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June 20, 2025 - Stew Peters Show

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MEDICAL KIDNAPPING: Infant Being Tortured by Hospital, Parents Banned from Seeing him

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	It's no secret to members of this incredible audience that the American medical system is a murderous and perverse domineering totalitarian bastardized system that directly attacks the health of the American people.
	We don't have a health care system in this country.
	We have a medical business sector.
	A murderous corporate government big pharma crime syndicate.
	A medical industry that's focused on turning a profit.
	And of course, gobbling up influence and control.
	Especially over government officials.
	And then using all of that influence and control to rake in taxpayer dollars.
	The medical industry functions just like any other industry.
	Sure, there are some good doctors out there.
	Sure, there are some good nurses out there.
	I happen to know a handful of them.
	I'm sure that you likely do as well.
	But let's be bare naked honest.
	They're few and far between.
	The American medical system is controlled and staffed by people who rolled up their sleeve to take a bioweapon clot shot injection and then spent the next several years convincing and coercing billions of others into doing the same.
	It's a sad state of affairs, but the American medical system is a tyrannical death trap.
	It's not here for your health.
	It's here to control you.
	And to suck up your money all the while while you suffer on your way to an early grave.
	And to exert dominance over you and your family on your way there.
	Which is exactly what we're going to talk about today because there's a beautiful baby boy in this country named Kit who lives in Hawaii and he desperately needs our help.
	He's been medically kidnapped, routinely abused by doctors and nurses, especially a black doctor called Candy George at the Capiolani Medical Center.
	We've talked about these stories constantly on this program.
	Just recently, we spoke to Scott Scherer, the Wisconsin father whose daughter Grace had Down syndrome and was medically kidnapped, quite literally executed by doctors and nurses at Wisconsin's Ascension Hospital, where there's an ongoing lawsuit.
	So yeah, this is a national problem, and it doesn't discriminate.
	Everyone is at risk.
	Babies, adults, elderly people.
	Being kidnapped and murdered every time you enter a hospital is something that you should seriously take into consideration.
	And not just that, but along the way, you'll probably be tortured, just like little baby Kit.
	Friendsofkit.com is a website that was set up to tell Kit's story and raise donations.
	And on that website, again, friendsofkit.com, his family explains that, quote, Kit has been fighting for his life in the NICU for over five months.
	What should have been a time of healing and growth has become a nightmare for our family due to inadequate care and concerning medical practice.
	Kit has suffered a broken clavicle.
	His lungs have been severely damaged, leaving him intubated with a tube in his throat and completely ventilator dependent.
	These serious injuries require the highest level of specialized care and immediate attention, end quote.
	And it gets worse.
	Friendsofkit.com goes on to explain that, quote, Kit's parents have been illegally barred from the NICU and separated from their medically fragile baby.
	Despite having no court order removing their parental rights, they cannot see, comfort, or advocate for their son.
	This violates Hawaii state law and basic human decency." This is a crime.
	These so-called doctors and nurses are evil incarnate.
	They have kidnapped and tortured and nearly killed an innocent baby boy.
	I've taken some of this information privately.
	I've gone to Instagram where I have looked.
	By the way, if you want to look on Instagram, you can do that too.
	We'll share the link below all of the videos and on all of our social media posts as it relates to this story.
	But these people need our help.
	It's a horrifying situation.
	We're now joined here on the Stu Peter Show by Kit's parents, Sam and Topher.
	Both of you, thank you so much for coming.
	We appreciate you being here.
	Hey, Stu.
	Thanks so much.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	I feel like everything that you mentioned is pretty accurate.
	The really unfortunate part about this is that we have been targeted from day one because we had opted to have midwifery care.
	So that's kind of where this whole thing starts, is that we had a perfectly healthy pregnancy.
	We were hiding out on the Big Island.
	We were just living an off-grid life, and we were planning on actually moving to Kauai to have our baby.
	And one day we woke up, and this perfect pregnancy went south.
	He just wasn't moving.
	He stopped moving in the morning.
	And so by the afternoon, we looked at each other, and we were like, we have to go to the hospital.
	We went to the hospital.
	We did not want to.
	So you were still pregnant at the time that baby Kit stopped moving?
	Yep.
	Yeah.
	So he just, one morning, I just couldn't get him to move.
	And I tried everything to get him to move, you know?
	And, like, eventually, after, like, four or five hours goes by, we're looking at each other, and we're just like, ugh, like, the hospital, you know?
	the last place you want to go.
	But we're like, we can't forgive ourselves if...
	So what were your concerns?
	Why were you hesitant to go to the hospital?
	Oh.
	For exactly what now we have been dealing with for six months.
	We got to the hospital.
	They did an ultrasound.
	The ultrasound tech was completely incompetent.
	And then after he ran his hour-long ultrasound, a doctor wearing a mask and with crazy eyes came in to us and she said, I want to cut your baby out in 20 minutes.
	And the nurse looked at her and was like, we can't even do 20 minutes.
	She's like, I don't care.
	We need this baby out now.
	And we said, do we, can we, I said, I looked at him and I was like, we have to get a second opinion.
	You know, can we get a second opinion?
	Can we talk to anybody?
	And she was like, we don't have time.
	And I said to her.
	Okay, I know one of the OBs at this hospital that I had had to deal with in a previous pregnancy.
	And I was like, is he here?
	Can I talk to him?
	Can I ask him any questions?
	And she's like, no.
	No, we need to get this baby out.
	We're going to put you in surgery in 20 minutes.
	And within 30 seconds of that, there were, I mean, the way I was treated was brutal.
	There was a nurse on each side of me putting an IV in both of my arms at the same time.
	One of the nurses blew one of the IVs.
	One nurse was pulling my underwear off and shaving me all at the same time while this is happening.
	And I'm like literally telling them, I need you to slow down like you're hurting me.
	None of them would slow down.
	They pulled me out of the room, take me into the surgery room.
	They said that I would be able to be in there for the C-section.
	By the time they pulled me into the room, they had already laid her on the table and cut her open before her anesthetics had even hit.
	I felt it.
	I felt the whole thing.
	I was shaking off of the table.
	They were having to hold my legs down because I was physically trembling off the table and telling them I could feel it.
	So Kit, our son, was already pulled out of her body by the time that they let me come into the room.
	The nurse was holding him, and Sam asked, can I please see him?
	Can I please touch him?
	And she yelled no and ran out with the baby.
	And he was screaming.
	He was screaming.
	He did not sound like a baby.
	He was not a baby in distress.
	So let's just back up just for a second here.
	You said that you've had previous pregnancies, is that right?
	Yes.
	And did you choose to do them, you know, without the hospital situation previously?
	I've had both scenarios.
	So I had a situation where I actually almost died at the hands of a hospital because I had a perfectly healthy pregnancy and I went into labor and while I was at home I had a placental abruption and I had to be taken to the hospital and I was hemorrhaging when I got to the hospital.
	They found that my full-term baby did not have a heartbeat.
	And the doctor at the hospital left me to bleed for four hours.
	He did not do anything while I was just sitting there.
	While the baby was still dead inside of me.
	And he just didn't do anything.
	And eventually my midwife, who had been my midwife through the whole pregnancy, which by the way, she could risk losing her license because this is in California at the time.
	She says, And she starts to just say like, okay, you got to pull your legs up.
	Like you have to push.
	You have to get this baby out.
	We have to like stop this hemorrhaging.
	And so I had to give birth at that hospital to a baby who was deceased.
	Ultimately, what happened was the doctor didn't step in when she started to orchestrate me delivering the baby, and he injected me with Pitocin.
	It's insanely painful when it gets your contractions going, but these are like contractions that feel like your body is being ripped in half.
	And so he loaded me with like a dose of Pitocin that was like four times the limit of what they would normally give you to induce contractions to help you be induced for birth.
	And so essentially I was almost medically murdered at this hospital in California.
	Subsequent to that, I had another pregnancy with a midwife, and I had a perfectly healthy eight-pound baby girl.
	She was exactly on her due date.
	Everything was fine.
	Ultimately, when I had her, I had to go to the hospital because she just wouldn't...
	She didn't want to come out.
	She didn't want to come out, but I had a, I actually had a perfectly like, Like, the nurses respected all my wishes.
	They didn't try to push anything on me.
	They didn't, you know, try to make me wear a mask.
	They didn't pressure me about vaccines or anything like that.
	So it was like actually a really like okay experience.
	And so when I had this pregnancy, it was like, I just don't want to deal with that system.
	I know that my body knows what to do.
	I know that, you know, the medical system on Hawaii is so subpar that even if even if it was like a situation where I knew that I had to have an OB, you wouldn't want one because the doctors that are available to you are just absolutely deplorable.
	So being at Hilo.
	So, She, immediately after, when she was in recovery, they came and asked her for consent to give him Hep B vaccine, which we tried to refuse, and when we tried to refuse, both nurses stopped, looked at each other, like, We're gonna have to call CPS.
	Why?
	Did they anticipate that Kit was gonna be born and immediately start banging heroin or soliciting prostitutes for sex?
	That's what I said.
	I was like, why would he need that?
	And by the way, I had just come out of a C-section and I was all drugged up.
	She was still inebriated completely from the drugs.
	And I'm like, he doesn't need that.
	Why would he need that?
	So we were coerced.
	We didn't actually consent.
	I told her that I didn't want to.
	And she said she wanted to give him one dose of one of them.
	It was like a...
	And so it was like, I think it was vitamin K. And later on, when we were being discharged from the hospital, come to find out that they gave him two that I had not consented to.
	And when I told the nurse, I didn't consent to those.
	Who was the nurse that gave them to him?
	And they were like, we don't know.
	We don't know what nurse it was.
	And they wouldn't track it.
	Wouldn't track it.
	And so that's a lie, obviously.
	If you're going to give somebody an injection of any kind, nurses have to go through a protocol where they have to put in their specific ID on a punch thing, and then these medications, as they're called, these bioweapons, then get dispensed from this machine or cart, and then they go and administer these poisons and bioweapons to the patients for their treatment.
	So that's complete BS and a total lie on its face.
	And that ended up being the least of our worries when this all began.
	So then they let me see my baby for three minutes.
	They bring him in.
	He's in an isolate.
	They have a whole medical team ready to get him on an airplane to fly him to Oahu.
	They have him completely doped up on morphine.
	On morphine.
	For the flight in his isolette box.
	And he's literally smaller than a beanie baby.
	Like, he's two pounds.
	He's the smallest baby you've ever seen.
	He was born two pounds, six ounces.
	And he was screaming, screaming and yelling and breathing and flailing.
	And he looked tiny, but he looked healthy.
	He looked healthy.
	He was strong.
	These are all the signs of a healthy baby, by the way.
	He was strong.
	They kept saying, oh my gosh, he's so strong.
	We've never seen a baby so strong.
	And that's because of the diet that I was feeding her every day while she was pregnant.
	Just lamb wraps and egg wraps.
	Good for you, bro.
	Okay, so he's pumped full of morphine.
	He's on this flight.
	Why?
	Because the hospital in Hilo doesn't have a NICU, and so the closest NICU is on Oahu at Kapi 'olani.
	Kapi 'olani Medical Center is the NICU for all of the islands, even for American Samoa and for Micronesia and Guam.
	Did you fly with Kit on this aircraft?
	Weren't allowed.
	We're not allowed.
	Okay, so then you go there, obviously.
	You find your own transportation to the NICU, right?
	Mom had such a violent C-section that it took her five days to recover.
	I couldn't walk.
	It was so brutal.
	I mean, the recovery afterwards of what the C-section scar looked like, I had so many people tell me that's not what it's supposed to look like.
	It was like a completely botched C-section and it took me five days to be able to walk well enough that I could get onto a wheelchair and get onto an airplane and get over to the NICU in Oahu.
	And when we got to him...
	They're letting us call the nurses, and the nurses give the same update.
	when you call, they say, he's doing okay.
	All the time, they're like, your baby might die.
	And so he's doing okay.
	And so he's, Just in the five days.
	Just in the five days that they had intubated and extubated.
	They're not telling you any of this as you're asking for status updates during these five days that you're unable to get there because of a botched C-section.
	The doctor who was on was doing video calls with us once a day, but during those video calls, we found out later, she was just profiling.
	Our living situation and profiling us as people.
	So when we arrived to Kapiolani, the first hurdle we had to jump past was the categorization that mom was a potential drug addict because she did not have prenatal care, according to them.
	And also they looked at her chart and they're like, well, so...
	This is a doctor named Dr. Kim, who is under the direction of Dr. George.
	And she essentially accused me of being on drugs because our baby had fentanyl and morphine in his system from the C-section.
	She's like, well, I know we gave it to you in your C-section, but is there something else?
	And we were like, and it took me a second, and in my head I'm like, well, wait a second.
	They did a drug test on me when I got to the hospital in Hilo and there was nothing in it.
	And she's like, right, well, okay.
	And she walks out.
	But are you sure there's nothing else?
	And we're just like, what even is going on here?
	And it was like, so that whole first week and a half was basically just discrimination because everyone that would come in would tell me.
	Oh, well, you didn't have prenatal care.
	You didn't have prenatal care.
	And I'm like, I knew exactly how many minutes I was pregnant when I came into you guys.
	She knew her fundal height.
	I knew everything.
	She knew everything that was pertinent to the healthy gestation of a baby.
	And I'm like, I'm all out.
	You were obsessed with your pregnancy.
	You were obsessed with your baby.
	You couldn't wait to meet Kit.
	It was a dream come true for you.
	And now you're being, you know, accused of being a meth addict or fentanyl or whatever else, morphine.
	These are drugs that they gave you.
	You definitely look like a meth addict, for sure.
	Yeah.
	No, not at all.
	Believe me, as a bounty hunter, as a person on a fugitive unit, I've seen a lot of people.
	I've seen a lot of meth.
	Trust me.
	Yeah.
	None of the signs appear here as you sit before me today, anyhow, for this interview.
	Thank you.
	So you get there.
	Then what?
	Take us from that point through where we're at today.
	So I will...
	About a week and a half goes by.
	Well, don't skip over that because I need to know.
	So during that week and a half, are you allowed admittance into this hospital?
	Are you allowed access to baby kit?
	We are.
	So we're in there.
	We're pretty much around the clock in there when we're not back at the Ronald McDonald house, staying right around the corner, being forced to wear a mask on our way to the bathroom, being profiled and harassed by them.
	We are in and out of the hospital.
	I'm pumping around the clock.
	I'm trying to get them to let me hold my baby.
	It takes them several days to let me hold my baby.
	Baby boy is doing amazing.
	Most of the nurses let us know that baby's typically born at his gestation.
	Somewhere between, they're like, we can't tell you for sure, but usually somewhere between four to six weeks, they are able to do this step down onto a nasal cannula, and then to CPAP, and then to room air from high flow oxygen.
	And so he was doing that.
	He was doing amazing.
	He had intermittent tachypnea, which is fast breathing.
	But it seemed like that was only happening when he was stressed out.
	Did they tell you why this was?
	I mean, was there a condition that they had diagnosed Kit with that they were presenting to you as the reason why they were going through all of these treatments?
	Or what was it that they were trying to save him from?
	That it was my fault.
	Because I didn't have prenatal care.
	That his lungs were basically essentially that he had extreme lung disease, quote-unquote, because I didn't have prenatal care.
	It was literally every doctor that would come in would tell me it was my fault.
	I would have a line out the door of this studio and down the block for miles and miles.
	Probably a line that stretched the entire mainland of the United States.
	Of mothers who have delivered babies in the exact same fashion that you were planning to do.
	Yep.
	Oh, totally.
	And that it's done very healthy and without poisons and bioweapons and narcotics and epidurals and all of these other things.
	Midwife practice has become even more popular since COVID-19 because, rightly so, there's a massive distrust for our medical murder system.
	Right.
	And how were humans born before the medical system?
	I mean, how did we exist before?
	I'm so confused as to how the human race has gotten to this point without the medical system.
	Like, how did we survive before?
	And these doctor teams that rotate, so we'll get to this in a bit, but the doctor teams rotate every week.
	Every seven days.
	So there's no accountability because as soon as you get a care plan with your doctor, the entire team switches hands and they go to a different part of the unit and dance around with that.
	But these people are so indoctrinated into their profiling beliefs that we actually went and bought new clothing so that we could come in and be at rounds, the doctor rounds, and be perceived differently.
	So we started dressing apart so that they would then identify with us and give us more respect.
	I brought in a notepad so that they knew that I was writing notes.
	And that whole change, like literally different, It took their sight off of us as criminals or drug addicts.
	And then they started to respect us in the scene for a very short minute.
	Very short period of time.
	And so one day we're holding our baby.
	We're finally holding him.
	We've only been able to hold him a couple of times.
	Finally holding this baby.
	And he's laying on me and I'm just, you know, gently rubbing him.
	And you can just tell he's so happy.
	He's so relieved to be on his mother.
	He knows your heartbeat.
	He knows your smell.
	He knows your taste.
	He's lived inside of you.
	You're his mother.
	And he needs her heartbeat.
	He needs her smell.
	He needs her.
	The only time that he would start, his breathing would regulate once he would be on to one of us.
	His breathing would just regulate because he was flowing with us.
	And they would try to put a cap on it.
	They would be like, well, we need to schedule what time you're done holding your baby.
	And I'm like, I'm going to hold my baby.
	For the rest of his life or the rest of mine.
	Yeah, I'm like, I'm going to hold him as long as I want.
	Like, I'll let you know when.
	I have to get up to do something else, but I'm going to hold him as long as I can.
	And so that is what actually happened.
	This nurse came in and she's like, okay.
	It's time to put him back.
	It's time to put him back.
	It's shift change and I don't want to deal with you holding the baby.
	Like you're test driving a car.
	Okay, the ride is over now.
	We have things to do here.
	Sorry that you're a mother with your baby.
	Exactly.
	Put the toy down now.
	And so the nurse, so typically when they move the baby, because he's on a ventilator, they They have a humidity in the ventilator tubing.
	So there's water that's pumping through as like a mist to make sure that the air that goes in isn't dry.
	And so the tubing fills up with water.
	And oftentimes, I mean, we're the ones that always had to remind them, hey, you need to empty the water before you move our baby because we just could feel that it would go in through his cannula.
	And so the typical protocol for moving our baby at this point in time is that one nurse grabs the baby.
	One nurse grabs his IVs because he has a PICC line that's straight into his heart.
	And one nurse holds the tubing.
	So essentially it's three people to move the baby back to the isolate.
	And on this day, the nurse says, "I'm just gonna move in by myself." And we both looked at each other and we said, Like RT?
	Because we were just used to it.
	That's how it would always flow.
	They're like, we need a whole team to move this baby.
	And we felt it.
	My intuition felt.
	Off about her moving my baby alone.
	I said to her, how about I help you?
	You know, what if I, what if dad helps you?
	One of us helps you.
	We'll just help you in.
	And she held a controlling, condescending air over us the entire day.
	So there's this intimidation factor, right?
	And so we're like, okay.
	It just is happening.
	She's like, no, I'm going to move him.
	And she picks him up.
	First, she picks up his oxygen lines, lays them on her hand.
	And then she lays this fragile little baby on top of his own lines.
	And then she goes to move him.
	She steps on his pick line.
	She steps on his pick line.
	His head jolts forward.
	Or backwards, actually.
	And then the water from the tubing shoots through his nose.
	And he is waterboarded by his own fluid coming from the ventilator.
	We're watching him drown in front of him.
	Sam rolls him forward like this.
	I grab the cannulas and pull him off of his nose and water just shoots out.
	And at this point, he's like a three pound baby.
	I mean, we grabbed him.
	We jumped into action and grabbed him out of her hands.
	Like it was like a millisecond.
	Like when it starts to happen, we see him drowning.
	Literally, I grabbed the baby.
	I put him forward.
	He grabs the cannula and water is just pouring out onto my lap.
	It was so much water.
	And he's just like hiccuping and trying to get it out.
	And I'm keeping him lean forward so that it can just drain out.
	And the nurse is kind of standing there nervously laughing.
	And at this point, I pulled out my phone to record, not even really knowing what I was recording for.
	It was like, doc, because we're in like the shock trauma of our first three weeks in the NICU.
	So we're just kind of floating in this abyss of a place that we know that we don't want to be.
	And so I start recording.
	And the nurse then proceeds to do the same thing again.
	She picks him up alone and goes to move him.
	She stacks him on the tubing again.
	Steps on his pick line again.
	And at this point, she has him half on the isolate when she catches his pick line on her shoe.
	And she stops and she looks down.
	And I start to reach down to help her grab the IV lines.
	And she holds my baby by his neck.
	And she lets go of his body.
	And his body is dangling off of the side of the isolate.
	He's literally like flailed dangling while she's holding him just by his neck while we get the pick line.
	And we're both just like, what is even happening?
	We're staying calm.
	And I help her get the IV.
	She gets him up into the isolate.
	She closes it.
	He helps me get out of the chair to stand up, come around to the side of the isolate, and I'm trying to comfort him.
	And she says, see, mom and dad, we need to not touch baby because you guys have touched him too much.
	And so it's really stressed him out because he's been overstimulated.
	And the baby's hiccuping in his bed.
	And she's like, look, see, he's distressed from you holding him.
	From you holding him too much.
	Not from being drowned.
	From you holding him.
	And we looked at each other.
	He knew it was the look of I need to get out of this room right now.
	Yeah, Sam, I had to take her out because she was like ready to kill.
	And and again, we're just we don't know how to operate in this environment because there is no advocacy for the parents there.
	You are in the Wild West and you have to adhere to their standards, protocols and procedures.
	And so we come back a couple of hours later, probably two or three hours later.
	And just after shift change has fully happened and we see on the counter there's a little art project.
	This woman has Painted our baby's feet.
	Yellow.
	Painted his feet yellow a bunch of times and made a little sunshine out of his feet that says, you are my sunshine, my only sunshine.
	And it's got a little note that says something like.
	A gift from.
	The nurses.
	The nurses at Kapiolani Medical Center.
	And there's some little extra feet prints from like little mess ups that she did.
	So this nurse, I mean, you could feel the guilt.
	So she gaslit us about, we touched our baby too much.
	And he's in distress and then immediately paints this kid's feet and makes an art project because she feels so guilty about drowning him out.
	And I asked the nurse who was on that night, because my baby, his oxygen is already up.
	I want to track back to right before the incident happened.
	I want to say that our baby was under 30% on his oxygen requirements and 21% is room air.
	He was almost to room air.
	On a nasal cannula.
	Very low requirements.
	He was tracking to not need a ventilator anymore whatsoever.
	Very soon.
	And his oxygen was already up.
	It started to climb immediately after this incident.
	And his eyes were red.
	You could just see that his little eyes were red and they looked glassy.
	He had just been drowned.
	He had just been drowned.
	And I said to the nurse, did you chart what had happened?
	Did Grace chart what had just happened to him?
	And she said, what happened to him?
	And I said, he aspirated.
	We watched him.
	The tubing rained him out.
	As a way to normalize it, they call it rain out.
	They call it rain out.
	Oh, he got rained out.
	All the babies get rained out because the ventilator, this, the, um, It's all normal for us to drown babies and try to kill them around here.
	Because we can't even create a reservoir track to trap the water that gets caught in the tubing before it gets to the patient.
	And so our baby is instantly declining.
	And it took us literally the next three days, our baby starts to decline further and further and further.
	And we're telling everybody, the nurses, the doctors, we can't get...
	It's just the fellow doctors, which are like the doctors under the doctors.
	And nobody will come to the room and none of the nurses will chart what happened to him.
	Are you allowed in the NICU today?
	No.
	Okay.
	We have to get to that point.
	We have to figure out, you know, I mean, look, now they're not even allowed in the NICU.
	More with Sam and Topher coming up next.
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	About the leadership being all Jewishly occupied.
	We literally should be at war with fucking Israel a hundred times over and instead we're just sending them money and it's fucking craziness.
	Look at the state of Israel.
	Look at the state of Tel Aviv and look at the state of Philadelphia.
	You tell me where this money's going.
	You tell me who's benefiting from this.
	I am prepared to die in the battle.
	Fighting this monstrosity that would wish to enslave me and my family and steal away any brights to my presence, And if you've got a foreign state, you've got dual citizens in your government, who do you think they're supporting?
	God, right now, would you protect the nation of Israel and protect those of us, not just our church, but every church in the world and in this nation that's willing to put their neck on the line and say, we stand with them.
	We stand with them.
	You go to Trump's cabinet.
	You go to Biden's cabinet.
	for Jews I have a black friend in school.
	I have nothing against blacks.
	She has nothing against me.
	She understands where I'm coming from.
	Excuse me, I'm a Jew, and I'd just like to say that, you know, in our Bible it says that you're like animals.
	The Jews crucified our God.
	So that was three weeks in.
	Is where we've gotten so far.
	And we have been there for almost six months now.
	And it has been abuse after abuse and injury after injury.
	This is three weeks worth of a story that spans six months?
	Yes.
	Okay, take us through it.
	So I'm just going to give you the highlights.
	There's a lot more details on our website.
	Just for the sake of time.
	The highlights are that our baby starts to tank.
	They are giving him one thing that I noticed immediately.
	So he would never recover.
	For those just joining us, this baby was drowned.
	And this was after Kit was almost to room air, which is 21% oxygen.
	Correct.
	So Kit was progressing.
	Kit was on the path to discharge and being healthy, undersized albeit, but healthy, strong as the medical professionals actually told you.
	Never seen a baby this strong.
	So this is a trooper.
	This is a warrior already.
	But because of this, there's a setback, and now you're saying your baby starts tanking.
	Yep.
	So it was that initial thing that set this whole chain of events off.
	There is a...
	From the day we stepped foot into the NICU, we noticed that through his PICC line he was receiving a drip of both a white solution and an orange solution.
	And it took me days to get them to let me know what was in those drips.
	They just kept saying to me, it's our standard of care.
	It's our standard of care.
	four months for them to tell us what was in these actually.
	We fought for four months to get...
	So it is a TPN solution and a Neutrilipids, they call it.
	So this is going to their heart through a PICC line.
	And it is how they give the babies nutrition without feeding them through their stomach.
	They refuse to feed him.
	They have him on what is called trophic feeding because of his distress that he is now in from the drowning incident.
	That they are calling extreme lung disease from prematurity.
	That is my fault.
	And I keep asking them, what is in these?
	What is in these?
	I had a feeling in my gut that whatever was being injected into him was causing him an allergic reaction.
	Because they look like oil.
	They look like oil.
	And the nurse would just tell us, oh, that's just, you know, he needs that.
	That's his nutrition.
	They also claim it's our standard of care.
	It's our standard of care.
	And so we had been telling them, what could be more important right now than feeding our child?
	He needs nutrition.
	He needs to be fed.
	And they keep telling us that it's not safe to feed him, that he needs the lipids, you know, that we're giving him everything he needs through the IV.
	Not to worry, not to worry.
	And so this whole feeding debacle has been something that we fought the entire time in the NICU.
	The initial drowning event led us to a day when they wanted to do an ROP eye exam, which is retinopathy of prematurity.
	This is an eye exam that when they explained it to me, they said to me, you need to not be in the room.
	It is so traumatic for the parents to be in the room that they tell you you should leave.
	So it's so traumatic to watch that you should leave, but you should leave your baby to go through it alone.
	What they do is they put a metal speculum.
	In the baby's eyes, they pry their eyeball open with said speculum.
	They take a metal rod and they push the baby's eye forward to look at the blood vessels and their development behind the eyeball with a bright light that's shining into it while this is happening.
	No, that doesn't sound like a medical procedure to me.
	No, it's a torture.
	And so our baby, after being drowned, is in such a delicate state.
	And I'm telling everybody, I'm telling the nurses, he cannot handle something like that happening to him.
	I am not consenting to that.
	I know in my heart it will harm him if we do that.
	And mind you, he's still...
	His eyes are getting puffier by the day.
	His breathing is getting worse.
	His oxygen requirements are climbing.
	And he produces a ton of mucus in his lungs every time that he is on these TPN and lipid solutions.
	And so I am sleeping in the room in this horribly uncomfortable chair next to my child's isolate, because And I wake up to Dr. George.
	She comes into my room at 6 a.m. before any of shift changes happen.
	The door flies open.
	He is not present with me in the room.
	I was at the hotel room.
	You're not allowed to sleep in the room.
	With your baby.
	You're not allowed to sleep in the room with your own child there.
	Not two parents.
	Technically one is allowed, but you're not allowed to come out of your room at night, which makes no sense.
	So Dr. George comes in and I wake up to her standing over me saying, you have to consent to this eye exam.
	It is important for his eyes to be checked.
	He is on such high oxygen that he's at a risk of ROP.
	And I said to her, Dr. George, I know in my heart and soul that my baby is not healthy and well enough for this exam.
	It is brutal, and I do not consent to it.
	And she has Dad on the phone at this point in time.
	She's calling him while she's waking me up.
	I was in the hotel.
	I receive a call from Dr. George, and she is harassing my wife in the room with her cornered.
	And I immediately hop up.
	The hotel is like five minutes away.
	I just jump in the car and start driving while I'm on speakerphone, and I hear my wife.
	Essentially battling Dr. George and Dr. George says, if you do not consent to this, I will have to call child welfare services.
	And Sam said, Dr. George, who does child welfare services need to be called on?
	And Dr. George like backed up.
	And I want to just, there's another aspect that I forgot to mention.
	there's so many things, that a week and a half prior to that, in between the time that our son was drowned and this ROPI exam, while he's declining, he develops what are called pneumatoceles, which are balloons on his lungs that can essentially pop and make his lungs collapse.
	Because his lungs were full of water, and then the ventilator pressure There wasn't as much volume.
	And so the lungs hyperinflated to compensate.
	And so they severely damaged his lungs with these huge balloon bubbles on each lung.
	And then Dr. George comes in days later to demand that we do an ROPI exam, which is an extreme trauma on the body.
	And Sam is a board certified kinesiologist.
	So she understands trauma.
	She understands how to...
	Yeah, pre-verbal.
	Most people's trauma is pre-verbal and it's what I work with specifically.
	And so, I'm saying he's like, please, like I'm pleading with her at this point.
	Please do not do this to my baby.
	And she's like, I will have no choice but to call child welfare services and we will take medical right to choose over your child if you do not do this.
	And so I felt like I had no choice because I obviously that's terrifying.
	The thought of them taking medical legal right over my child.
	Haven't they already basically done this at this point, though?
	They've forced you into doing everything that you didn't want to do already at this point.
	They've kidnapped your baby.
	They've drowned your baby.
	They're not feeding your baby.
	They're starving your baby.
	Now they want to torture your baby.
	And they've done all of this.
	They have vaccinated your baby without your consent.
	Everything.
	Everything.
	Everything that they've done is without consent.
	And now they're saying, we're going to continue doing all of these things to eventually result in the murder of your baby.
	If you don't go along with this, we will have you arrested.
	Yep, correct.
	And we're the, I feel like we are the first people to ever truly advocate in that building for a child.
	They're not used to people knowing, I mean, there's been multiple occasions where this doctor has said to us, is a nurse breaking protocol and letting you look at the baby's chart?
	Because we remember everything.
	I know all of his vent settings.
	I know everything about his care because we track it like our life depends on it because he is our life.
	And so they do this eye exam and it's brutal.
	They're trying to get me to leave the room.
	And I'm like, I'm not leaving my baby to be tortured by you.
	And I said this to them.
	I'm not leaving my baby to be tortured by you, alone, by some stranger in a mask who's going to pry his eyeballs open and torture him right now.
	I'm not leaving him.
	And so I sat there with him and I held onto his little foot and I told him that I loved him, that I'm so sorry.
	And she absorbed all the pain of what he went through as it was happening because he was screaming, they withhold the kids feeding for this.
	Because the babies vomit because of the extreme pain and trauma that it is.
	I mean, hold your eye open for just a second.
	Now imagine a bright light in that eye while it's held open.
	Then imagine a metal rod going into your eye.
	This is satanic.
	So they do the eye exam.
	Our baby's oxygen requirements skyrocket.
	He starts to decline.
	Further and further and further, leading to he needs to be re-intubated on an emergency basis and his lungs have collapsed.
	And they tell us we had been at the hospital around the clock because we knew that he wasn't well.
	And we actually, we were like, we have to go eat.
	We just have to leave the hospital and go eat and take care of ourselves.
	And so we leave and we get a call and they're saying, your baby's lungs have collapsed.
	We can't get them back open.
	you need to come in and say goodbye to your child.
	And so we look at each other, just, we, There's no actual food in Whole Foods.
	We put down what we have in our hands and we get in the car and we go back over the mountain and we get into the room.
	There's 12 people in Kit's room and they are...
	And they can't.
	And they can't.
	They don't even have, they have all the fellow doctors on the team because it's evening time.
	They don't even have any of the main doctors come back in.
	So the NICU administrator, Dr. George, is not there.
	None of the higher-up doctors are there.
	These are all doctors that are under these ones and that are clearly concerned that they have no idea what to do to save our baby.
	Totally tank in front of us.
	Probably 12 times that night.
	It was over and over and over.
	His lungs would close up.
	He clamped out would not be able to breathe.
	And he was, he was like, And then they would try to pop him open.
	They'd get him back up.
	And then he would do it again.
	Finally, a doctor who wasn't even on his service came into the room.
	And he was like, you need to turn up the ventilator.
	You need to get him shaking off of this table.
	You need to open him up.
	And so then these crying, incapable doctors listened to him.
	They're crying.
	And one of them was actually texting her husband in the hallway because her husband was divorcing her that night.
	And so the distraction and incompetence and absolute disregard for actual care of patient was just through the roof.
	And so the doctor who had come in and gotten them to blow open his lungs by essentially making him shake up and down off the table like this.
	And he's only like a three and a half pound baby at this point.
	He's tiny.
	And they have him sedated on.
	So many drugs.
	He has an IV tower that's literally over two feet of different stacked meds that he's being given.
	He's got an IV in his PICC line.
	He's got an IV in his arm.
	He's got a tube down his throat.
	They can't set an IV properly.
	And so we get through that night.
	By some miracle, our baby survives.
	And he has weeks of struggle in this situation where his lungs keep clamping down.
	When we're in this situation, we have an event with a nurse who is so frustrated that she has to come in and suction and resuscitate our baby that she comes in and she physically grabs our baby, who is supposed to be barely touched because when he gets stimulated, he has these clammed out of it.
	And so she, because he's so uncomfortable from the tooth.
	And so she comes in and she says, you want me to touch him?
	And I said to her, He needs to be resuscitated.
	His oxygen is going down right now.
	That is his care plan.
	And she says, okay, well, you want me to touch him?
	And she picks up our baby off the bed.
	And she literally grabs him and slams him down.
	We're talking body slam.
	Body slams him onto the bed.
	And I'm telling her, please calm down.
	Please calm down.
	You're hurting my baby.
	You need to just calm down.
	Let's go get somebody else.
	She then grabs the Neopuff, which is how they resuscitate.
	They unhook the ventilator tube and they put a Neopuff and manually resuscitate.
	You're supposed to hold the tube that's going down his throat while you do it.
	She...
	And so essentially that led to me telling a doctor what had happened.
	The nurse point blank apologizing for her behavior and admitting to it.
	And the doctor told me I needed to make nice.
	He walked in like a Bond villain with his hands in his pockets.
	And he's like, you guys need to make nice.
	We ended up the next morning in another event where that nurse just was mysteriously gone when our baby was having another resuscitation event.
	And we had to call to press the emergency button in the hallway.
	Some nurse comes in the room and she doesn't even know how to work his ventilator.
	She's not turning up his oxygen.
	She's not pressing the button to give him puffs.
	Eventually, because I had pressed the emergency button, an RT comes running down the hallway because the alarms are going off.
	The nurse comes down the hallway and she's yelling at me and the RT.
	I just left for a minute.
	He was with you.
	And the RT is like, he wasn't with me.
	And they're arguing.
	And my baby's turning blue.
	And I tell them, stop arguing.
	Resuscitate my baby.
	He needs your help.
	They do it.
	And we end up, moments later, getting called into a three-hour-long meeting where they're telling us, essentially because the nurse was trying to cover her tracks for what had happened, that we were hostile and that we were creating a hostile environment for our baby's care, while I'm crying to the doctor saying, the nurse literally assaulted my baby.
	The other nurse did not know how to work the ventilator.
	There was nobody there.
	They were arguing while my baby was turning blue.
	He could go brain dead or be murdered right now.
	And you guys, literally, you're here telling me that I'm hostile?
	And essentially, they told us we needed to make nice.
	We needed to take therapy.
	That we were traumatized.
	That our experience was unreal because we were traumatized.
	And essentially alluding that if we want to make the higher-ups happy, that we need to take the therapy and get with their palliative team at the hospital.
	You need to go through a re-education program.
	Yeah.
	And so we did get with their palliative care team.
	We didn't want to, but we just knew.
	We told them we had our own therapist.
	We didn't take their therapy to be psychoanalyzed.
	We got with their palliative team.
	We actually made a police report.
	The police told me there's nothing we can do inside of the hospital.
	You need to go to the hospital higher-ups.
	We went to the hospital higher-ups.
	Nothing was done.
	There's nothing a cop can do inside of the hospital?
	Nothing.
	The hospital's outside of law enforcement jurisdiction?
	There are.
	You can just murder people in the hospital.
	That makes a lot of sense, actually.
	Right.
	It does.
	And so after that event, we were like, okay, we just have to do, we have to just play this game, essentially, to try to just get our baby alive.
	And so he, by some miracle, he makes it through this whole intubation period, which is about a six-week period of time.
	The whole time.
	I'm trying to advocate to get him off of these TPN solutions that they will not acknowledge the whole time.
	I'm like, he needs to be off of these.
	I know that he is allergic.
	I can feel it.
	Our doctor came to our room and said, I started crying.
	And one of the only doctors who kind of cares, and she started crying, and she's like, I don't know what he needs.
	And that's when Sam said, I do know what he needs.
	You need to give him albuterol, and you need to suction his lungs constantly to get this goop out.
	And they actually followed along and started doing that.
	They were pulling out cupfuls.
	of this goo from his lungs, but they had kept giving him diuretics, which was sucking the moisture out of that goo.
	So it was creating a glue in his lungs because it's mucus with less moisture.
	And so it can't be expectorated.
	It's stuck to the lining of his lungs.
	And so they're sucking it out and sucking it out.
	And as they're doing that, he's getting better to the point where he comes off of intubation.
	And I want to say that he has been re-intubated so many times and At least three of those occasions, he is doing so well on his nasal setup.
	He goes stages down, stages down.
	They get him to a rate of 20 on his ventilator.
	Then Dr. George comes in, puts him on CPAP, but she puts him on such a high flow of CPAP that he can't breathe over it.
	And he gets exhausted and tired out and then has to be re-intubated.
	She has sabotaged his progression repeatedly, and it's all in his chart.
	Before he was extubated from this whole event, he had to go through two more of those eye exams while he's intubated.
	While this baby has a tube in his throat.
	The torture procedure?
	While our hands are tied.
	We tried to prolong another one.
	We knew we couldn't say no because of the threat.
	And so we just were trying to advocate to delay because he had been on steroids for two straight months.
	We knew his risk of infection was so high that we were asking for a two-week delay on his eye exam.
	Dr. George grabbed risk management.
	Patient relations and the manager of nurses and brought them all into our room.
	And tried to coerce me into saying she kept asking us, and we recorded this conversation.
	We have this recorded.
	She kept asking us a loaded question.
	She wanted us to say, so you're saying as the parents that yes.
	You are willing to risk your baby getting ROP when he's at such and such percent on oxygen.
	So you're saying yes.
	And we had to point blank teller.
	We're not going to answer that question.
	That's a loaded question.
	You're trying to load it.
	And ultimately, during that eye exam, his eyes were both, at the end of it, he looked like he had been in a fight.
	His eyes were both purple.
	And, like, literally so puffy, so swollen, and he had a huge injury right here on his left eye.
	Huge pustule.
	That is still there, and that was two months ago, and he still has this infection on his eye.
	Two months.
	And they made him go through two more eye exams after the one where they injured his eye with the existing injury on his eye to eventually tell me one day out of the blue, oh!
	He doesn't have ROP anymore.
	He doesn't have any risk of ROP.
	We're not going to do any more.
	He never even had it.
	But in six months, he's going to have to go through it again.
	Hang on two minutes.
	I didn't expect to be here this long, but we do have to cut the break.
	So we're going to figure this out.
	While we're on the break, I'll ask Sam and Topher to kind of think about this as well.
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	Trusting what we have gone through as a country as far as our medical system is concerned.
	We lived through this novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
	We lived through the bioweapon injection, the deadly clot shot together.
	We worked together as a unit to free people from medical murder that were being strapped down to tables.
	They were being torn apart from their families.
	There was no advocacy at all.
	These people were force-fed remdesivir.
	Which is the drug that was actually kicked out of the Anthony Fauci Ebola trial in Africa because 53% of the people that took it died.
	But it's a Tony Fauci drug, so it was the NIH protocol during COVID-19.
	Doctors go into their Epic machines, which are controlled by AI, that get trained by big pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer, Gilead, AstraZeneca, Johnson& Johnson.
	That spits out the treatment that the doctor is then required to comply with if they're going to get a paycheck.
	And also, if these for-profit businesses that we know as hospitals are going to get paid this huge bonus for administering all of these things before pronouncing your loved one, your child, your aunt, your uncle dead, and the cause of death was COVID-19.
	In the state of Minnesota, where we broadcast from most of the time, $300,000 for every patient that under their own horsepower walked into an emergency room or to a clinic or to a hospital or a doctor's office with a set of symptoms that the Epic machine told the doctor was COVID-19.
	You got shot 19 times.
	That's why you're there.
	But your symptoms say that it's COVID-19.
	You got eaten by a fucking shark.
	But they put that shit in their Epic machine.
	You've got COVID-19.
	Then they admit you after giving you a false test, a PCR test, highly manipulated, fraudulent test, that they cycle at over 45 to make sure that they get a false positive.
	They admit you to this hospital.
	Then they give you remdesivir.
	Then they ventilate you.
	Then they pronounce you dead.
	Three hundred and some odd thousand dollars for every patient that they do that to.
	We didn't think that we would be back here.
	But here we are talking with Sam and Topher, whose child, Kit, is being held in a NICU in Hawaii.
	Medical kidnapping.
	Multiple times they tried to attempt to medically murder your baby.
	Is your baby still in a NICU?
	You're not allowed there.
	Why?
	How can we help?
	Our baby is still in the NICU, and we are not allowed there right now.
	So this all, I would say, being barred from the NICU really started to escalate because we've been dealing with retaliation from Dr. George this entire time.
	Every time we advocate, she retaliates.
	So during Kit's time at the NICU, I had made friends with a couple of other families on.
	The same unit in the same hallway as us and come to find out that not one but two of these babies that we knew of went brain dead overnight and born healthy admitted healthy just early under the care and then all of a sudden one night the baby gets sick goes brain goes brain dead and both of them were on these brawn TPN and lipid solutions.
	And so I started to, because our baby had been put off and on intubation multiple times, he gets put back on the intubation and she puts him back on these TPNs.
	And as soon as she puts him back on, he starts to get worse again.
	His lung condition deteriorates.
	It deteriorates.
	And so I start to push.
	I want to see.
	The ingredients that are on the TPN and lipid solutions that he is being given because I feel that he is allergic to them.
	And I want to know what is in them.
	And I demand to see the insert and what is being put into my baby's PICC line straight into his heart.
	And I demand to see it now.
	And I said all this very, I'm very, I interact with the hospital clearly, but kind of, I know how to handle myself.
	I don't react.
	I respond.
	And after a couple days of pushing really hard, they left the ingredient packet on our counter in our room.
	Nobody gave it to us.
	It was very just we came in and it was just sitting there.
	There's ingredients and it was only like a two pager.
	It wasn't the full wasn't the full thing.
	And I looked at it and the first thing it says is.
	Warning, deaths in preterm infants after infusion of intravenous lipid emulsions have been recorded in medical literature.
	Autopsy findings included intravascular fat accumulation in the lungs.
	And then there is another thing on it that says, neutral lipid 20% contains no more than 25 micrograms per liter of aluminum.
	The aluminum contained in neutral lipid 20% may reach toxic levels with prolonged administration in patients.
	patients.
	And then it says a bunch more stuff about that.
	So come to find out when you go look at these actual, so they're Yeah.
	And every symptom that he had was tachypnea and his severe lung disease that they couldn't figure out where it was coming from.
	They did genetic testing.
	They did metabolic testing.
	They've done everything.
	They can't find anything wrong with his lungs.
	It's just a mystery.
	And it's the number one thing that is listed on the warning label for what they call their standard of care.
	So we organized a meeting with the entire staff.
	They had nine representatives from the hospital in there.
	And so we organized the meeting and we presented them with an official document of non-consent to the lipids with all the reasoning as to why we didn't consent to them.
	To which Dr. George defended it as their standard of care and that none of the other babies have any issues with it.
	But you have just recently found out that at least two other babies that were born early but healthy had overnight just become brain dead.
	Sure, yeah.
	There's no instances.
	There's no examples.
	And when I looked up on the, I looked up in actual medical literature, come to find out that these, the TPNs, because it's two solutions that work together.
	It's a lipid solution, which is literally soybean oil.
	And it's white.
	And it's white.
	And our child had a camera put down in to check his lungs, and his lungs are white.
	And so the TPN solutions themselves in medical literature, they've done all these tests on them.
	They found that in every 24 hours that any baby is on these TPN solutions, that they're getting three times the FDA's safe limit of aluminum every single day.
	So you officially provide them with this documentation saying that, no, you're not consenting to this.
	Dr. George protests.
	Right.
	She protests, and she basically gets us to agree to put him on a formula fortification, because according to this woman, breast milk is like ice cream, and your baby can't just have ice cream.
	He needs vegetables.
	And the formula is the vegetables.
	And the formula is the vegetables.
	And so she tells us that there's no way around it.
	We have to fortify him with formula.
	And so, yeah.
	Breast milk is ice cream and your baby needs vegetables too.
	Let's go over to the Bill Gates Lock and Safe and pull out some manufactured lab-grown pharmaceutical and give it to your kid.
	Right, and she wants to give us This is a doctor saying breast milk doesn't contain in it the vital nutrients and source of, you know, health.
	This is completely inverse to everything that everybody knows to be true.
	This is the administrator of the entire unit.
	Yeah, she's the NICU administrator.
	She's the doctor that oversees everything.
	And early on, she told us, you know, Mom and Dad, I can't do the nurturing.
	My side is medicine, but nurturing and medicine are equally important.
	So you do the nurturing and I do the medicine.
	This is from the woman who had us kicked out of the NICU and separated from our child.
	How did that happen?
	And so we, so essentially she tried to put our baby, when we left that meeting, we had agreed to a certain formula that was, quote, you know, as clean as we could find, because she wanted to put him on Neosher, which is their other standard of care that has tons of lawsuits for NEC, which is essentially your child's intestines exploding.
	And so we were like, absolutely not.
	We're not putting him on that.
	We do not consent to that.
	We will get our own formula.
	And while we're literally sitting in the parking lot of the grocery store to get this formula, we get a call from our doctor, who's the, you know, our team lead, who is under Dr. George, but had not been in the meeting.
	And she says to me, oh, you know, Sam, it's out of my hands now.
	Your right to choose what you feed your child has now been revoked.
	And Dr. George is now in charge of your child's feeding decisions.
	And I said, no, that is not okay.
	What are you talking about?
	If you give him Neosher and he has a problem, he said, it'll be attempted murder.
	And she said, oh, well, you know what, guys?
	It's out of my hands.
	After all of the threats that you made about me in yesterday's meeting, I can't help you.
	And I said, I didn't make any threats.
	Against you.
	I submitted, I had told in the meeting about all of the nursing mishaps as well, but I made no threats.
	And so I had to then call risk management who was in the meeting and tell the risk management woman what was going on.
	She's like, "Oh, no, no.
	I'll go tell Dr. Kibe that you didn't make any threats." So the next day we come in and Dr. Kibe is like, "We're not going to talk about it.
	It's all water under the bridge.
	We're going to put him on amino acids." We're going to put him on this amino acid supplement so that we can come to some form of an agreement about his fortification.
	And we didn't want to give him these amino acids, but we were kind of just like, it's better than Neosher.
	The amino acids.
	Right.
	And the amino acids are a whole other thing.
	It's literally boiled hair from China.
	And it's not even a, they get these, Hair from barbershops in China.
	Hydrolyze it, and that's the cheapest way to produce amino acids.
	And so that's where most amino acids come from, is from human hair.
	And that's not a secret.
	You can look it up.
	And so he's on these amino acids, and he's re-intubated at this point because he's been totally sabotaged by her with the CPAP situation.
	So on Saturday, we came in to see our baby.
	This is where we get to where it's at now.
	Saturday we came in to see our baby.
	He's displaying with a rash across his eyes.
	He had mucus coming out of his nose.
	He looked as if he was not well.
	Saturday when?
	How recently to now?
	Just this past Saturday.
	I think it was the 14th.
	14th?
	Yeah, I believe it was the 14th.
	Just days ago.
	Okay.
	Yeah, six days ago.
	So June 14th, we're in there.
	We ask for his doctor to come.
	We're talking to his doctor.
	We say he may have a fungal infection.
	It looks like he has a fungal infection on his face.
	And the doctor's answer was, oh, well, we could put Aquaphor on it.
	Aquaphor is nothing.
	His oxygen requirements were up.
	His heart rate was sitting at just under 100.
	Put Aquaphor on it.
	I mean, it's not a sunburn.
	Exactly.
	And we're telling her, like, you know, we want our baby, like, we've been trying to raise money to get our baby out of this NICU and transferred to California.
	But in the interim, we're like, if we can't get him to California, we want him to go to the PICU, the pediatric unit above, so that we can just get him out from underneath Dr. George.
	And we're telling the doctor this, and I'm telling her very clearly.
	I have documentation of all the times that you have hurt my child.
	I have other families that have also been harmed by the hands of this unit.
	I have everything documented.
	I have clear evidence.
	And we have their medical charts.
	Then we have all of our medical records, and I want you to know But I said this very calmly and very clearly, and my request was that she get started the move to the PICU.
	And so the doctor leaves, and she says, okay.
	So she leaves.
	And a few minutes later, we're in the room with our baby, and he wakes up, and he is screaming.
	Absolutely screaming in pain, in gastrointestinal distress, because ever since he's been on these amino acids, it hurts him so bad when he poops that literally- His poop burns.
	It burns his skin.
	And he is also being fed transpyloric, which means they put his feeding tube down past his gut, down past his stomach.
	So his stomach isn't even processing the food.
	It's going straight into- Into his digestive tract.
	And then running through his digestive tract.
	So his poop is- He's like screaming, crying, writhing in pain.
	And all of a sudden, he starts frothing at the mouth.
	His eyes start spinning in circles.
	And his hands and feet are twitching uncontrollably.
	And then he projectile vomits past his tube, which he can't even get air past his tube.
	And he's vomiting past his tube.
	And his nurse is more concerned about mixing up his next dose of milk with the amino acids.
	You need to pause the amino acids.
	We need a doctor to come in here and look at him.
	And we need to figure out what is going on.
	We said something is wrong.
	You need somebody to come in.
	And she texts the doctors and tells them what we want to do.
	At the same time, the charge nurse is coming in to help us because the baby is so in distress that the RT who was in the room, I think the RT went and got the charge nurse.
	And the charge nurse comes in and she's like, oh my gosh, what is going on?
	She looks at us and she's like, okay, like we'll talk after, but let's just get the baby.
	And I'm like, please, we need to help him.
	And so she picks up our baby and she's trying to comfort him.
	I'm supporting the tube and he's repetitively frothing at the mouth and I'm suctioning froth out and his heart rate's over 200.
	Literally, the nurse goes to put the amino acids into the breast milk.
	And we said to her, we were like, Kimmy, we can't give him the amino acids until we know what is causing his distress right now.
	Yeah, you know, I got a text back from the docs.
	They're not going to do that.
	They're going to stick with the feeding plan.
	And I said to her, Kimmy, I have a legal right to decide what goes into my child's body.
	I do not consent.
	You need to get a doctor to the room.
	We need to discuss with them before we go any further.
	The next person who came to the room was a security guard.
	Was a six foot tall.
	First, it was one security guard and he came and the charge nurse looked confused and she's like, oh, we're all good here.
	And he was like, we're good.
	And he was like, okay, send him away because we were, everything was fine.
	And then another security comes in and he, this man is like six foot seven and I am tiny.
	And at this point, we're still behind the isolate trying to comfort our baby.
	And the, the security guard looks at me and he says, get your bags, get out.
	And at that point, I looked at him and he knew, I was like, where's our phone?
	And I started to get the phone and he is trying to comfort the baby still.
	And I'm looking for the phone.
	I find the phone.
	I put it on record in my hand.
	And the security guard, again, he's like, you need to leave.
	And I said, very calmly, why are we being asked to leave the NICU?
	And he said, you're obstructing care.
	And at this point, Dr. George, who is She's in the hallway behind him and she said, "You were obstructing care." And I said, "Dr.
	George, I could understand if I was physically obstructing care.
	I was asking for a doctor to come to the room.
	How was I obstructing care?" She said, "You're obstructing care.
	He needs his amino acids.
	We've had this discussion before." And I said, "Dr.
	George, something is wrong with our baby." He's vomiting.
	He's like, we're both telling her he's vomiting.
	Like, he doesn't vomit.
	He looks like he has an infection.
	Something is wrong.
	We were asking for a doctor to come to the room.
	She says, I hear you.
	I'm asking you to leave the NICU.
	And so we left.
	And we get down to our car.
	And very shortly after that, I got on the phone with the charge nurse, Megan.
	And she said to me, what do you want me to do?
	And I said, I want you to run an infection panel on my baby because something is not right with him.
	And she's like, okay.
	And about an hour later, we got an email from the night social worker telling us basically, But you can come tomorrow for Father's Day.
	We're going to make an exception.
	You can come in for Father's Day.
	So the next day, we arrive for Father's Day to go see our baby.
	And we met a police officer there to make a police report.
	Because we knew that we needed to make a police report because any type of court proceeding, first thing they're going to ask us, did you make a police report?
	And so we made the police report.
	And then we go to the security desk and, uh, which we're friends with all the security guards.
	We've been there for six months and we're nice people.
	So like, luckily we have that going for us of other people see us for who we are.
	Um, the security guard, he looks at us and then he's just kind of sitting there and the phone rings and he's like, hello, doctor.
	And he then gets off the phone and he's like, sorry, guys, Dr. George says you're not allowed to come up today.
	And so we immediately call on Father's Day.
	So we immediately called the police again and requested that the same officer who had just left from making a report come back.
	And while we are waiting for her to come back, we sit down in these chairs and a social worker comes down to talk to us.
	And that is the conversation that I have recorded and I've put up onto my social media.
	The social worker is telling me, Dr. George wants me to tell you that child welfare services is now your advocate.
	That you need to call child welfare services to discuss being potentially reunited with your son.
	And we're telling her, you do not have a court order.
	This is medical kidnapping.
	We did not do anything.
	And she's basically like, no, no, no.
	There's nothing we can do for you.
	The floor manager and her later on, I'm just trying to The floor manager ultimately comes down.
	The cop arrives.
	We're all talking.
	And the floor manager and the social worker point blank lie about contacting us in front of the police officer and say that they had contacted me earlier that morning.
	And notified us that we weren't allowed to come to the NICU, even though that was the last we got was an email saying, you're welcome to come for Father's Day, but on Monday you're going to need to meet with risk management and security.
	It was a setup.
	We've seen them do this to other families.
	They rile you up.
	They gaslight you.
	They get the dads angry because the dads are protective.
	And so they get the dads angry enough to be irrational.
	And hostile.
	And then they kick them out of the NICU.
	They kick them out and make them sign paperwork.
	And they're officially barred from their children.
	And so we have not been allowed into the NICU since this day.
	We have tried, we've been trying to communicate with patient relations who will reach out to us via email.
	She's reached out to us by email twice.
	But when we try to reach back out to her via email or phone, nobody gets back to us.
	We haven't heard from a hospital attorney.
	We haven't heard from a social worker.
	We haven't heard from CWS.
	So it's all made up trying to get us to engage into their system.
	But they have medically kidnapped our kid.
	They've literally kidnapped kidnapped our kid.
	They still have not run an infection panel.
	They did a CT scan on him on Monday, and they let us know that his lungs Which they say could be from a previous infection or from its prematurity.
	Nothing to do with the lipids that build up in the lungs and cause pulmonary issues.
	When we brought it up to the pulmonologist, he said, oh, I've never heard of that.
	And I was like, well, look at the warning label on the Braun-TVNs.
	And so not only does he have buildup in his lungs that they're trying to tell me is something else.
	Not only have they not run an infection panel, but they also told me that they did an ultrasound on his kidneys and that he has kidney stones, but that those don't hurt.
	The doctor is also- And the doctor also told me that she knows he didn't have a seizure because he would still be having them.
	And so we're barred from the NICU.
	They're doing whatever they want to our baby.
	They're giving him whatever tests and drugs they want to give him.
	We have no consent over what is happening to him.
	At all.
	We have to drop all of my breast milk went missing from the freezer during this whole ordeal.
	They called me and told me that, oh, do you have breast milk?
	Because the freezer is empty.
	Mysteriously.
	So I have to bring breast milk to the counter every day.
	Leave it with security.
	Like literally like with a scarlet letter.
	The way that people look at me when I arrive to the hospital, the way that our nurses talk to us is like we are, it's like we're just an abomination.
	So the prospects of getting you out of this hospital and getting your baby out of this hospital, is that past?
	We can get him out.
	We had previously gotten them to agree to a transport to another hospital in California.
	What are the prerequisites that need to be met in order to make that happen?
	We raised $100,000 just for the flight, not even considering all the other costs of legal representation.
	How close are you to $100,000?
	I think right now we're at about $35,000.
	We need help.
	We need help.
	We got to get this baby out of there.
	It's friendsofkit.com.
	We made an awesome website that has so many features available for people to help to also see how terrible this facility is and to sign a petition for the immediate resignation of Dr. George as long as to donate to our Venmo directly and GoFundMe.
	It's all on friendsofkit.com.
	It's all there.
	If Dr. George is guilty of all the things that you've highlighted here and I have no reason to believe that you've been lying or manufacturing any of this.
	A lot more than a resignation needs to happen.
	Absolutely.
	Prosecution needs to happen.
	Absolutely.
	Right now, we need to focus on getting Kit out of this death trap and into a real medical environment, if there are any left among us here in the country.
	For immediate exposure because the best ammunition we have right now is public awareness and for the hospital to be scared because they've never had a family.
	They do this to families every day.
	Well, we're doing that right now.
	I mean, look, evil fears the truth and evil fears good and evil fears an army.
	And that's what we have here.
	We just have to get this done.
	Okay, friendsofkit.com.
	That's where you want people to go.
	Guys, you got to go there right now.
	I'm just telling you right now.
	Hold on one second.
	Excuse me.
	You guys got to get there right now.
	Friendsofkit.com.
	I don't care if you have $5, $10, $20, $100.
	It doesn't matter what you have.
	You have to throw it at this situation.
	We're talking about an innocent child here that has been slated for death by someone who believes that they are the arbiters of life and death.
	They've taken the parents away from baby Kit.
	Sam and Topher not even allowed to be there.
	But they have the ability to get Kit out of this medical murder situation.
	We gotta have you.
	FriendsofKit.com, if you have $500,000, great.
	If you have $100,000 and you just want to get this over with, great.
	We're talking about saving an innocent child right here.
	I've got like two minutes left, guys.
	Final thoughts.
	Final thoughts?
	We would love for everybody, like you said, donate.
	If you can't donate, share it because you might know somebody who can donate.
	We're asking people to sign our petition because we know that this doctor needs to also be We need to make sure that Dr. George is not involved in the handoff.
	We've got to put clips of this together as well.
	We've got to have some of the most powerful Guys, you've got to be doing that here as well.
	I need everybody on this.
	Get these viral clips together.
	Get them out there.
	Tell this story.
	Make sure that this thing goes viral online.
	We have to have as many people aware of this situation as possible because you're absolutely right.
	This is an information war.
	So we've got to get that accomplished.
	But, I mean, obviously, getting Kit out of there has to be objective number one.
	Pressure on this hospital, public pressure on this hospital, showing up in person if you're on the island, you know, being outside of this place, making sure that these people understand the eyes of the world are now on you.
	And if this baby doesn't make it, if any more harm is brought to this baby, it's on you.
	And there will be no safe place for you to hide.
	So we need to make sure that they understand the public is very much aware of this.
	Switchboards, phone calls, emails.
	Make sure that they understand they are under the magnification glass.
	And then also, even a priority above that, we've got to get $100,000 together.
	We're about, what, $65,000 short right now.
	We've got to get that together right now and get baby Kit out of there.
	FriendsofKit.com.
	That's K-I-T.
	FriendsofKit.com.
	You're looking at the website now.
	Very easy, tons of resources, all of the stories, the full scope of what we're dealing with here, along with a very easy way for all of you to donate, friendsofkit.com.
	Sam and Topher, thank you so much for being here.
	I'm really sorry about everything that you're going through.
	We're going to do everything that we can to help you.
	Thank you, Stu.
	Thank you.
	Of course.
	And I will be on the phone with you.
	I'll text you so that you have my private number.
	I want to be updated on this continuously.
	But for the rest of you, I need you to go to friendsofkit.com right now.
	Get over to friendsofkit.com.
	Activate.
	There is an innocent little baby right here.
	A child of God that needs you, that needs us.
	This is the hill that we're going to die on.
	This is a platform that was specifically designed for protecting and fighting for our kids.
	So here's a real-life situation.
	A real-life situation at this point right now where you can actually show that you are about it.
	Friendsofkit.com.
	We got a baby to save.
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