mr. and Mrs. Right” now added a new twist; “are they COVID-19 vaccinated or not?” The C19 vaccine mandate divided…
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – In a world where consumerism reigns supreme, it is crucial for us to realize the power we hold as individuals. Voting with our wallet is not just a transactional act but a powerful tool to shape the world we want to live in. When we spend our hard-earned money, we have the opportunity to support businesses and causes that align with our values and beliefs. Every purchase we make…
Nurses Out Loud with Beth Hnat, RN – For as proud as I am to be an American, I have grown to absolutely detest our government and the majority of what it appears to stand for now. God has allowed my eyes to be opened to see the vast corruption that has been plaguing our world and our government for longer than we can begin to comprehend. We have seen so many demonstrations of this, especially over the past three…
Nurses Out Loud with April Snipes RNFA, BSN, CNOR – This is a huge story, yet, the mainstream media machine hasn’t felt the need to report on this story in the way that it should. If these infectious diseases were to get into the community and cause an outbreak, what signs or symptoms would you want to be aware of? For an extensive timeline of…
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – The deadly hospital protocols that have cost countless lives will not go unanswered. Those responsible for implementing and enforcing these protocols will have to answer for their actions. The truth cannot be hidden forever, and this ruling brings us one step closer to holding them accountable…
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – In the complex and often overwhelming world of healthcare, patients can find themselves feeling vulnerable and uncertain about their medical journey. They place their trust in the hands of healthcare professionals, relying on their expertise to provide the best care possible. However, even the most experienced practitioners can face challenges, leading to potential errors or oversights that…
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – On this journey, I have met some of the most amazing individuals. True heroes in the realm of medicine, doctors, and nurses whose unwavering dedication and fearless spirit stand as a beacon of hope amidst a sea of corruption. It is important for us to not only shine our lights on the corruption but also on these remarkable individuals who have chosen to confront the very…
Nurses Out Loud with Beth Hnat, RN – As we embark upon back-to-school season, I always have a few parents reach out and ask what I put on my son’s religious exemption for childhood vaccines. I see a growing number of parents who are choosing to abstain fully from vaccines or not continuing on if they have done some thus far. I have been successfully submitting an exemption for 8 years now and, luckily and surprisingly…
Nurses Out Loud with April Snipes RNFA, BSN, CNOR – Banks are using their powers for evil again. Last week Dr. Syed Haider experienced the new phenomenon of financial excommunication from society. His bank accounts were closed, and he was given no reason. Conveniently it occurred while he was on day 3/28 of an Airbnb reservation that was also canceled with no explanation. In the same “X” thread, aka Tweet, Dr. Joseph…
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Sarah Greulich, a dedicated Registered Nurse pursuing her bachelor’s degree in nursing, was recently given the exciting assignment of selecting a nurse who has made a significant impact on the history of the nursing profession. To my delight and honor, she chose me! Today, roles are shifted, and Sarah assumes the role of interviewer and interviews me for this segment of Nurses…
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Vicki Strine received her first dose of the Pfizer vaccine in 2021. Two days later, she was admitted to the ICU in DKA (diabetic ketoacidosis, with elevated blood sugar 1200+) and myocarditis (elevated troponin and CK levels). She was released nine days later, insulin-dependent, and on heart medications for her myocarditis…
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