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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the people who inspire him the most. Warrior moms and dads have endured so much, but rather than feeling sorry for themselves, they instead choose to inspire hope in others by vulnerably sharing their stories. We can all do the same! Even the smallest acts of kindness and love can inspire hope in others. This is the power that will bring us together and change the world.
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​In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the people who inspire him the most. Warrior moms and dads have endured so much, but rather than feeling sorry for themselves, they instead choose to inspire hope in others by vulnerably sharing their stories. We can all do the same! Even the smallest acts of kindness and love can inspire hope in others. This is the power that will bring us together and change the world.
Even when terrible tragedy happens, we just think, okay what am I supposed to be learning from this? And how can I better myself from this. And knowing that we're touching people's lives and helping people educate themselves on informed consent, and trusting their gut and just knowing that you are smart enough, you are capable."
— Lea Lacey
This week, we meet Lea Lacey, a warrior mom and informed consent and medical freedom advocate. She shares a powerful message for parents about her daughter’s devastating vaccine-induced injury. Don’t miss this inspiring episode!
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - SHOW 119; FEATURING: Lea Lacey Mother of Vaccine Injured Child and Informed Consent Advocate

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Title: Empowering Medical Freedom: An Interview with Lea Lacey

Introduction: In this show, we feature an interview with Lea Lacey, an advocate for informed consent and medical freedom. Lea shares her journey after her child's vaccine injury and how she empowers others with research and knowledge about their medical decisions.

Key Points: 
  • Lea Lacey's daughter suffered a vaccine injury that led her to become an advocate for informed consent and medical freedom.
  • Lea emphasizes the importance of being informed and practicing informed consent when making medical decisions. She encourages people to stay factual and try to take emotions out of it.
  • Lea shares her personal experience with her daughter's vaccine injury and how it impacted her family's approach to medical decisions. She believes that people should trust their gut and educate themselves on informed consent. 
  • Lea provides resources and information to help people make informed medical decisions. She believes that people are smart enough and capable of making their own decisions. 
  • Lea's story provides hope and inspiration for those who have experienced medical trauma. She encourages people to learn from their experiences and use them to better themselves. 19

Conclusion: Lea Lacey's story is a powerful reminder of the importance of informed consent and medical freedom. By sharing her experience and knowledge, she empowers others to make informed decisions about their health.

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In this weeks From the Heart Dr. Paul addresses the profound theme of loss, an emotion everyone encounters multiple times in life, leading to grief, anger, and frustration. While certain losses are inevitable, he raises concerns about impending threats to our freedoms. Rather than passively awaiting these potential losses, Dr. Paul emphasizes the importance of proactive measures to reduce their impact and perhaps even enhance our cherished freedoms.​
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​In this week's From the Heart Dr. Paul addresses the profound theme of loss, an emotion everyone encounters multiple times in life, leading to grief, anger, and frustration. While certain losses are inevitable, he raises concerns about impending threats to our freedoms. Rather than passively awaiting these potential losses, Dr. Paul emphasizes the importance of proactive measures to reduce their impact and perhaps even enhance our cherished freedoms.​
We have to figure out what's best for our families on our own, unfortunately, and we can't trust our doctors because the doctors have had their livelihoods threatened and so they've gone along with the program."
— Dr. Meryl Nass
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - PODCAST 118; FEATURING: Dr. Meryl Nass, MD

In today's interview, Dr. Meryl Nass discusses the history of biological warfare and the potential dangers of vaccines. She emphasizes the importance of being informed and proactive in protecting our health and freedom. Dr. Nass also shares her insights on the World Health Organization treaty and the potential loss of sovereignty. Dr. Paul offers advice on how we can take action to mitigate these risks and fight back against propaganda and misinformation. Overall, the interview provides valuable information and insights for anyone interested in public health and global politics.

​Show Notes:

Title: WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - SHOW 118; FEATURING: Dr. Meryl Nass, MD Board-certified internal medicine physician with special expertise in bioterrorism, Gulf War syndrome, vaccine safety, and vaccine mandates

Length: Approximately 1 hour

Guest: Dr. Meryl Nass, MD

Summary: In this podcast, Dr. NASS shares her insights on the history of weapons of mass destruction, the World Health Organization treaty, and the potential loss of our freedom. Dr. Paul offers advice on what we can do to protect our freedom and prevent potential losses in the future. Viewers are encouraged to visit DoortoFreedom.org The website also offers links to download PDFs with 30 articles on various topics, including health regulations, pandemic treaty, electronic money. These articles are easy to understand and can be printed out and shared with friends.

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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about gratitude for family and the importance of connection. After spending some quality time with his sons recently, Dr. Paul was reminded of how important it is to connect and make time to be with our loved ones. He reminds us to create intentional space for our loved ones, hugging our kids and being present for them.
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about gratitude for family and the importance of connection. After spending some quality time with his sons recently, Dr. Paul was reminded of how important it is to connect and make time to be with our loved ones. He reminds us to create intentional space for our loved ones, hugging our kids and being present for them.
Patients need to be enlightened, they need to be empowered, they need to be informed, and they need to have a discussion with their physician.
— Dr. Paul E. Marik
This week, Dr. Paul Marik, founder of the FLCCC Alliance, joins the show for a fascinating discussion that ranges from Covid protocols, cancer, his recent book, “Cancer Care: The Role of Repurposed Drugs and Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer,” along with the reality of what happens to doctors who speak the truth.
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - PODCAST 117; FEATURING: Dr. Paul E. Marik MD, FCCM, FCCP

​Show Notes:

Title: With the Wind's Science Revealed - Episode 117

Guest: Dr. Paul E. Marik

Summary: In this episode of With the Wind's Science Revealed, Dr. Paul interviews Dr. Paul E. Marik, a physician and researcher who has developed a protocol for treating sepsis that has saved countless lives. They discuss the importance of informed consent, the risks and benefits of vaccines, and the need for doctors to prioritize patient care over bureaucracy.

Show Notes:
  • Introduction (00:00)
  • Dr. Paul introduces Dr. Paul E. Marik and his work on sepsis (00:06)
  • Dr. Marik discusses his protocol for treating sepsis and the controversy surrounding it (02:30)
  • The importance of informed consent and patient empowerment (08:15)
  • The risks and benefits of vaccines and the need for individualized care (14:45)
  • The impact of bureaucracy on patient care and the need for doctors to prioritize their patients (22:10)
  • Dr. Marik's advice for patients and doctors (29:30)
  • Conclusion (35:00)
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about self-care. When we're going through hard times and feeling really overwhelmed, it's time to reach out and get the care that you need. While it might feel selfish, it’s actually the most loving and caring thing we can do for those we love. Because when we're filled with love, we are available to fill up others.
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In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about self-care. When we're going through hard times and feeling really overwhelmed, it's time to reach out and get the care that you need. While it might feel selfish, it’s actually the most loving and caring thing we can do for those we love. Because when we're filled with love, we are available to fill up others.
​That, again, parents are raising their children, doctors don't raise our children, lawyers don't raise our children, not you, but another lawyer that that you're going to fight against is going to tell you that all these people have these rights. And they're not who goes home with these kids. And they're not the one who's raising these children the expenses of taking care of a child with autism, or who's sick.
— Steve Joncus
This week, Dr. Paul interviews Steve Juncus, the attorney currently suing the Oregon Medical Board for their wrongful termination of Dr. Paul’s license. They discuss Steve’s lawsuit against medical mandates in Oregon and former Oregon Governor Kate Brown, diving deep into public health, what's going on, and what we can do about it.
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Paul Thomas - WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - PODCAST 116; FEATURING: Stephen Joncus, Attorney Owner Joncus Law PC

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Title: With the Wind Science Revealed

Length: 45:23

Guests: DeeDee Hoover LMT, PMT, CCT, Dr. Paul, Stephen Joncus

Summary: In this episode, we delve into the controversial topic of medical mandates, public health, and self-care. Our guests share their personal experiences and insights on the issue, shedding light on the different perspectives and concerns surrounding it.

Stephen Joncus, a lawyer and activist, talks about his lawsuit against the Oregon Medical Board and Governor Kate Brown, which challenges the constitutionality of medical mandates. He emphasizes the importance of resisting and informing oneself, and shares his collection of links and resources to help people make informed decisions.

DeeDee Hoover, a licensed massage therapist and certified clinical thermographer, shares her journey with the vaccine issue and how it has affected her work and relationships. She highlights the need for more transparency and education on the risks and benefits of vaccines, and encourages people to listen to their own bodies and intuition.

Dr. Paul, a medical doctor, provides a balanced perspective on the issue, acknowledging the benefits of vaccines in preventing diseases but also recognizing the potential risks and limitations. He stresses the importance of individual choice and informed consent, and encourages people to work with their doctors to make the best decisions for their health. Overall, this episode offers a thought-provoking and informative discussion on a complex and sensitive issue that affects us all. Tune in and take care of yourself!

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​In his From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about the amazing interactions he had with mothers and fathers at the recent Southern Utah Birth Expo. These parents inspired him because of how they embodied an inner knowingness stemming from maternal and paternal instincts. This was a great reminder of how we all can tune our own instincts by keeping our minds open to knowledge and learning. Our openness will enable us all to know what’s best for our children!
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Dr. Paul Thomas is an award-winning Dartmouth-trained pediatrician with nearly 30 years of experience in pediatrics. He is an expert on addiction and in Addiction Medicine. He is the co-author of the forthcoming book, The Vaccine-Friendly Plan: Dr. Paul’s Safe and Effective Approach to Immunity and Health—from Pregnancy through Your Child’s Teen Years (Ballantine 2016).
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