Anthony William, the medical medium.
There's been a huge, huge win for the chronically ill.
Massive, massive, unprecedented, incredible, incredible win
for chronic illness, for the chronically ill.
And I don't know if you guys have been following,
maybe many of you have, but the Maya Kowalski case,
where Maya had CRPS or was diagnosed with CRPS
and the hospital didn't want to recognize it properly.
And then Maya's mother was kept from her
and they blamed the mom for Maya's illness.
It just reminds me of so much that I've seen
over and over again for over 35 plus years now.
And it's a tragic story where Maya's mom was so tortured by this hospital and what they did.
They blamed her for her child's illness.
They weren't recognizing her child's illness.
They kept them apart.
and the family was tortured in an ungodly way.
If you guys look into the story, you'll learn all about it.
There's a Netflix documentary on it too.
And truly tragic.
Maya lost her mother because of what they went through and what the hospital did.
I think that when I look at all of this, I truly feel for the family.
I feel for Maya and I feel for her father and her brother.
but at the same time
it's like a miracle
what just occurred
where Maya won the case
and
I've watched for decades
people being told they're crazy
and they're not sick
and they're making it up
and
and it's Munch housing
and that's another thing too
they diagnosed
Munch housing by proxy
which is
basically they just blamed Maya's mother
and you can look into it
and look at all the details
it's emotional for me
because I've seen so many people
go through so much for so many years
where their illness isn't recognized
it's devastating
truly devastating
and it's driven
people
to a point that's inconceivable
and I wanted to mention it
because I know that so many of you
in the medical meme community
understand chronic illness
I mean let's face it
you guys are the experts
let's just you know
say it like it is
because you guys are the experts
you're seasoned
you've been through a lot
you know what it's like to rise out of the ashes
and you also know
about the mind games
the mind control
the conditioning out there
how the chronic ill had been swept under the carpet.
I've talked about this my whole life.
I've watched it out there.
The thousands of people,
the thousands upon thousands of people
that I've spoke to personally,
I can't tell you how many times
I've seen the same old play
where, and the same old script out there,
this person suffering with body pain, fatigue,
different neurological symptoms.
And it's just ignored and seen as being made up
and seen as being all in the person's head.
and so many people have been truly, truly injured emotionally
and physically through the process of the conventional system
not recognizing people suffering.
And this case, Maya Kowalski's case, is critical for the future of the chronically ill.
It's so important.
Massive win.
I mean, it's that important.
I don't know if it'll be recognized as that important.
I don't know if it will be recognized truly,
but I'm praying it will be recognized and seen,
and seen and seen.
Because I know that what happens is if you're not sick
and you don't know what it's like,
and you don't know what it's like to be bedridden,
and you don't know what it's like to have neurological symptoms
where you can't walk, you can barely talk,
you can barely function, you can't take a shower,
you can barely live your life.
And even if it's not even that bad,
and that's a massive struggle right there,
even if it's just mild versions of it, regardless,
if someone isn't sick and they haven't been through it
and they don't know what it's like,
they're not going to understand it.
And they're just going to,
it's easy to blame the person for everything.
And see what happened with Maya is this was years ago.
She fell ill when she was young.
When she was just a kid.
And it was just a mystery.
And it still is a mystery.
You see, CRPS is still a mystery.
It's like stiff person syndrome.
These are mystery conditions.
neurological mystery conditions to medical research and science.
But it was like the dark ages just six, seven, eight years ago.
Back 2013, 14, 15, 2016, the dark ages.
Still, I remember when Medical Medium, the first book came out.
And when the first book came out, it was like, what?
there's a reason for why people are sick with neurological problems?
You mean that there's answers?
Viral inflammation and low-grade viral infections,
all medical medium information, right?
You guys know, you know the books, you know Medical Medium Book 1.
Low-grade viral infections and toxic heavy metals
creating a substantially large amount of chronic illness and autoimmune.
And then it gets, you can get any kind of diagnosis
depending on who you go to.
But either way, it was the dark ages back then.
And long before that, I remember helping people out in the 90s,
then helping people out even before then,
and helping people out in the early 2000s
and getting information and answers out there.
It was the dark ages with chronic illness.
And people who had chronic illness suffered.
and untold, untold damages from the Lyme disease saga,
from mistreatments and abuse,
the system abusing people with chronic illness.
I mean, it was just dastardly.
It was awful.
And yeah, it's improving.
But even with it being improved and improving like it has, this is what the world needed.
It needed a case like this.
It needed a victory like this for the chronically ill.
It needed Maya's victory because she was so wronged.
Her family was so wronged.
And how do you battle a system?
And how do you battle a system at all when you're wrong that bad and been hurt that bad
by a system that doesn't care and give a crap about the person who has chronic illness.
How do you win that? How do you beat that? You don't. But guess what? She did. She did.
And that's what's mind-blowing. Because there's a lot of people out there that have gone through
similar situations as Maya Kowalski, similar situations with their chronic illness and the
losses were so great.
So great, the losses,
that it was never, ever justified.
And there wasn't a win.
And there was no way to fight it.
And this family fought and fought and fought.
Maya fought and fought and fought.
If you watch the documentary, your mind will just be blown.
And you guys know chronic illness.
You guys know what it's like to be misunderstood.
Many of you guys, you got a few years on you.
You've been around the block.
You know what it was like 20 years ago, 30 years ago.
You know what it was like 10 years ago, even now today.
And yes, people are talking about the chronically ill more and chronic illness more.
but still we're so far from getting people to help they need and the understanding and
and the mm info offers what's going on and why we're sick and everything but the system's still
busted both alternative medicine and conventional medicine the system is still broken
that's why what happened here with maya is so groundbreaking so unbelievable
things like this just don't happen.
They just don't happen in the world.
They just don't.
And she won that case.
The family won the case.
God bless them.
Can't imagine, truly can't imagine what they've gone through.
I could only try.
And CRPS,
inflammation of the brain,
mysterious condition,
medical research and science
has no idea what the cause is
and so forth.
Medical medium standards,
medical medium science,
it's viruses,
viral inflammation,
it's toxic heavy metals.
But she won, and it's a massive win for the chronically ill.
Milestone right here, a landmark case, a landmark milestone for the chronic illness world.
medical research and science
just thinks that CRPS
is just a nerve dysfunction
or it's just
inflammation
so it's like a mysterious nerve dysfunction
that's the best they can actually
crack up to be
but truly it's
a brain inflammation
and yes, nerve inflammation
and I've talked about all the different autoimmune conditions
all the different neurological symptoms and conditions
and how all the different viruses and the toxic heavy metals play a role
anyway, I know you guys have been through a lot yourselves
many of you, you know what it's like
you know what I'm talking about
like you totally understand.
And when you see her documentary,
you'll just be blown away.
It's a gut-wrencher, though.
And it tugs the heart, and it hits you hard.
So I'm just preparing you.
If you're very, very sensitive,
then you might want to just, you know,
hold off for a while until maybe you feel a little stronger.
Because it's a tough one to watch.
Because it just is gut-wrenching and heartbreaking.
Truly heartbreaking.
But a miracle has happened.
And I believe, and I truly believe, and so does SOC,
that this is going to help change things on this planet with chronic illness.
and the abuse that the chronic ill have suffered
and still suffer every day, actually,
because we're still not there yet.
Anyway, I just wanted to let you guys know
if you haven't looked into it
and seen what's happening out there.
But it's really a blessing.
And the family worked really hard and fought and fought.
and fought
and God was on their side.
And they defeated the system.
Anyway,
many blessings.
Love you guys much.
Talk soon.
