This week, Senator Ron Johnson held a roundtable where patients, families, doctors, and nurses told the raw truth about what happened inside American hospitals during COVID.
By America’s Frontline Doctors
Conscious patients begged to leave. Families were locked out. Pharmacies refused lawful prescriptions. Hospitals denied care based on vaccination status. A protocol replaced the doctor in the room.
Frontline Doctors heard tens of thousands of these exact stories in real time. We remember. This may be your story.
People reached out desperate for hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin after their doctors refused to prescribe them. They needed a righteous doctor willing to treat them and a pharmacy willing to fill the prescription.
Families reached out in the middle of the night begging us to get a loved one off remdesivir. Honest doctors saw what it was doing and gave it a grim nickname: “Run Death Is Near.” Families watched kidney function collapse, then a ventilator. Attorney Tom Renz told the roundtable that hospitals were paid more to test, more to admit, more for remdesivir, more to ventilate, and more if the patient died of COVID.
We were fighting that profitable protocol while families begged us to find a doctor who would treat them.
The most desperate calls were from families trying to get a conscious loved one out of the hospital.
Brad Seiler told that story this week. His wife, Gail, was sitting up in an ICU bed, mentally coherent, and asking to go home. The hospital called the police and turned her discharge into a six-hour standoff.
Gail looked at the sergeant and asked:
“Am I a patient, or am I a prisoner?”
A nurse told Brad that Gail would be dead that night. They wheeled her out through the freight elevator used to carry dead bodies to the morgue.
Brad took her home anyway. A Frontline Doctor guided her treatment with nebulized budesonide and ivermectin.
She lived. Within 60 days, she was back at work.
Gail’s story is not an exception. We heard versions of it from every state: a husband trying to get his wife out, a daughter searching for medicine the pharmacy refused to provide, and a wife told to “stay in her lane” after the hospital took away her husband’s ivermectin and placed him on a ventilator.
Nurses lost their jobs for refusing the COVID shot. Parents in California sent their children to school only to discover that the school had jabbed them without parental consent and instructed the children not to tell them.
Different stories. Same coercion.
Informed consent was replaced by a playbook.
We remember every call. We remember the frightened families. We remember the patients denied medicine. We remember the doctors and nurses threatened for honoring their oath. We remember the parents whose authority over their own children was treated as an obstacle.
We remember what they did, and we will not stop fighting until it is rectified.
One piece of that fight is now before the Supreme Court. In Boyd v. Shriners Hospitals for Children, four nurses — Beth Boyd, Janet Noland, Michelle Peck, and Carly Robson — were fired for refusing an emergency-authorized shot.
America’s Frontline Doctors filed an amici curiae brief urging the Court to hear the case. It is distributed for conference on October 9. Boyd is one battle. It is not the only one.
We are challenging mandates and defending doctors punished for speaking the truth. We are filing petitions demanding access to lifesaving medicines. We are defending parents, patients, and healthcare workers whose right to informed consent was ignored when it mattered most.
The people responsible want America to forget. They want the suffering reduced to a statistic, the coercion filed under ancient history, and the same machinery left in place for the next emergency.
We will not let that happen.
This work requires legal research, medical expertise, filings, counsel, and the courage to keep going long after the headlines disappear. Your support makes it possible.
If you believe no hospital, employer, school, or government may seize control of a human body, stand with us now.
By America’s Frontline Doctors