Ali Wagstaff

1. This might come as a shock to medical providers, but informed consent means you actually have to take the time to inform… It also means you go over risks, benefits and alternatives. Then after you’ve given all of the information, you let your patient decide for themselves.

@SternDrewCrypto This is from 2017?

🚨 SHOCKING CONFESSION: Cleveland Clinic Director Breaks Down in Tears, Apologizes to ALL His Vaccinated Patients! “I didn’t provide informed consent. Absolutely deplorable on my part and I apologize to my patients.” This is the moment the dam breaks wide open. A former top medical director at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic is crumbling on camera, admitting the unthinkable: doctors were never giving patients the full truth about the shots. He confesses medical schools teach zero about real vaccine contents, true safety data, or proper informed consent. No honest discussion of risks. No mention of the massive secret payouts for injuries. Just push, jab, and move on. Neides ran the Wellness Institute and was one of the first in line to promote and administer the vaccines. Now he calls his own actions deplorable and begs forgiveness from every patient he vaccinated. How many more doctors know the truth but stay silent out of fear? How deep does this suppression run? Big Pharma billions, captured regulators, media attacks on anyone who questioned the narrative, all while “informed consent” was treated like a joke. This is not one man’s regret. This is a massive red pill for the millions who trusted the system and rolled up their sleeves. The apologies are starting. The Great Awakening is here. Share this far and wide before they bury it. Demand real answers. What did they know and when did they know it?

@Buraq515 I love the ones that just LOL haha

I couldn't stop giggling at my job hilarious 🤣😂😁

@RWMaloneMD Nobody knows this because it’s not mainstream news

How many times will people have to hear these facts before they will believe the facts?

@elonmusk @DefiyantlyFree We don’t deserve Elon 😭😭😭

I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country

@ashincolorado 💯, seeing these all over Highlands Ranch area as well

Ready for a class action lawsuit? I am.

@BlondeOfWar I wanna know what tub they’re using too!

Look at this precious little one. Mine always cried during baths. I never thought to swaddle them before putting them in the water. This is actually brilliant. New mommas, take note. 🥰

Here is something to cleanse your timeline

@newstart_2024 Rescue pitties is bipartisan 😉

Whitney Cummings on Joe Rogan unleashed a savage takedown of liberal hypocrisy that had everyone nodding: “I was as liberal as it gets—blue hair, rescue pitbulls, ‘everyone’s equal.’ But then it turned into diversity… except diversity of thought. We don’t believe in gender, but we need a female president? My body my choice… unless it’s a baby needing a hep B vaccine from butt sex or needles? We believe the seas are rising… but we live on the coast? Would you buy a beach house if you truly believed that?” Comics spot hypocrisy like sharks smell blood—and Whitney’s got the receipts. Still liberal, still conservative, or just allergic to inconsistency now? What’s the most glaring hypocrisy you’ve noticed lately?

Capitalists believe that becoming wealthy by providing others value is a good thing. Socialists think that becoming wealthy can only mean you've exploited someone. This is why socialism is a tool of jealously that inherently breeds a poverty mindset.

@alexklint Smart to be aware it will be different! I def thought some things would be different but have still had a lot of surprises ha

@allison_wags My wife and I often have conversations wondering how different our parenting will be compared to how we currently think our parenting will be.

I take back at least 75% of things I said prior to having a baby 😂😳

@cheesesqueese @kieralwellness Ingestion of hypochlorous acid?

@allison_wags @kieralwellness my guess is a fungal or bacterial infection. mastica or hypochlorous acid are possible starting points

Half of my time spent with clients lately is just removing bacterial overgrowths. Carnivore/keto may have cured the symptoms but they tanked the thyroid. It was never the carbohydrate, It was the microbial dysbiosis, SIBO, h. Pylori.

@hephunderground Same. I was in a very good state of health, no dairy intolerances, tried raw milk for 2 months and it created gut health issues that didn't exist before :/. Stopped immediately when I stopped. I was bummed.

How it feels admitting to the alt health community that raw milk made my gut problems worse

Also, you clearly didn't read my complete first post before you got reactive and responded. If you think hospital interventions never cause an ICU stay then you are not an experienced nurse or are completely delusional. How else did the anoxic brain injury I listed from an epidural happen?

@allison_wags @Alec_Zeck Hospital intervention in childbirth doesn’t create an ICU stay. No ICU nurse I have ever met knew anything about labor, unless they transferred from ICU to train in L&D. The majority of people now are high risk due to age and other factors and never should be delivering at home.

I witnessed my wife: – Give birth in a standard hospital – Give birth in a tub at a birthing center – Give birth in a tub at home And based on firsthand experience, I can say unequivocally that birthing at home is a much better experience. Many allopathic doctors and nurses push unnecessary interventions, treat birth like a medical emergency, and have little understanding of what a woman’s body is truly capable of, or what an undisturbed, physiological birth actually looks like. I’m grateful that hospitals exist for the rare emergencies requiring C-sections or other interventions. But how many births truly require that? And how many end up there simply because women have been conditioned through fear to believe they’re weak, incapable, and dependent on a system that misunderstands birth entirely?

@AZDevil88 @Alec_Zeck That's pretty bold to assume what I know and don't know. But clearly you know everything so there's no point in having any further discussion. Good day.

@allison_wags @Alec_Zeck You didn’t get the “inside” or even understand why they got there. For example AFE. They used to always die and always do when this happens at home. We have been able to save several now due to quick IV medication intervention, oxygen, etc.

@AZDevil88 @Alec_Zeck All of our ICU charge nurses had to respond to "code whites"- obstetric emergencies.

Btw, I see you are a RN. If you work in the hospital remember you are only seeing the 1% that goes wrong with home birth. You will never see the other 99% that goes right at home because they don't go to the hospital. I acknowledged in my post that in ICU I also saw the worst 1% that happened from hospital interventions since they ended up in our ICU and I got the inside scoop into the cascade that lead to the emergencies. Emergencies also happen spontaneously of course, though rarely in healthy women that don't have interventions. At the end of the day, women should birth how they want and none of us should be projecting our personal anectodal experiences onto them.

@allison_wags @Alec_Zeck This isn’t accurate based on many years of experience. Uterine rupture with dead baby the most recent

@AZDevil88 @Alec_Zeck So anecdotal > facts that I posted. Uterine rupture likely happens in the hospital more than home birth due to meds for induction.

Here are your stats from Grok on true emergency transfers from home births worldwide. Most stats end up mixed with "free births"; which are very different than home births accompanied by a highly trained midwife with an emergency kit. Most transfers are because mom gets tired or needs the epidural. Most "fetal distress" transfers are also just because the midwife can't do deep suction at home. In most cases baby is suctioned and then goes home same day (according to the midwives I interviewed).

@allison_wags @Alec_Zeck It’s not 1%. It’s A LOT higher than that