Wisconsin Senator’s Roundtable Spotlights COVID Patients’ Battles over Medical Care
Witnesses described being denied requested COVID-19 treatments and said 583 testimonies from 46 states were submitted to Johnson’s roundtable.
- On Monday, Senator Ron Johnson, R-Wis., hosted a roundtable in Washington on "how hospitals failed to administer proper care" during the pandemic six years ago, continuing his series of COVID-19 response hearings.
- Testimonies centered on harsh treatment tied to vaccination status, with Gail Seiler of Texas reporting "physical, verbal, and psychological abuse" after a hospitalist told her "you're going to die" upon learning she was unvaccinated.
- Seiler was denied water for seven days and food for 12 days while hospitalized, along with requested medicines including ivermectin and Vitamin C, while one woman discovered hospital staff administered remdesivir despite her explicit refusal—that patient died in hospital care.
- Former trauma surgeon James Miller and registered nurse Donna Lowery testified they were terminated for advocating alternative treatments, with Miller describing "show trials" and threats of arrest for speaking out against hospital protocols.
- The roundtable collected 583 testimonies from 46 states as Johnson, prominent in the Medical Freedom Movement, told Spectrum News hospitals "did not submit testimony or request to testify," though the American Hospital Association declined to comment.
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'The stories are horrific': What happened in hospitals during...
Sen. Ron Johnson will convene patients, families, doctors and nurses next week for a roundtable on what happened inside hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Johnson said he has collected nearly 600 testimonies describing patients who received improper care and were restrained or separated from loved ones. "The stories are horrific," he told Children's Health Defense CEO Mary Holland on CHD.TV this week. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) will convene …
Sen. Ron Johnson Hosts First-Ever Roundtable on What Really Happened Inside COVID Hospitals
For the first time since the pandemic ended, patients, doctors, nurses, and grieving families gathered in Washington to tell their stories about what actually went on behind hospital doors during COVID-19.
Wisconsin senator’s roundtable spotlights COVID patients’ battles over medical care - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – While many members of Congress are home campaigning for the midterms, Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson held a roundtable Monday featuring doctors, patients and family members who recounted illness, loss and other harms they attributed to hospitals’ “rigid adherence” to COVID-19 treatment protocols. Johnson has held multiple such events since the pandemic to amplify these stories and ensure that Americans have a voice in th…
Photo: James Miller (Videostill X/Senator Ron Johnson) Senator Ron Johnson hosted a roundtable discussion on Monday where doctors, nurses, survivors, and bereaved relatives shared their stories about what took place behind hospital walls during the pandemic. The testimony of …
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