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The Nurses Report on America Out Loud
by The Nurses Report on America Out Loud
America Out Loud Network © – We are in a war for truth, in a war to fight against propaganda, in a war to defend and advocate for the patient. The Nurses Report on America Out Loud shines the light toward the darkness.
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Standing in the Gap: Nurses & families take their COVID hospital protocol stories to Washington
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – I share my journey with Nurse Freedom Network and talk about what lights my fire and keeps me coming back to this fight, every single day. I share my thoughts on the current state of the nursing profession, and what the future looks like for so many of us who are ready to break away from this broken and...
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1776 Law Center convention, episode 3
America’s institutions face a crisis of conscience as fear, bureaucracy, and careerism pressure good people into silence. Nurses, veterans, and public servants confront systems that punish truth, erode trust, and demand compliance, while grassroots courage, informed consent, and personal integrity offer a better path forward...
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1776 Law Center convention, episode 2
Nurses at the 1776 Law Center convention reflect on courage, medical freedom, informed consent, and the cost of speaking out. Their stories highlight bodily autonomy, personal conviction, family values, and the need for citizens to resist pressure, defend conscience, and stand for truth with courage...
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Natural health, real choices
Natural health education gives people practical tools, greater confidence, and more choices for improving wellness. Julie Whitman Kline discusses Trinity School of Natural Health, holistic training, community support, herbal resources, upcoming events, and opportunities that empower individuals to take a more active role in health.
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Parents beware: School clinics, minor consent laws, & who controls your child’s healthcare
School-based health centers, digital consent forms, minor consent laws, and emerging biometric tools are reshaping how children access healthcare. The Nurses’ Report examines parental rights, medical privacy, mental health services, vaccinations, and why families need to read forms carefully, know state laws, and stay involved.
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Called out & called up: A kingdom approach to functional medicine
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – We'll dive into a transformative conversation about what God is doing in healthcare today — calling His healers out of broken systems and into alignment with His design for the human body. We are witnessing a shift. A spiritual awakening. A rising remnant. And today’s guest has been at the forefront of that movement...
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Healing from Lyme, mold, and autoimmunity: A nurse’s transformational story
Nurses Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – A functional medicine nurse shares her powerful journey through Lyme disease, mold toxicity, and autoimmunity after conventional care falls short. By pursuing root-cause healing, lifestyle changes, and advanced therapies, she restores her health and purpose, inspiring others to rethink chronic illness, environmental exposure, and what true healing can look like...
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From burnout to breakthrough: The deep healing power of Iboga
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – From burnout to breakthrough, Kimberly Overton explores the deep healing power of iboga with Dr. Tracy Scott. Through lived experience, science, and spiritual wisdom, they examine trauma-informed plant medicine, ethical facilitation, and true integration, revealing how restoration, safety, and faith guide lasting transformation and a return home to yourself...
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Radical responsibility: A nurse’s journey away from the bedside
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – A former ER nurse shares her journey through toxic hospital culture, neurological collapse, and hard-won healing. This story exposes burnout as biology, questions systems that discard caregivers, and explores radical responsibility, nervous system repair, and lifestyle change as paths toward reclaiming health. It speaks directly to nurses who are exhausted, disillusioned, and ready to choose...
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Meanwhile in DC: Nursing quietly removed from the ‘professional’ list
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – While ER nurses are babysitting an anxious nation, something else is happening quietly in Washington: In the draft federal student loan rules, nursing graduate programs were left off the “professional degree” list—the list that comes with higher loan caps. In the draft language, nursing wasn’t on the Tier 1 list. That means nurses who want to become...
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The future of medicine: An integrative model for primary care
Nurses Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Integrative primary care reshapes medicine by merging traditional treatment with holistic, root-cause healing. Jaimeé Arroyo, FNP-BC, shares how she listens deeply, explores nutrition, environmental triggers, stress, and lifestyle, and supports informed, compassionate care for families. She offers a balanced pediatric approach while empowering patients to take an active role in...
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The COVID Index: A living archive of truth
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Nurses Out Loud features a conversation with Dr. Nathaniel Mead as he presents the COVID Index and discusses concerns about data transparency, scientific integrity, and pandemic policy impacts. Kimberly Overton shares her frontline experiences, emphasizing informed consent, ethical decision-making, and the need for accountability and open inquiry in public health...
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Boards labeling nurses ‘unprofessional’ and how to fight back
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Boards are branding nurses “unprofessional” for clerical lapses, pushing consent agreements that follow them for years. This piece exposes how minor mistakes escalate into career-damaging labels, why NPDB reports stick, and how nurses can respond in the first 48 hours. It calls for ethical advocacy, transparency, and policy reform to protect the workforce...
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MAiD to murder
Nurses Out Loud – MAiD sparks urgent debate as two nurses confront the ethical, legal, and spiritual questions surrounding medically assisted death in Canada. They examine shifting criteria, including concerns about access for minors, and reflect on how faith, suffering, and a strained healthcare system shape this growing controversy. Their conversation challenges assumptions and raises difficult questions about dignity, choice, and...
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Inside the Ezra Healing raid and the fight for patient choice
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Government agents inspect Ezra Healing in Kelowna and seize products they label unauthorized, igniting a debate about evidence, ethics, and patient choice. As clients lose access to therapies they rely on, questions rise about informed consent, regulatory transparency, and the right to explore alternative options when conventional paths no longer feel viable...
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The betrayal project: From medical captivity to mission
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Gail Seiler enters the hospital for COVID care and faces shocking medical neglect, but her husband Brad’s determination pulls her to safety. Together they transform trauma into purpose, launching The Betrayal Project to defend patient rights and expose systemic failures. Their journey now fuels a mission of courage, accountability, and hope for families navigating a broken...
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When profits poison care: The antidepressant scandal
Nurses Out Loud – A powerful antidepressant once promised healing but delivered harm. Profits overshadow truth as ghostwritten studies hide rising suicides and buried data. Nurses witness the fallout and demand accountability. Fraud still sits in journals while families grieve. It’s time to expose corruption, protect patients, and reclaim integrity in medicine before more lives are lost...
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SSRI fraud exposed: The Paxil scandal uncovered
Nurses Out Loud – Pharma giants profit while patients suffer as SSRI fraud unravels. Paxil’s deceptive marketing, ignored data, and journal complicity expose a system where lies outweigh lives. Lawsuits reveal how regulators, media, and lawmakers enable antidepressant corruption. Nurses Out Loud uncover the truth behind antidepressant harm, medical cover-ups, and the fight for real accountability...
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Locker room ethics: Nurses speak up for safety and dignity
Nurses Out Loud – Nurses confront a growing ethical conflict as gender identity policies reshape safety and privacy standards in healthcare and public spaces. Rooted in faith and compassion, they speak out for dignity, truth, and trauma-informed care. Their stand reflects moral courage in defending women’s safety while upholding empathy for those experiencing gender dysphoria...
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The miracle of Drew Brophy
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – When I first spoke with Maria Brophy, she told us the story of her husband, Drew — a vibrant artist and surfer who was placed on a ventilator, in a coma for 28 days, and given little chance to live. Doctors said he wouldn’t make it through the night. But God had other plans. The Miracle of Drew Brophy, Drew joins me to share his side of the story...
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Take back control of your care with Nurse Sherri
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Nicole, RN, BSN, CLNC – Nurse Sherri Parmar, a Progressive Care Nurse and Board-Certified Patient Advocate, empowers patients to take charge of their healthcare. With her guide and toolkit at SherCompass.com, she helps individuals stay organized, informed, and confident in navigating medical systems. Sherri continues to inspire others through advocacy, education, and her unwavering commitment to...
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Why new nurses struggle: “This isn’t about criticism – it’s about care.”
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – New graduates are entering the workforce bright, passionate, and full of potential — yet many are struggling to make the leap from student to professional. We’re seeing nurses show up late to interviews, unprepared for basic questions, or uncertain about workplace expectations. It’s a reflection of a disconnect between nursing school and the realities of...
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Ethics on trial: The nurse who exposed fetal deaths linked to the COVID vaccine
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – A postpartum nurse, Michelle Spencer, risks her career to uphold the Nursing Code of Ethics after witnessing a surge in fetal deaths linked to the COVID-19 vaccine. Her stand sparks a lawsuit demanding transparency, accountability, and truth in healthcare. Through courage and conscience, she challenges a system that punishes ethical clarity and moral duty...
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The statin scam: Nurses expose Big Pharma’s big lie
Nurses Out Loud – Nurses on Nurses Out Loud expose the truth behind statins, calling them a decades-long medical fraud. They challenge the narrative that cholesterol causes heart disease and reveal how the pharmaceutical industry pushes these drugs as “safe and effective.” Join cardiac nurses Nicole and Ashley with host David as they uncover corruption hidden in plain sight...
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Behind bars, beyond compassion: The cost of indifference in the DOC system
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Host Kimberly Overton joins advocate Danielle Morano to expose shocking medical neglect inside the Massachusetts Department of Corrections. As Danielle fights for her fiancé Chad Connors’ life, their story reveals a system driven by profit and indifference. Together, they confront moral failures, legal violations, and the urgent need for compassion and accountability behind bars...
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‘Trusting the experts’ is not feasible if you value your health
Nurses Out Loud – In this episode of Nurses Out Loud, David, Nicole, and Ashley expose how society’s instinct to trust authority shapes healthcare and public perception. They challenge listeners to question credentials, media narratives, and the notion of “trusting the experts,” urging a return to personal responsibility, critical thinking, and genuine understanding in an increasingly complex world...
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Treat the fever? This doctor says trust it
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Pediatrician Dr. Lawrence Palevsky challenges conventional medicine by urging parents and clinicians to see fever as the body’s natural healing response, not an enemy. He questions overmedication, vaccine practices, and symptom suppression, calling for trust in the body’s wisdom. His message inspires a return to ethical, informed, and intuitive healthcare grounded in true healing...
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Nurses’ analysis: An inconvenient study
Nurses Out Loud – Nurses Out Loud explores An Inconvenient Study, a powerful documentary challenging vaccine safety research and informed consent. Ashley, David, and Nicole uncover the emotional and ethical toll of vaccine injuries while calling for honesty, transparency, and accountability in medicine. Their discussion inspires action toward integrity, truth, and patient autonomy in healthcare...
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Nurse fights DCS and wins: When ethics, faith, and freedom collide
Nurses Out Loud – A courageous nurse and legal team in Indiana defend a mother’s right to refuse vaccinations on religious grounds, challenging government overreach. Their victory affirms faith, family, and freedom as inseparable pillars of ethical nursing and personal sovereignty. This powerful story reveals how moral courage and conscience can triumph when law and authority collide...
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The Andy Effect: Truth, faith, and hospital deception
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Ellie Hodge Hayes returns to reveal the shocking truth behind her brother Andy’s death and the hospital’s hidden deception. With host Kimberly Overton and Dr. Berdine, faith meets evidence as they expose systemic failures, falsified records, and the growing movement demanding justice, accountability, and reform within America’s healthcare system...
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Indiana family beats DCS demand to force vaccinate kids
Nurses Out Loud – An Indiana family secures a major win for parental rights and medical freedom after the state’s Department of Child Services attempts to force vaccinate their children. Attorneys Lindsay Franklin and Michelle Harter join Ashley Grogg to reveal how faith, preparation, and legal action protected a mother’s religious exemption and set a powerful precedent for families nationwide...
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Metabolic code blue: Why healthcare workers are in crisis
Nurses Out Loud – Healthcare workers face a silent crisis as long shifts, stress, and poor sleep disrupt metabolism. High cortisol and insulin resistance rise while energy crashes. Discover how small shifts—steady meals, resistance moves, and morning light—restore balance, improve labs, and renew vitality. Metabolic health isn’t optional; it’s the foundation for caring and healing effectively every day...
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Take the shot or wear the mask: The illusion of safety in healthcare
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Hospitals across the country demand staff “take the shot or wear the mask,” but what appears as safety is really compliance theater. Kristen Meghan exposes how these mandates ignore OSHA standards, suppress autonomy, and prioritize optics over evidence. True protection starts with informed consent, engineering controls, and courage to challenge misguided healthcare policies...
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Two years later, medical kidnapping exposed: The Autumn Schall story
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – A mother’s fight for her daughter’s life exposes the dark reality of medical kidnapping in America. When a hospital’s actions spiral into coercion and CPS involvement, faith and perseverance become the only lifelines. Hope Schacter’s journey reveals the power of truth, community, and unwavering love in the battle for medical freedom and parental rights...
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The battle for vaccine exemptions in healthcare
Nurses Out Loud – Nurses Out Loud exposes the struggle for vaccine exemptions in healthcare, revealing the emotional and legal battles nurses face when conscience conflicts with compliance. Through powerful stories, the hosts highlight rights, resilience, and the importance of unity. This episode empowers healthcare professionals to stand firm in faith, defend integrity, and reclaim freedom in their practice...
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The science they’re hiding: What nurses were never taught about vaccines
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Dr. Christina Parks reveals what nurses were never taught about vaccines and the biology behind true health. She exposes how obedience to medical authority replaces critical thinking and why informed consent matters. This powerful discussion challenges the system, urging nurses and parents to seek truth, protect children, and stand courageously for medical freedom...
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When nursing ethics collide with Charlie Kirk’s death
Nurses Out Loud – Nursing ethics stand at the heart of compassionate care, demanding courage, integrity, and respect even in moments of controversy. When a physician’s words challenge moral boundaries, nurses must choose between silence and advocacy. This reflection explores how ethical courage defines true healing, urging healthcare professionals to uphold dignity, truth, and humanity in every encounter...
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Pfizer whistleblower speaks on fetal cell lines
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Pfizer whistleblower Melissa McAtee reveals internal documents exposing the use of fetal cell lines, graphene oxide concerns, and declining quality standards during Operation Warp Speed. Guided by faith and integrity, she risks everything to speak the truth about medical ethics, transparency, and the moral cost of silence within one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies...
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Whistleblower nurse exposes the stillbirth cover-up
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Whistleblower nurse Michelle Spencer, RN, exposes a shocking surge in stillbirths following the COVID vaccine rollout. When hospital leaders cover up the data and silence her, she takes a bold stand, filing a landmark lawsuit with Children’s Health Defense. Her courage sparks a national call for truth, accountability, and justice in healthcare...
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This is what ethical leadership in nursing looks like: Meet my boss
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Ethical leadership in nursing shines through the story of Annie Giagni, a courageous leader who puts integrity and compassion above politics. In a healthcare world filled with moral challenges, she leads by example—empowering nurses to speak truth, uphold ethics, and care with courage, reminding us what true leadership in healthcare looks like today...
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The Gaslit Truth: Exposing psychiatry’s hidden lies
Nurses Out Loud with David Wayne, BSN-RN, CPHC – In this explosive crossover of Nurses Out Loud and The Gaslit Truth Podcast, David, Dr. Teralyn, and Therapist Jenn dive deep into the uncomfortable realities of modern psychiatry. They expose Big Pharma’s hidden influence, reveal the dangers of psychiatric medications, and share their mission to help others heal through awareness, honesty, and true informed consent...
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Living well in a toxic world through daily detox habits
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – We live in a world filled with toxins, from food and water to daily products and polluted air. Jill Rosencrance joins Kimberly to share her journey of gentle, continual detox and community empowerment. Discover why harsh cleanses fail, how Root Brands’ Trinity protocol supports wellness, and ways families restore hope and resilience...
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We are Charlie… the story continues
Nurses Out Loud – A tragic assassination shakes a community, sparking grief, courage, and renewed conviction. Parents wrestle with teaching children boldness amid hostility, while faith anchors resilience. Nurses share stories of advocacy, cultural battles, and truth-telling, rejecting silence in the face of fear. Amid deep polarization, the call is clear: live boldly, speak truth, and shine light...
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When to know to say goodbye: My dad’s last days
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – This spring, I walk beside my dad in his final days, torn between being daughter and nurse. Through hospital struggles, hospice care, and sacred moments of love, I learn goodbye is not surrender but holy trust. His last breath becomes a legacy of faith, dignity, and peace — teaching me when love means letting go...
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Creating health: Be your own hype man
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Nicole, RN, BSN, CLNC – Dr. Ben Benulis shares his journey of transforming illness into wellness by creating health through food, rest, and mindset. He breaks free from conventional medicine, proving lasting healing is possible with a plant-based lifestyle and self-empowerment. Discover how confidence, resilience, and stress management fuel recovery and inspire others to reclaim control of their health...
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Pilots, vaccines, and public safety
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Pilots face rising health challenges as reports of in-flight medical events grow since the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. Kimberly speaks with Dr. Kevin Stillwagon of US Freedom Flyers about FAA policies, pilot silence, and the urgent need for transparency. Together, they explore medical freedom, aviation safety, and safeguards to restore passenger confidence in air travel...
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We are Charlie
Nurses Out Loud – Nurses and doctors have been caught up in the firings that have resulted from people posting their reactions to Charlie’s murder. Nurses all over the country (AL, GA, WA, FL, MI) have been fired for posting comments cheering his assassination. "I love when evil white cis men die it’s literally my favorite thing." “Kirk a b*stard" who deserves to be amongst the dead" and "should have been tortured."
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Doctor celebrates Charlie Kirk’s death, one nurse refuses to stay silent
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – A doctor openly celebrates Charlie Kirk’s death, but one nurse refuses silence. Lexi confronts the disturbing comment, pays the price with suspension, and sparks a movement for integrity in healthcare. Her courage exposes a toxic culture where politics replaces compassion, showing nurses nationwide how moral strength can reclaim dignity and transform the profession for good...
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Honoring Charlie Kirk’s legacy of faith in action
Nurses Out Loud – In this special episode, Nurse Tori and Jodi honor Charlie Kirk’s faith-filled legacy and share how his courage inspires bold action. From hospital battles over conscience rights to new movements sparking revival, they recount powerful stories of resilience, ethics, and hope. The charge remains: courage is an action, and now it’s our turn...
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Miraculous healing testimony of Isabella Kakaty through faith
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – At just 20, Isabella Kakaty shares her miraculous journey from suffering with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome to complete healing through fasting, obedience, and faith in Jesus Christ. Her testimony shines as living proof that what seems impossible is possible with God, inspiring Gen Z with courage, authenticity, and the promise of revival stirring today...
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America Out Loud Network © – We are in a war for truth, in a war to fight against propaganda, in a war to defend and advocate for the patient. The Nurses Report on America Out Loud shines the light toward the darkness.
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