Michelle Gershman shares her tragic and emotional story of the hospital protocols for COVID-19 treatment, which ultimately claimed the life of her mother. As she recounts her experience with the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP), her powerful words highlight the suffering and injustices faced by countless others at the hands of deadly EUA protocols, including the use of remdesivir.

Michelle recalls her mother, Christine Johnson, as a beautiful and incredible woman. She paints a vivid picture of her tall, red-headed mother with a loud, captivating voice, a professional singer and city bus driver who brought joy to her passengers by singing with them. Christine’s generosity and kindness knew no bounds, always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Michelle describes growing up with her mother as the biggest blessing, learning valuable lessons of holistic healing and compassion.

As a nurse herself, Michelle witnessed firsthand the tragic consequences of the protocols implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic. When her mother fell ill with the virus, Michelle diligently cared for her, providing vitamins and support. She adamantly insisted that remdesivir should not be administered to her mother, aware of its potential harm. But against their wishes, the hospital disregarded Christine’s plea and administered the drug in the early hours of the morning, while she was unaware.

Michelle recounts the pain of being separated from her mother during her hospitalization. Despite her desperate pleas, the hospital’s policy prevented her from being by her mother’s side, fighting for her life. She vividly describes the heart-wrenching moment when she finally gained access to her mother, only to find her frail, emaciated, and terrified. Christine’s once vibrant spirit had been stripped away, her body weakened by the relentless assault of the virus and the toxic treatments. The nurses robotic and uncaring in their actions and responses.

The medical records, obtained after Christine’s passing, revealed a disregard for her wishes and well-being. At one point it is noted that their was a Social Worker called in because Christina rejected medications that were part of the deadly protocols. The Social Worker notes that Christina told them, “Patient states do not give me any medications without consulting with my RN daughter, Michelle first. Because those medications have shit in them.” They did not obey that directive.

Michelle’s voice fills with anguish as she describes the negligence and cruelty her mother endured. From being restrained without proper monitoring to denied access to food, water, and the belongings Michelle sent to her, the hospital’s actions were callous and inhumane. Michelle’s voice breaks with sorrow as she recounts the final moments with her mother. The hospital’s reluctance to act promptly and provide necessary care hastened Christine’s decline. Michelle fought tirelessly for her mother’s right to live, to be treated with dignity, but her efforts were met with indifference and heartlessness.

Michelle recalls that her Stepdad, only a few doors down from her mother, received the same kind of treatment. Two days after her mom died, they went in his room and said your wife died, and then they left the room. So he sat in there, he just cried and cried alone. He called Michelle that night, and he said that he’s just crying. And he said, I’m going to get better. I’m going to get out of here, and I’m so sorry about your mom, and I loved your mom so much, and I’m so sorry for ever treating you badly. And I miss you, and I miss your kids.

He sounded pretty good like he sounded like he was going to get better, and I was hopeful that he was going to survive And then 2 days later, he was complaining of arm pain and stomach pain and chest pain, and he was telling the staff, and they said, oh, it’s just because you’re sick. That was, like, 7AM. And at 10AM, he had a massive heart attack. They did the CPR on him for 20 minutes, and then he died. So just carelessness, you know. They didn’t care if Eddie was having a heart attack all morning.

Since this time Michelle has been active in telling her mothers story on several platforms including Stew Peters, Del Bigtree and Children’s Health Defense. Michelle also courageously blew the whistle regarding the increase in fetal demise since the mandating and push for pregnant women to take the jab. “At work, you know, they I before the vaccine ever came out, we would see, like, 1 fetal demise or 1 dead baby per month which was even that’s kind of excessive, but that was kind of like what I had been noticing since working there. And when I knew this vaccine was coming out, I felt like this is not a good idea. It’s gonna be harmful to these mothers and these babies.”

The interview concludes with a call to action, emphasizing the importance of documenting and sharing these stories of Covid protocol and Covid shot harms. Michelle’s story is just one of over 800 archived by the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project. With over 550 stories published, CHBMP aims to shed light on these egregious crimes against humanity and put an end to them. The Task Force, comprised of victims like Michelle, widows, and widowers who have experienced similar harm, stands united in their pursuit of justice.

In the face of such tragedy, CHBMP stands as a beacon of hope, offering a platform for victims and their loved ones to share their stories and bring awareness to the devastating consequences of misguided COVID protocols. The urgent call to action urges anyone who has experienced harm or loss due to COVID-related policies to share their story at CHBMP.org. Only by raising our voices together can we put an end to these injustices and protect future lives from unnecessary suffering.