22/ Ralph Lorigo is a Buffalo-area attorney with more than 50 years of legal experience. During the pandemic, he represented 212 families across 40 states who were denied access to alternative treatments and drugs.

21/ Dr. Pierre Kory is a pulmonary and critical care physician and the Chief Scientific Officer of Rebuild Medicine. He is the former chief of the Critical Care Service at the University of Wisconsin and was a frontline doctor treating patients from the start of the pandemic.

20/ Jenna Hadley Johnsen is a registered nurse, public health nurse, and Certified Legal Nurse Consultant from Minnesota with more than 22 years of experience. She held the medical power of attorney for her father who died after a 24-day COVID hospitalization in January 2022.

19/ Patty Myers is a behavior analyst whose husband, Tony, died after a 25-day COVID-19 hospitalization in 2021. During his hospitalization, Patty advocated for and was denied treatments including ivermectin, monoclonal antibodies, high-dose vitamin C, zinc, and vitamin D.

18/ Dr. Susan Rohr is a board-certified pulmonary and critical care physician in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She challenged rigid treatment protocols and advocated for additional treatment options when patients were told there was nothing more that could be done.

17/ Patti Joyce of Jacksonville, Florida, tells the story of her brother, Earl Hendrix, who died at 62 in Whitefish, Montana.

16/ Nicole Landers is a Maryland registered nurse with more than 30 years of clinical experience. During the pandemic, she provided alternative treatments when doctors only offered the standard COVID-19 hospital protocols.

15/ Cori Peth’s father, George, died April 7, 2022, in Colorado after a three-month hospitalization. He was denied monoclonal antibodies, given remdesivir, and told he would die if he refused a ventilator. He later died on the ventilator.

14/ Katelyn Johnson is a registered nurse with 10 years of bedside clinical experience and the former Director of Medical Services for Paralyzed Veterans of America. She brings firsthand insight into how COVID-19-era hospital protocols affected patient access and the nurses caring for vulnerable veterans.

13/ Dr. Randy Grellner is an Oklahoma state senator and family physician. Randy is here to tell the story of his longtime patient and friend, John – a 72-year-old farmer and Navy veteran who died after being hospitalized.

12/ Karen Hayles’ son, Chase, was a childhood cancer survivor with preexisting kidney damage. He was assured he would not receive remdesivir when he was hospitalized in Houston in 2021. He received it anyway, further damaging his kidneys. Chase died while awaiting a kidney transplant.

11/ Gail Macrae worked as a registered nurse at a hospital in Santa Rosa, California. During the pandemic, she witnessed the imposition of rigid protocols and the denial of alternative treatments and drugs.

10/ Dr. John Littell is a family physician who cared for thousands of COVID patients in offices, homes, hospitals, and nursing homes. As chairman of family medicine at a Florida hospital, he witnessed patients and families denied treatment options, visitation, and access to dying loved ones.

9/ Melodie McKeel is the wife of Bryan McKeel, who passed away in Sarasota, Florida. Against the wishes of his family, he was intubated and denied further access to ivermectin after showing signs of improvement.

8/ Darla Smith’s husband, Keith, was hospitalized with COVID in York, Pennsylvania, on November 19, 2021. Darla unsuccessfully fought to advocate for his treatment, and Keith died on December 12 after being placed on a ventilator.

7/ Stephanie Williamson’s husband, David, was hospitalized December 10, 2021, in Pomona, New Jersey. He was denied alternative treatments, given remdesivir without consent, and pressured into intubation. David died 30 days later.

6/ Donna Lowery is a registered nurse with 39 years of clinical experience, including 31 years at a hospital in Florida. After advocating for a COVID patient to receive a physician-ordered ivermectin prescription, she was terminated and faced a complaint filed against her nursing license with the Florida Board of Nursing.

5/ Brad Seiler is Gail’s husband and a former Army captain and registered nurse. Brad is here to share what he witnessed during her 15-day hospitalization, his concerns about her treatment, and his successful effort to bring her home

4/ Gail Seiler of Plano, Texas, was hospitalized with COVID in December 2021. Fortunately, with the help of her husband Brad, she was allowed to leave the hospital and recovered at home. She will tell her story from the perspective of a patient.

3/ Dr. James Miller is a licensed physician and surgeon from Everett, Washington. He will detail hospital misconduct, patient mistreatment, retaliation, and deliberate targeting of doctors who challenged COVID-era treatment practices.