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Speaker 3: Medical mistakes, by some accounts, are the third largest killer
Speaker 3: in the United States. Even if you don't go with
Speaker 3: those studies, If you go with a very conservative study,
Speaker 3: they still kill one hundred thousand people a year, or
Speaker 3: three times three times more than guns, three times more
Speaker 3: than auto accidents. I learned this firsthand on this day,
Speaker 3: May twenty first. In two thousand and one, on May twentieth,
Speaker 3: Andrew Howard, the Late Andrew Howard, and myself had been
Speaker 3: out at Gay Pride Festival in Long Beach, which back
Speaker 3: then was fun. I hear this year it was a
Speaker 3: disaster and everything was fine. I was a little too
Speaker 3: drunk the day before, so I was on drinking detention.
Speaker 3: Andrew was not. We had seen Dame Edna earlier that
Speaker 3: day at the teeny tiny shoe of a theater. Oh, TikTok,
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Speaker 3: Gotta fix it now it talk need some audio, Gotta
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Speaker 3: Well we'll learn anyway. So May twentieth we saw day
Speaker 3: Dna went through Krispy Kreme. Andrew was all boof, boof,
Speaker 3: and we had a great day. We went home. He
Speaker 3: cooked shrimp scampy at two in the morning in just
Speaker 3: an apron nothing on underneath. We danced to Abba Chicken
Speaker 3: Teak Chicka, Teita Da Da Da Da, danced around the
Speaker 3: living room. Now, I thought I was getting laid that night,
Speaker 3: And when he didn't come right to bed, I got
Speaker 3: a little miffed because he was drunk and I wasn't,
Speaker 3: and you know how that is. And I went to bed.
Speaker 3: At four o'clock in the morning, Andrew woke me up
Speaker 3: and he had been vomiting, and he said, I'm having
Speaker 3: a heart attack. And Andrew was thirty four and in
Speaker 3: fabulous health outside of having HIV. He was on a
Speaker 3: drug study for the proteace inhibitors for Quicksiville it would
Speaker 3: become Kricksavan, but at that point we had hadn't heard
Speaker 3: of cardiac side effects. So he woke me up and said,
Speaker 3: I'm having a heart attack. Now, I of course yelled
Speaker 3: at him and said, no, you're not having a heart attack,
Speaker 3: You're just drunk. And he said, no, Chuck, I'm having
Speaker 3: a heart attack. So my friend Larry Flick was there
Speaker 3: at the house with us for Pride weekend. I got up.
Speaker 3: I said, well, then we're going to the hospital. I
Speaker 3: want me to call nine one one. He said no,
Speaker 3: let's just leave. So we go and I said goodbye
Speaker 3: to Larry because he had an early flight. We go,
Speaker 3: get in the car. We're driving and I'm driving. There's
Speaker 3: Saint Mary's Hospital. I'm all, let's go there. He goes, no,
Speaker 3: this is major. We need to go to the big hospital.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Memorial. We go to Long Beach Memorial.
Speaker 3: Andrew walks in and he has a seizure. I had
Speaker 3: never seen a grandma seizure before. He had never had
Speaker 3: one before. So he falls to the ground, convulsing and
Speaker 3: having a seizure. The nurses behave very laxa daisily, acting
Speaker 3: like it's really nothing. No alerts, no nothing. They just
Speaker 3: call for a gurney. They get him on the gurney.
Speaker 3: They bring him to a room and I'm telling them
Speaker 3: he's telling me he's having a heart attack, and they're like, well, well,
Speaker 3: you know, we're gonna you got to give us a history.
Speaker 3: So they kept insisting that he was doing drugs. He
Speaker 3: was not, except alcohol and the aids drugs, but they insisted.
Speaker 3: They're like, well, he had to have done something, maybe
Speaker 3: when he was away from you, and I laughed. I said,
Speaker 3: that man hasn't been away from me in eleven years.
Speaker 3: But I knew something was wrong. They weren't taking this seriously.
Speaker 3: I would later confirm that they were treating us like
Speaker 3: two drugged out gays on Gay Pride weekend. That prejudice
Speaker 3: was already in play, and that can happen to you
Speaker 3: when you go to the er. They can be prejudiced
Speaker 3: if you're a woman, if you're black, if you're poor.
Speaker 3: So he gets to the er, he has a seizure.
Speaker 3: I immediately start trying to call people because I feel
Speaker 3: like something's not going right here. I start calling people,
Speaker 3: David Hall, Candy and Scott. I start calling everybody. I
Speaker 3: need help. We need to get him out of here.
Speaker 3: We need to get him to a major medical center.
Speaker 3: Something's going going on in that timeframe. They did an
Speaker 3: EKG which clearly said abnormal. Uh, but you know pretty
Speaker 3: much nothing. He's crying out in pain. They haven't given
Speaker 3: him any pain meds. They haven't given him an aspirin.
Speaker 3: They've given him nothing. I go tell him, you know
Speaker 3: that I'm trying to get him out of there. And
Speaker 3: get him something like to cedars, and he, of course says,
Speaker 3: if you're going to be dramatic, go wait in the
Speaker 3: lobby because I was crying, you know, telling him I
Speaker 3: love him and all of that. So then after over
Speaker 3: an hour of him being there, they take him to
Speaker 3: the scanner and I'm like, what are you scanning his heart?
Speaker 3: And they said, no, his head, And I said, but
Speaker 3: he says, he's having a heart attack. Well we think
Speaker 3: it's the seizure. And I'm like, his EKG is abnormal,
Speaker 3: and they're dismissing me. It's five in the morning. Now
Speaker 3: they're changing, you know, they're dismissing me. So they bring
Speaker 3: him into the CT scanner and I wait outside the
Speaker 3: door and suddenly I hear that seizure noise again, and
Speaker 3: I rush in and I go, he's having another seizure
Speaker 3: and the lady says, no, he's snoring. He just fell
Speaker 3: asleep on the table. I go, I think that man
Speaker 3: does not snore. I sleep, this is a seizure. So
Speaker 3: I run around from the CT area back to the
Speaker 3: er and I literally grab a doctor and a nurse
Speaker 3: by the hand hard and drag them with me back
Speaker 3: to the CT room. They go in. The next thing,
Speaker 3: I know, they're calling a code and they're calling a
Speaker 3: crash cart. I didn't think it was for Andrew. Suddenly
Speaker 3: the crash cart goes into the CT I follow it.
Speaker 3: There he is them pounding on his chest doing just
Speaker 3: like in the movies, shocking him. He rises up in
Speaker 3: the air. There's a large black man doing compressions on
Speaker 3: his chest. He's bruising around where they're doing the compressions.
Speaker 3: They asked me if they should stop? Can you imagine
Speaker 3: they've discounted me the whole night. Haven't taken us seriously? Now,
Speaker 3: that's say should stop? I was. I couldn't believe what
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Speaker 3: Thirty Americans die every hour. Thirty Americans die every hour
Speaker 3: from medical mistakes. My late husband on this day twenty
Speaker 3: four years ago. Was one of them. They're pounding on him,
Speaker 3: they're shocking him. They're arguing about amps of epi or
Speaker 3: amps of this. They asked me, should we stop. I'm all, no,
Speaker 3: crack his chest, get somebody in here. I walk over
Speaker 3: to him and I whisper into his ear. You know
Speaker 3: this is going to make a really interesting show on Monday.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure that this has all been quite scary.
Speaker 3: But I really need you to come back now. I
Speaker 3: need you to wake up. I need this to not
Speaker 3: be happening. You can't be gone, he was. They finally stopped.
Speaker 3: Karen got there and found me and said, where's Andrew.
Speaker 3: And I said to her, I think he's dead, and
Speaker 3: she was like, that's impossible. And I pull her inside
Speaker 3: the room where he is, and there he was dead.
Speaker 3: They sat me in a room. A doctor came to
Speaker 3: tell me he thinks it was a pulmonary embalist. That
Speaker 3: will never really know for sure. I tell the doctor
Speaker 3: it was a heart attack. He said it was a
Speaker 3: heart attack. We said it was a heart attack. You
Speaker 3: never did anything. You never treated us like he was
Speaker 3: really sick. Then the police show up. I thought the
Speaker 3: police were there to arrest the doctor. I really did. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: all of his other family is coming, and I've been
Speaker 3: on the phone, and I really thought the police were
Speaker 3: there to arrest the doctor. But no, they were there
Speaker 3: to maybe arrest me because it was a suspicious death.
Speaker 3: The rest of the day became a blur. I knew
Speaker 3: that what happened at that ar was wrong. I knew
Speaker 3: that they made mistakes. I knew it in my heart,
Speaker 3: and I knew that had they taken Andrew seriously and me,
Speaker 3: that he would be alive. I was denied the chance
Speaker 3: to prove that ye when his parents dropped out of
Speaker 3: the lawsuit that I filed because domestic partners didn't have
Speaker 3: the right to sue. So Michael Lauda, a lawyer in
Speaker 3: Long Beach, took my case anyway, and it took us
Speaker 3: six years, but I changed the law in California so
Speaker 3: domestic partners could have the right to sue, and they
Speaker 3: settled with me out of court for five figures, not
Speaker 3: six five. We couldn't go to trial because if the jury,
Speaker 3: if just one juror thought that our relationship wasn't real.
Speaker 3: This was before gay marriage. This is two thousand and one,
Speaker 3: then we would lose, so I took the I can't
Speaker 3: give you the exact amount, but it's between fifty and seventy.
Speaker 3: I took the between fifty and seventy which was left
Speaker 3: over from paying the law, and went my way, knowing
Speaker 3: that the changing of the law would mean a lot
Speaker 3: to Andrew. And I became a huge, outspoken critic of
Speaker 3: the medical establishment and how it's called the medical practice
Speaker 3: because they just haven't gotten it right. Yet. Thirty people
Speaker 3: an hour in this country die because a doctor or
Speaker 3: a nurse makes a mistake. Another twenty people per hour
Speaker 3: are permanently disabled because a doctor or a nurse makes
Speaker 3: a mistake. With Andrew's case, their mistake was not paying
Speaker 3: attention to the EKG, not paying attention to the patient.
Speaker 3: He did die of a blood clot in his heart,
Speaker 3: even aspirin would have helped him. The seizures were the
Speaker 3: blood clot moving and blocking blood. They never did any
Speaker 3: diagnostic testing, an angiogram nothing. Had they, they would have
Speaker 3: found it. You have got to be your own advocate
Speaker 3: in the hospital, and if you are incapacitated, you must,
Speaker 3: I repeat must bring someone with you. In the ICU.
Speaker 3: Four weeks ago, I refused medications when I was in
Speaker 3: the hospital with the shingle. Look what the shingles vaccine
Speaker 3: did to me, gave me shingles, meningitis, put me in
Speaker 3: the hospital. Now I've got muscle fisticulations and the doctors
Speaker 3: act like that's not even a thing, Like, oh, that's
Speaker 3: so rare. Medical mistakes are real, and they kill hundreds
Speaker 3: of thousands of people a year. Now, I'm not saying
Speaker 3: don't quote trust your doctor. That's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I am saying that question. Everything be a pain in
Speaker 3: the ass. It's your healthcare. Google every drug that they're
Speaker 3: gonna give you before you take it. Don't just take
Speaker 3: what they hand you and go here. No, Google every
Speaker 3: drug they give you before you take it. Even in
Speaker 3: the hospital, especially in the hospital. Often in the hospital
Speaker 3: there's three doctors seeing you that don't even talk to
Speaker 3: each other. One time in the hospital, my mother was
Speaker 3: so overprescribed that they thought she had a stroke and
Speaker 3: it wasn't. They had just given her too much medication.
Speaker 3: You have got to be your own advocate or a
Speaker 3: friend's advocate. And yes, that means you must learn everything
Speaker 3: you can about your conditions. Because I'm telling you doctors
Speaker 3: make mistakes, nurses make mistakes, and people die, thirty of
Speaker 3: them an hour from these mistakes. I can never get
Speaker 3: Andrew back. He would be alive today with his HIV
Speaker 3: if they hadn't made the mistakes and killed him at
Speaker 3: Long Beach Memorial and his primary care doctor, Kushian I tried.
Speaker 3: I was the squeaky wheel. I was screaming at the
Speaker 3: top of my lungs. It was five in the morning.
Speaker 3: I was trying to get medical transport there to transport
Speaker 3: him to seaters. I knew something was wrong. I couldn't
Speaker 3: convince them, and there were prejudices. It was gay Pride weekend.
Speaker 3: We were gay. He was drunk. They were seeing a
Speaker 3: lot of queers come in that had, you know, reactions
Speaker 3: to various drugs they had done or medications they had taken.
Speaker 3: So they thought he was just another one of those.
Speaker 3: Nothing I could do would convince them that he wasn't
Speaker 3: a drugged out gay pride mess, that this was real.
Speaker 3: Er people have prejudices against blacks, against gays, against Hispanics,
Speaker 3: against poor people, against homeless people. They have their own
Speaker 3: set of prejudices, and that could cause them to make
Speaker 3: a mistake. And it did. Don't be one of the
Speaker 3: one hundred thousands questions everything, Google everything, bring an a,
Speaker 3: there's the kid with you? When you can't, it's your life.
Speaker 3: Have to walk out. Don't end up like an or me.
Speaker 3: I died that day too. Hey, Carrel here, and I'd
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Speaker 3: keep the party going as long as we can. So
Speaker 3: I know that today we should talk about the fact
Speaker 3: that the ten richest people in America, the ten billionaires
Speaker 3: that are the richest, last year, gained three hundred and
Speaker 3: sixty five billion dollars in wealth. Just ten people, ten
Speaker 3: people in America last year got three hundred and sixty
Speaker 3: five billion dollars, which is an amount of money you
Speaker 3: cannot comprehend. Your brain cannot comprehend how much a billion
Speaker 3: truly is. You will never understand how much money that
Speaker 3: really is. The money that these top ten made last year.
Speaker 3: This three hundred and sixty five billion is more than
Speaker 3: the entire budget of the bottom one hundred countries out
Speaker 3: of one hundred and eighty six countries. The annual budget
Speaker 3: of those countries is not three hundred and sixty five
Speaker 3: billion dollars. And yet they're getting a tax break. This
Speaker 3: new budget would give them a tax break. That's wrong,
Speaker 3: and we should be taking a whole lot of that money,
Speaker 3: but we're not. And I should talk about that. I
Speaker 3: should talk about this dome that he wants to build
Speaker 3: using space as a defense shield for the Americas. China
Speaker 3: doesn't want it. And do we really want to weaponize space?
Speaker 3: Because if we weaponize space, China and Russia are going
Speaker 3: to weaponize space. And this is a war we don't
Speaker 3: want to get into, you know, a space war that
Speaker 3: we don't want to have, but looks like we're heading
Speaker 3: for one. I should talk about that. I should talk
Speaker 3: about that. I want to lose weight, and I'm being
Speaker 3: pressured into having that wigoviy or zep bound when I
Speaker 3: kind of want to do it the old fashioned way
Speaker 3: and just cut calories and lose weight, even though it's hard.
Speaker 3: I've reached a plateau. I want to be two fifteen.
Speaker 3: That's what I could eat a ton and be two
Speaker 3: sixteen and starve and be two thirteen. My body wants
Speaker 3: to stay right here, so I'm fighting my body. We
Speaker 3: can talk about people that don't want the shot to
Speaker 3: lose the weight, but after telling that story and telling
Speaker 3: you that the third cause of death in America is
Speaker 3: medical mistakes, I am pleading with you because the medical
Speaker 3: mistake doesn't just kill the person. I died that night
Speaker 3: along with Andrew. Everything I knew about my life at
Speaker 3: that moment changed and was over. KFI took me off
Speaker 3: Monday through Friday because we were a team, and suddenly
Speaker 3: they didn't know what to do with me. So my
Speaker 3: income went from three hundred thousand a year with Andrew
Speaker 3: combined the two of us three hundred plus thousand a year.
Speaker 3: That moment he died, my income went to fifty seven
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. He had no life insurance because people with
Speaker 3: HIV AIDS can't get a life insurance because they're gonna
Speaker 3: die like everybody else. My home, my dogs, we were
Speaker 3: one word. We were Charles and Andrew. That we were
Speaker 3: never apart in almost twelve years. We were only a
Speaker 3: part a total of three days, not all at once,
Speaker 3: a total in twelve years. We were never a part.
Speaker 3: And that medical mistake didn't just change Andrew's life and
Speaker 3: ended it ended mine and in some ways I'll never recover.
Speaker 3: I fell into opiate legal prescribed, but they helped and
Speaker 3: Benzo's you know, xanax to get through any depressives. My forties,
Speaker 3: I was a drugged out mess, entitled hurt, fighting an
Speaker 3: unwinnable lawsuit. I thought it ruined me and I have
Speaker 3: yet to really recover. I have not dated anybody seriously,
Speaker 3: anyone that was available in twenty four years when he
Speaker 3: died in front of me. That was my world because
Speaker 3: doctors didn't take us seriously. And in the chat at
Speaker 3: YouTube dot com forward, specially Correll, there's people telling stories
Speaker 3: where they go into the er, said there's something wrong
Speaker 3: with their heart. Er says, no, there's not. They leave,
Speaker 3: they go to the cafeteria. Suddenly they nearly have a
Speaker 3: heart attack, and then they have to go back to
Speaker 3: the er. Then suddenly they're taken seriously. There's countless stories
Speaker 3: out there of people who present for help and don't
Speaker 3: get it or they get I had the ALS scare
Speaker 3: and that's one of the most misdiagnosed diseases that there
Speaker 3: is medical mistakes. You know, we think we have this
Speaker 3: greatest healthcare system in the world. Well we do, and
Speaker 3: it can save your life, but you've got to be vigilant.
Speaker 3: You cannot just lay back and take whatever. When they
Speaker 3: sent me home from the ICU after the heart thing,
Speaker 3: these sixty thousand, seventy thousand dollars day with metropilol eloquist,
Speaker 3: Oh and what other drug, and I called my cardiologists
Speaker 3: and he said, don't take those drugs. My resting heart
Speaker 3: rate when I sit down and just watch TV, my
Speaker 3: heart rates fifty two because I exercise every day. And
Speaker 3: yet the ER or the ICU sent me home with
Speaker 3: a drug that would have lowered it into the twenties.
Speaker 3: I am not a risk for a blood clot. I
Speaker 3: am sixty two and my only God on my brain,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. My only reason they would give it to
Speaker 3: me is I have a history of hypertension. My CHAD
Speaker 3: score is only one, so I didn't need Eloquist. And
Speaker 3: so they are quick to prescribe, they are quick to diagnose.
Speaker 3: They oftentimes just see you for twenty thirty seconds. They
Speaker 3: get it wrong all the time, And we'd like to
Speaker 3: belie that we don't malpractice cases. Ninety percent of malpractice
Speaker 3: cases are never filed. Only two percent of malpractice cases win.
Speaker 3: Do you know why I was explained this during my fight,
Speaker 3: my legal fight. The jury wants to believe in doctors.
Speaker 3: If a jury sides with the person who says the
Speaker 3: doctor messed up, then the jury is admitting to themselves
Speaker 3: that their doctor could mess up. And they don't want
Speaker 3: we don't hear about medical mistakes. You hear about heart attacks, droke,
Speaker 3: you hear about all these other causes of death in America.
Speaker 3: You never hear about medical mistakes, and yet they're the
Speaker 3: third biggest cause of death, and you don't hear about
Speaker 3: it because if you knew how many people actually die
Speaker 3: from a medical mistake, you wouldn't trust the healthcare system.
Speaker 3: They can't have that because your trust in them makes
Speaker 3: them billions of dollars between Andrew dying right in front
Speaker 3: of them, me getting the shingles shot and getting shingles
Speaker 3: and meningitis. I have zero trust for the medical profession.
Speaker 3: Now I question everything, So should you don't be me
Speaker 3: question everything beforehand? I should have questioned that shingles vaccine
Speaker 3: more I didn't. I should have gotten them out of
Speaker 3: Memorial I didn't. I beat myself up for decades after.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm the one that brought him to Memorial,
Speaker 3: That's where he wanted to go. But survivor guilt. So
Speaker 3: don't be one of the medical mistakes. Don't let your
Speaker 3: loved one be one of the medical mistakes. Question. I
Speaker 3: don't care if you're a pain in the ass. Get
Speaker 3: second opinions and if someone you love dies and you
Speaker 3: don't think it was right, get an autop fee, demand one.
Speaker 3: You have right. You are the patient and you have right.
Speaker 3: All right. I am corel be who you want to be.
Speaker 3: London hurt you, buddy. By the way, they didn't test
Speaker 3: Jobias for prostate cancer because they don't test people of
Speaker 3: their statist That's fine. Why if they don't they don't
Speaker 3: test people? All right, We'll see you tomorrow. Much love
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