Topic: Roger Gunderson

Melissa Gunderson and physician's assistant Scott Miller join the show to discuss the case of Roger Gunderson, who is reportedly being held "hostage" on a ventilator at PeaceHealth Hospital. Melissa alleges the hospital is denying her husband life-saving treatments like Ivermectin and vitamins despite her requests. She claims to have recordings of hospital staff laughing at the proposed treatments and refusing to release him for alternative care.

Melissa Gunderson describes the medical crisis involving her husband, Roger Gunderson, who was hospitalized in Washougal, Washington. Hospital staff allegedly pressured the family into intubating Roger after his oxygen levels dropped significantly during a phone call. The account highlights a contentious relationship between the family and medical staff regarding COVID-19 treatment protocols and the use of ventilators.

Roger Gunderson is identified as a truck driver manager for CR England and a father of three living near Vancouver, Washington. Melissa Gunderson reports being barred from visiting her husband except for the moment she was asked to convince him to accept a ventilator. She claims the hospital justifies its refusal of alternative treatments by citing strict adherence to National Institute of Health guidelines.

A fundraising campaign on GiveSendGo was established to support legal challenges and a potential medical transfer for Roger Gunderson. Attorneys in Washington state are seeking an emergency injunction to force the hospital to allow alternative treatments or facilitate an airlift to a different facility. The effort aims to set a legal precedent for patient rights against corporate hospital protocols.

Melissa Gunderson identifies PeaceHealth as the specific hospital system refusing to discuss Ivermectin or alternative treatments for her husband. She claims risk management official Lori Raleigh terminated communication regarding treatment options. The segment concludes with a call for public pressure on the hospital and prayers for Roger Gunderson's recovery.