She's beautiful. I love her. I am blessed to be able to call her my wife. I know that she would rather be teaching her autistic children. As much as I loved being The Exceptional Conservative, I realized how much she loved children and teaching them. It's 2 AM and I watch her doze, tired from another day of caring for me. Once mobile, I now must be watched 24 hours a day by my wife and various nurses. My wife is that woman who took her vows seriously. In sickness and good health. For richer or poorer. Till death do us part. I thought it was multiple choice. I was down with that good health and richer part. She has been through much. She witnessed her husband suffer a stroke on our wedding anniversary. She was forced to put into practice what she professed, now, 26 years ago. She watched as her beloved husband suffered five strokes. The fortunate thing is that she did witness my care as I did. All I can say is what a friend of mine, Dr. Jane Ruby, once broadcast, "Hospitals are Dangerous Places" (https://rumble.com/v1kqa8f-live-7pm-killer-hospitals-the-cdc-murder-program-must-be-stopped.html)
Yes, she was referring to hospitals during the COVID era. Hospitals, doctors and nurses were forcing patients to take a MRNA jab to combat a man made virus, released somehow from China, created in a military laboratory in Maryland. I remember the morning in Washington, DC that Mayor Muriel Bowser joined Dr. Anthony Fauci, as they walked through Anacostia DC trying to recruit individuals off the street to take the MRNA jab guised as a vaccine (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBL8sAYytv0). AI refers to her now as former Mayor. Even AI knows her days are numbered since President Donald Trump federalized the Metropolitan Police Department (https://www.google.com/search?q=dr.+anthony+fauci+murial+bowser&rlz=1C1UEAD_enUS1162US1162&oq=dr.+anthony+fauci+murial+bowser&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKABMgkIAhAhGAoYoAEyCQgDECEYChigATIJCAQQIRgKGKsCMgkIBRAhGAoYqwLSAQo1NDg4NGowajE1qAILsAIB8QXlzJhsg8IzNvEF5cyYbIPCMzY&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8} [ per Google Search on August 21, 2025 at 10:53 AM:).
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Former DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has had several interactions and collaborations with Dr. Anthony Fauci, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their relationship centered around public health initiatives and combating the pandemic in Washington, DC.
And you think she cares for public safety based on her commitment to health? You must be a Radical Democrat.
I thought we learned something about medical care. The world should know the dangers of corporate medical care. All I know from personal experience is that Hospitals are Dangerous Places. They are filled with grief and sorrow but not for what you think. I bear witness to the fact that they are.
Strokes are the second leading cause of death worldwide, the fifth leading cause in the US. Stroke is the leading cause of permanent or long term disability. It doesn't always result in death or disability. I know of my sister and a neice that suffered strokes and did not die or were disabled. Indeed, I am blessed. Although, I am disabled, I now have great nursing care and a wonderful caregiver. She bears much silently including my healing. I would have been like my sister and neice. Although suffering a cerebravascular (CVA) accident, I was mobile. Those in medicine hide behind our fear and ignorance. I will never forget that night--December 22, 2023. The night a nurse and two technicians induced my second stroke causing hypostatic low blood pressure, An assault that goes without justice. I will never forget her words to me. "It doesn't matter who you tell, ".Who's gonna believe you over the doctors and nurses." It burns within. As time elapses, family and friends absolve themselves of helping. She was right."Who is gonna believe you?" As the sun rose, my left arm and leg were constricted. I heard the morning nurse,"We thought you were gonna die last night"' There I was. I entered naturally ill, and left artificially broken, a hemiplegic.. I would live in hospitals for a year and half. Nurses sexually assaulted me,-at least buy me dinner, nurses poured brown sugar in my ear to put me in a coma, and I had one nurse perform her best Dr. Kervorkian imitation, offering me a pill to take me out of my misfortunate pain and suffering forever. Hospital was a prison. I fought everyday to keep my mind on Jesus. Apart from my family. Medical persons worked everyday to use their knowledge and experience to drive a wedge between me and my wife. Eventually, my wife was left to choose only from Column A in order to care for a husband she loved. While I was unconscious, my wife was advised to divorce me and leave me at Howard University Hospital.
Advanced Intelligence says that hospitals are not inherently or naturally dangerous. I would disagree. In an atmosphere where people boldly require absolute trust in persons without question, there is room for abuse of unchecked power. In my stay, I learned that doctors don't run the hospital, nurses do. While doctors are on the 17th green, nurses are executing orders and acting on behalf of the missing physicians. Joan Porcaro, Senior Vice-President Risk Services, Healthcare for WTW, writes, "As hospitals navigate the landscape of 2025, they will face a complex array of risks that demand strategic agility and innovation. Financial instability, particularly among smaller and rural hospitals, presents a critical challenge, threatening the accessibility of healthcare for vulnerable populations. Continued shortages of healthcare team members further create operational pressures (https://www.wtwco.com/en-us/insights/2025/05/top-risks-in-healthcare-for-2025-26)." Aggression against patients refers to behaviors like verbal abuse, threats, and physical attacks that harm patients, often occurring in healthcare settings due to factors such as stress, frustration, and environmental issues like overcrowding. The AORN Journal reports,"Incidents of verbal and physical patient abuse in health care settings continue to occur, with some making headline news. Nurses have a professional and ethical responsibility to advocate for their patients when incidents of abuse occur. Tolerating or ignoring inappropriate behaviors occurs for multiple reasons, including ignorance, fear of retaliation, the need for peer acceptance, and concerns for personal advancement. "(https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0001209215009928). I will add that there is an immense psychology one can get away with it because people have an immense awe of the industry. That "people with that much knowledge and experience, doing good, could never perform unethically or unprofessionally. You must have done something." So disheartening.
Forgive me and my exhausted attempt to pursue this matter. I have tried for months to alert DC Police via email of my interest in pursuing this matter including Commanders James Boteler and Jaron Hickman. Unfortunately, I only received a personal notice of receipt. I need to report this assault before I exhaust the three year statute of limitations to do so.
Why email rather than call? Unfortunately suffering from chronic cerebrovascular (CVA) accidents, better known as strokes, all other means of communications are unavailable to me. Family and friends offer no such support out of respect for my wifes' and caregivers' feelings of not wanting the State to take me away from home, as a further healthcare abuse and a feeling of hopelessness over how her daughter's, Charnice Avia Milton, murder case has gone unsolved by the DC Police. She would rather God solve matters rather than the DC Police.
Unfortunately. the City's Peace has been broken until justice reigns, I was admitted for the treatment of a minor stroke. I was mobile. After an assault by a nurse and two technicians, I suffered a major stroke and was made a hemiplegic; paralyzed for life and bedridden. I don't want this to happen to anyone else. Or the words of the nurse to remain prophetic,"Who's going to believe you over the doctors and nurses."
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