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Warnings From a Paramedic

Prior to 2020, responding to emergency health calls meant dealing, mainly, with routine cases of illness and common instances of trauma. But then, a sudden, unexpected and notable shift occurred in the frequency and type of cases that first responders, like Harry Fisher, were dealing with. “We could tell that something had changed, drastically,” he explains on ‘Pediatric Perspectives’ this week. Harry began collecting anecdotal evidence for the connection between these injuries and medical intervention — something many doctors and other healthcare workers have refused to do. What did he discover? Watch this episode to find out!
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Show Notes:

Title: WITH THE WIND WITH DR. PAUL - SHOW 157; Pediatric Perspectives: with Harry Fisher; Warnings From a Paramedic
Presenters: Dr. Paul, Harry Fisher
Length: 42 minutes
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Key Points:
  • [00:00:59] Introduction: Dr. Paul welcomes Harry Fisher, a paramedic with a unique perspective from his work during COVID-19.
  • [00:03:38] Pre-COVID pediatric cases: Common 911 calls involving children, typically injuries and febrile seizures.
  • [00:07:29] Impact of COVID lockdowns: Decreased pediatric emergency calls and insights from hospital staff.
  • [00:09:08] Post-lockdown effects: Surge in pediatric patients and 911 calls after restrictions were lifted.
  • [00:10:59] Rise in pediatric seizures: Harry discusses a noticeable spike in non-febrile seizures post-COVID vaccinations.
  • [00:11:47] Increase in seizure calls: From rare cases pre-COVID to three calls a day during the pandemic.
  • [00:15:15] Pediatric strokes: Unprecedented rise in strokes in children post-vaccination, a condition Harry had never seen before.
  • [00:20:25] Heart conditions in kids: Increase in myocarditis and heart-related calls in children post-vaccine rollout.
  • [00:23:31] Cancer and terminal illness cases: Rapid-onset cancers in patients, with many bypassing early stages straight to stage four.
  • [00:26:16] Hospice transfers: Emotional conversations with terminal patients, often reflecting on regret post-vaccine.
  • [00:29:58] Stockholm Syndrome & Munchausen by Proxy: Harry compares the current system to mental and physical abuse, controlling people's autonomy.
  • [00:32:32] Final message: Harry's call for community and support to push back against harmful systems.
Summary:
In Show 157 of With the Wind, Dr. Paul is joined by paramedic Harry Fisher, who provides a compelling account of his experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Harry shares insights on the dramatic rise in pediatric seizures, strokes, and myocarditis in children post-vaccine, conditions he had rarely encountered before. The episode discusses the emotional toll on healthcare workers and patients, particularly those suffering vaccine-related injuries. Harry draws parallels between societal behavior during the pandemic and psychological abuse patterns such as Stockholm Syndrome and Munchausen by Proxy. The conversation serves as a powerful reflection on the importance of unity, critical thinking, and compassion in the face of systemic challenges.
Conclusion:
Dr. Paul and Harry emphasize the importance of standing together against harmful systems and promoting awareness about the long-term impacts of COVID-19 protocols and vaccines. The episode calls for individual and collective action to foster accountability and community support.
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