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Dec. 20, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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Uncensored: Uninjected Aussie Mum DENIED Life Saving Surgery - GOOD NEWS UPDATE!
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The authorities went to extreme lengths to deny Vicky's life-saving surgery because she is uninjected.
Here is the introduction to that story from August.
Vicky Derdarian is a 47-year-old mother of two who has been suffering from myocarditis and extremely serious heart condition since 2015.
This condition later led to cardiomyopathy and although the possibility of a heart transplant was always on the cards for Vicky, given her condition was relatively stable and managed with medication, the medical profession was able to hold off on that option until unfortunately in November 2020 her health took a horrible turn.
Doctors at the Alfred Hospital were able to save Vicky's life by inserting a biventricular assist device, or BIVADS, to keep her alive, which it has done for the past three years.
However, the life expectancy for patients with BIVADS is four years, which means that Vicky's time is running out.
Her only option is a heart transplant.
The medical industry, previously heralded as life savers, are refusing to save Vicky's life unless she gets the now evidently dangerous COVID injection, which is known to cause a range of serious health conditions, including conditions of the heart such as myocarditis, which Vicky simply cannot risk.
With all of the evidence of how dangerous these injections are now as well as the proof that we now have that they do not stop transmission or infection so essentially are a completely useless vaccine by the very definition of the word vaccine worthy of being thrown into a dumpster fire never to be seen again.
It simply makes no sense that this is still happening to people.
So what is the motive here?
It points to something much, much more sinister.
Vicky joins us now with her advocate Walter Mulatto to share her tragic story and the disgusting steps the Australian medical establishment has taken.
Since that interview in August, there have been some developments in Vicky's situation and we're joined today by her spokespeople Walter and Kylie for an update.
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Here's Walter and Kylie now.
Walter and Kylie, thank you so much for joining us today.
We appreciate your time.
Thanks for having us.
Thanks for having us for doing some wonderful work.
I appreciate that.
Well, listen, I'm very, very relieved to hear there's some good news regarding Vicky's case.
People who haven't seen the story, again, I encourage them to go back and watch it.
Where do you want to start, Walter?
Well, I guess we can start at the beginning.
No, we don't need to do that.
I think we can start...
When we last left off, Vicky was working towards overseas options because her options here in Australia, unfortunately, We're nil or zero.
They literally just whitewashed it and said, no, we can't help you.
So Vicky had to look at some options overseas.
Thankfully, there was interest overseas in relation to her case.
The specialists, one of the specialists So she was working with, they found inconsistencies in the reports, in the medical reports, and they were prepared to have Vicky come and do some preliminary testing to see where she stood in relation to what was said in the medical report and in relation to where she actually stands.
That was made possible by the generosity of the public around Australia, who raised a lot of money to help Vicky And her partner get overseas and this happened in around late last year.
It was a couple of months ago, late this year, a couple of months ago now.
The good news is that when she went over and did the testing, the results showed that With the medical reports provided by the hospital here.
Medical reports here suggested that Vicky not only needed a heart transplant, she needed a double lung transplant and a kidney transplant as well.
This all came up very late in the piece, seemed to come out of nowhere as part of the hearing that was occurring at the time.
And they effectively ruled her out of having a transplant at all due to the complications.
Now, the good news is that overseas, they did all their testing.
This is a very highly regarded unit, which we don't want to disclose at this stage because we want to make sure everything runs smoothly.
They confirmed that her lungs are fine.
There's no issue with her lungs.
They confirmed that her kidney is fine.
There's no issue with her kidney.
To the point where they were a bit confused as to why what was happening in Australia where I guess they could get something like this so wrong.
The other thing that was found to be positive for Vicky was the old Fred had suggested that her organ pressures were up at 28 which is very very high and ruled out any type of procedure.
They did the testing and her levels were at 16 and the specialist said to Vicky that Within that period of time, it's physically impossible for her organ pressure to go from 28 down to 16.
So again, it was another question mark.
What is happening here?
At 16, it was still slightly elevated.
And to their credit, they said, look, we'd rather get it Reduce that pressure a little bit between 12 and 16.
They took her off.
They asked her to stop any medication she was on at the time and they put her on some new medication, which was designed to lower that pressure.
And that's what she is doing right now, as we speak.
So she's due back overseas in the very near future, so early next year.
And the plan is that she goes straight onto a waiting list and shortly thereafter.
She will continue with the next chapter of her treatment.
Well that's just amazing.
I mean, is there any indication as to how Australia got it so wrong?
Look, we don't know.
We haven't really...
At the moment, we're focused on getting Vicky Wright and her health and just following this process through.
But I think there's a lot of questions there.
Incompetence would be one, perhaps.
And, you know, that's probably not unreasonable considering how wrong they get things sometimes.
But it could be more than that.
We don't know.
We don't know.
So all we know is that...
They were completely incorrect according to the preliminary work that was done overseas by one would argue much higher regarded specialists.
And some of the medication that Vicky was on was actually contributing to some keeping her pressures high.
The inconsistencies between the medication that she was on when she went overseas to the ones that they put her on coming back is also quite concerning.
So that also has question marks over that.
So we don't know why it is that they have such different results.
But Vicky's going to go with the results, obviously, that are leaning in her favour and that are going to get her to where she needs to go, which is to have a life-saving heart transplant done.
Let me just ask, because there is evidence to suggest that there was a concerted effort to block Vicky's fundraising efforts, the efforts to actually save her life.
I think it was you, Walter, that mentioned to me that Senator Babbitt had spotted this as well, brought this up.
shadowy agency blocking that?
Is it, first of all, do we know yet who that was?
And secondly, is it possible that the medications that she was prescribed were actually purposely prescribed to hurt her further? - Yeah, look, it's possible because we don't, to be fair, we don't know who it was that reported the fundraiser.
What we do know is, and they stressed to us that it was somebody acting on behalf of an organisation.
That's what we know at this stage.
That's sitting with Ralph to follow up at some stage.
We have to get some accountability and some answers there, but we We're focusing on Vicky first and foremost, just to get this process underway.
That's the priority.
But they even said to us that Ralph could claim some sort of parliamentary privilege to compel them to tell them who it was, because To their credit, they had to follow due diligence and that was reported as a fraud, obviously by an organisation of sorts.
So they had to tick all their boxes.
So that's why they had to freeze it.
They had to go through and get Vicky and John to do all the verification.
And then within probably a couple of weeks or so, it would have been, they deemed that it wasn't fraudulent and they reinstated the page, which was, I think, great, because we thought at the time that maybe this is not going to get reinstated.
We were looking at the means to continue the work we were trying to do.
But to their credit, it came back up.
So they literally went through, they ticked all the boxes, they investigated and just confirmed that there was no fraudulent activity in their opinion.
So, look, we don't know, but Somebody with enough incentive, I guess, to want to shut this down, to want this to not proceed.
Who knows?
And hopefully we will get to the bottom of it, but we do need to focus on Vicky from our perspective.
We've raised a lot of money for Vicky, as in the public.
The generosity of the Australian public has been amazing.
Most people understand and see that this is not just a young mother trying to fight for her life in an unjust system, but also that if they can do this to her, they can do this to anybody.
And there are many other people around Australia in this position.
And there potentially could be more.
I mean, if any one of us needs some sort of a transplant, as it stands at the moment, our children, for example, we would be in the same predicament.
Yes, yes, absolutely.
I mean, there are still people to this day being refused life-saving treatments because of their injection status.
And, you know, I also note that, you know, jobs were posted earlier.
For the Queensland Government, there was one particular job, I shared it in Telegram, where it said that for future mandated injections, you need to be prepared to take them.
And so it doesn't just end with the COVID injection, it is future injections that they plan on mandating as well.
I think it was Tony Blair that just recently said as well, there will be future injections and we need a digital ID to make sure That we can track who's had them and who hasn't.
And so this is very, very serious.
And I really think that the efforts, this is my opinion, the efforts to block Vicky's lifesaving treatment were to set an example for people in future comply or else.
Yes, and the irony now, just breaking today, I think, well, I came across this today, APRA have done a backflip on the condition for doctors and medics to vaccinate.
In what way?
No, not yet?
No, well, they now only highly encourage doctors and practitioners in and outside health settings.
Whereas before, if you're in a health setting or a hospital, you had to be, as a medic, you had to be vaccinated.
Now they seem to have done the backflip on that.
I don't know whether that's got something to do with Dr Chris Neal's re-registration, which only occurred a few days ago now.
He's actually got his licence back.
But that is...
The irony there that now APRA are saying that the doctors don't need to.
They are highly encouraged, but they don't need to.
But then someone like Vicky or someone like Dazzle in New South Wales still has to get these shots if they're to have a chance at the life-saving surgery, which is unbelievable.
It doesn't sort of follow any science really to have practitioners...
In this line of thinking, to have practitioners not vaccinated, but to expect all of the patients to be vaccinated.
It's bizarre, isn't it?
I don't think that any science has been followed from the start, Kylie.
It could also have to do with the whistleblower from New Zealand, Barry Young, who came out with the data proving how many people were killed by these injections under the paper dose system that he was the data administrator for, gaining global traction now that story.
I mean, it's gone Everywhere, all over the world, it's being looked at by politicians, parliamentarians who are using that data to hold their own government accountable even.
So I think the tidal wave is really coming on these people.
Has there been any indication from the Australian health system that they plan on changing their stance about actually saving an Australian citizen's life?
No, not that we know of.
And the thing that needs to be considered here is that Vicky has BIVAD, so that's two ventricular assist devices that go in just sort of in her chest, go into her ventricles in her heart and keep her heart pumping.
The longest that somebody has lived with a BIVAD is four years and Vicky's coming up to that four years now.
So we can't wait for them to, we can't sit around and wait for them to do something about this.
And with the Heart for Vicky team and all the people that have been supporting us so generously, our job is to get her the help that she needs and hopefully forge a path forward for other people that are in this same predicament.
Yeah, that's our focus at the moment.
So we can't kind of sit around and wait for them to get their act together and watch an Australian, a Victorian, a fellow Victorian, just go off to the suburbs and die, which I'm sort of starting to think that maybe that's probably what they wished that would happen because Yeah,
they really haven't offered her the help and the assistance that she deserves as an Australian citizen, as a taxpayer, as a mother, as a sister, as a wife.
The treatment that she's received is very unethical.
I don't know how the people that are looking after her in that hospital system can go home and sleep at night knowing that she's made an informed choice.
It's her decision and they will not provide her with the life-saving surgery and being able to be on the transplant list in Australia.
Yeah, I mean she pays her taxes.
This goes towards Medicare.
Medicare isn't, you know, take this medication or you have no other option.
It is actually a system that provides patients with the option for informed consent and, you know, carving out their treatment path with experts.
it allows you for a second opinion.
All of these things are supposed to be there for every single person.
If you walked in as, let's say, a drug abuser who'd repeatedly, you know, hurt one of their organs through repeated drug use and you would continue to access these services, but it's okay if you're continuously accessing the health but it's okay if you're continuously accessing the health system because you're injected with the COVID injection that does nothing for protection or, you know, stopping transmission.
In fact, amplifies it.
I mean, it doesn't, the double standards are atrocious.
And the Australian health system absolutely needs accountability.
So here's what I'm hoping, that after Vicky has her lifesaving treatment and that's successful, that there will be action pursued by you.
I know you're saying you want to carve a way forward for others, but the action pursued by you against the Australian health system and the authorities.
Yeah, look, I think that's the next phase.
People need to be held accountable across the board for what's happened over the past few years.
I think we all agree on that.
Logical conclusion, as Kylie mentioned a moment ago, was for Vicky to just go away and die if she wasn't compliant.
So on the one hand, they were insisting that she needed to have these jabs for her health and safety and for her to...
What was the word they used?
It was almost like to...
It was a privilege for her to receive a heart, so she had to do everything within her power to make sure that that heart was going to be treated well.
But on the flip side, they're happy for her to go away and die.
They're really happy for her just to go away if she didn't comply with what they wanted.
Let me just say, sure, it is a privilege to receive a heart.
It's really miraculous and it's wonderful, but would we be demanding that a drug addict Completely cleans themselves up, you know, doesn't, you know, never touches anything wrong that could harm their bodies, completely changes their diet and, you know, has a perfect behaviour in their lives before we gave them a life-saving organ transplant.
Is that something that we do?
No, it's not.
So what, how can this standard, do you, I mean, I'm just agreeing with you.
Yeah, absolutely.
And what they've done though is they've put Vicky in the same category as a smoker, a heavy smoker.
So when you go on a transplant list, if you are a smoker, you don't get to stay on that list.
So they've put her in that category.
They've deemed her that it will be a wasted heart if they give her a heart because she's not taking the vaccinations.
Nikki actually took all of the other vaccinations that she needed to take and she, as you would have covered in your first interview, she had a legal exemption from a target.
So within their own system, she actually did have the right paperwork to be exempt from From having the COVID vaccination.
So then sort of not following their own advice and their own paper, what's the word, like they're not following their own requirements and conditions and they're putting her in, they are sort of lumping her together with either a drug addict or a smoker and that a transplant heart would be a wasted heart for her.
And notwithstanding, I know of one case, at least one case, where a person was under a similar situation.
They didn't want to have the vaccines.
They needed a kidney transplant.
They ended up getting to the point where they were going to die if they didn't get this transplant.
So this person ended up getting the vaccinations.
18 months later, this person died from myocarditis.
So he was proved right in the end, but he died.
So that's what it took.
Then of course they disregard that it had anything to do with the vaccines, of course, but that person died from myocarditis.
Well, Vicky was, I think, I feel correct in having doubts about these vaccines, particularly when hers is a heart issue.
We know now that they're causing all sorts of heart issues.
Actually, Walter, if I can pause you here, the recent study from Nakahara and colleagues, as shown to me by Dr Peter McCullough, you know, one of the world's leading cardiologists, the most published doctor in his field, over 650 publications in He says this study proves that every single person who's had this COVID injection, regardless of how many times, has heart damage.
Everyone.
So even those who don't have symptoms yet have heart damage.
That's what this study shows.
And so to do this would be absolutely, you know, very, very likely fatal for someone like Vicky.
Unbelievable.
Everyone has heart damage now.
How can you, after a study like that comes out, still demand that a person who needs a heart transplant goes and gets something that's going to harm their heart?
It is murder.
Premeditated murder at this point to still suggest that these people have these shots.
Yes, well, there are people now that have ruled Vicky out completely.
They've just ruled her about it altogether.
But there's still people in Australia like young Dazzle, a 16-year-old girl who needs a double lung transplant in New South Wales, and they demand that she gets four shots.
Otherwise, she can't go on the waiting list.
Knowing all the information that's come out now, that's still their policy.
I think, actually, when I interviewed her father, that they were saying five shots, even though the recommendation was four shots.
Five.
Oh dear.
I might be wrong about that, but I know that whatever number it was that they gave them, it was one more than what was actually even required.
So they wanted her to have an extra one.
Why?
No one knows.
An ordinary one.
Just an extra one, just in case.
And why is it different in Victoria to New South Wales?
It's so bizarre how the science changes.
Yes, it changes.
Yeah, it's because of climate change.
Oh, that makes total sense.
Listen, I know we're making light of this, but really it is ridiculous and someone like Vicky should not be in this situation.
No one should ever be in this situation.
And so I'm so glad that the Australian community has rallied in support behind Vicky.
Tell us quickly, what are the next stages and what do people need to do to support?
What we would really like to get people on board with today, firstly, we want to thank everyone for their generosity.
We've raised almost over $80,000 now, including the fundraiser, some events that we've done around Australia.
Everyone has been so supportive, particularly now in the time where it is a bit of a struggle for most people.
The cost of living is so high.
We still want people to dig deep and try and help Vicky get across the line because there's this We're still well short of the 250,000 required in total.
We've got a campaign at the moment called the Heart for Christmas campaign, which is on the heartforviki.org, which hopefully can pop up on the screen.
And it is a Christmas card campaign.
So what you can do is Go in there, choose a card, and send Vicky a message, which Vicky reads all those messages.
And what it does, it just gives us some more support.
It gives us some more courage to continue because this is a long...
And taxing battle for Vicky.
And she knows, I mean, she's doing it for her family, she's doing it for her kids, but she's also doing it for everybody else.
And she knows this, that she needs to go all the way because she is probably in the best position to affect change in relation to these ridiculous policies that are still in place.
She's the furthest down the track.
And she's only there because of everybody that's helped her get there.
If nobody had stepped up to help Vicky, Vicky would be another statistic on the sideline, right, probably preparing her affairs now to die.
But Australia said, no, we're not going to put up with this.
So we need to follow through now.
We need to help Vicky.
We need to send her love and support.
We need to, if we can contribute a little more to try and get that figure up to help cover these ridiculous costs, which should all be covered under Medicare, as you pointed out earlier.
This is why we have this so-called fabulous health system, but obviously not for all of us, just for some.
So that is the next phase.
My taxes go to everyone, though.
That's right.
You know?
The irony is, if Vicky were to die, they would happily take any of her organs that were, you know, good enough to use for another person.
Oh, absolutely.
The double standard is just ridiculous.
So Vicky will look to be going back this time with her family.
So she has to go back overseas probably for at least 12 months.
There'll be a little waiting period initially.
Then once the treatment is done, she needs to stay there for seven to eight months minimum as a control, just to make sure everything's going okay.
So it's probably going to be a 12-month exercise that she has to do, whereas in a just Australia, she would be Undergoing all this here in Australia.
But they're going to have to uproot their lives.
Her eldest just did BCE. Her youngest, I think, is in grade six or year seven now, might be.
And they're going to have to take this year off and go and support mum overseas, along with dad.
Well, I think the family has incredible courage and let me just say the fact that Vicky is going through so much with her health and also standing up for Australians in the process, this entire campaign.
She's very blessed to have you both standing by her side.
I'm just always, I think I mentioned this to you last time, Walter, very encouraged when the community rallies behind Someone like Vicky, who's such an important person for us all.
So I want to bring up this page again.
It's heart4vicky.org.
It's with the number 4, heart4vicky.org.
And if you click on the top right-hand corner here, Heart for Christmas, you'll find this page that Walter was just talking about.
So please go and do that and share it with people because Vicky really is standing up for all future people that need life-saving services.
I mean, if this victory occurs, we can really change the course of history.
So I'm really grateful for you both and thank you for your time.
And we'll be continuing to pray for Vicky and for all involved in helping her.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for all the work you're doing too.
We really appreciate it.
Like you say, it's the community.
We're going to save ourselves because I think if we rely on the governments and the corporations, we're all in big trouble.
So I think more and more people are starting to realise that we need to take action at the ground level to have a control or have a stake in what's going to happen, what the outcomes are going to be for us.
I agree.
I agree.
Thank you both so much for your time.
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