Trish Wood
Trish Wood
Dr. Joseph Fraiman - On His Thoughtful C-19 Apology
Dr. Joseph Fraiman - On His Thoughtful C-19 Apology
Dr. Joseph Fraiman - On His Thoughtful C-19 Apology
Saturday 2nd April 2022
Trish Wood and Dr. Joseph Fraiman discuss his COVID-19 frontline experiences, apology for supporting lockdowns, and thoughts on mass vaccination.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Joseph Fraiman: Rethinking Lockdowns and Vaccination with Trish Wood
Moving forward, people who do public health policy should really be considering unintended consequences with every policy they implement.
Ever wondered what it’s like to change your mind about something as big as a global pandemic? In this episode, Trish Wood sits down with Dr. Joseph Fraiman, a Louisiana ER doctor who admits he was wrong in supporting lockdowns and has made a heartfelt apology for it. Dr. Fraiman shares his experiences from the front lines during the early days of COVID-19 and reflects on the unintended consequences of public health policies.
They dive into the potential benefits of herd immunity, the real-world effectiveness of vaccines, and the importance of in-person interactions during lockdowns. But that’s not all. Dr. Fraiman also discusses his personal journey, including how he got an exemption for the COVID-19 jab and what he’s discovering about mass vaccination programs. The conversation takes a critical look at how media fueled fear throughout the pandemic and what public health policy should look like moving forward. Trish and Dr.
Fraiman offer a raw and unfiltered discussion that’s both informative and deeply personal. Whether you’re questioning past policies or looking for a fresh perspective on COVID-19, this episode provides plenty of food for thought.