When you open the door for somebody else, welcome back everyone to the vaccine conversation

with Melissa and Dr. Bob.

This is our extremely exciting part to episode with the one and only Barbara Lough Fisher.

If you have just seen this one, give your notification on your phone.

Start this episode until you go back and listen to part one because there's so much you're going to want to learn about her and about her story and about how she factors into this movement in such a great way.

And we're going to continue part two like we do with all of our other interviews, discussing the work and the educational background, the research and the contribution that this person, this influential person, which is what we aim to do,

is have these people to inspire you guys and inspire us on the show so that all the listeners can benefit from what they have to offer.

And so today we're going to talk about part two and Dr. Bob is going to lead with many of the questions he's come up with about Barbara Lough Fisher and her work and where she's come from and how she's gotten to this point.

And many advice maybe she has for us at this point as well. Welcome back Barbara Lough Fisher.

Yeah, Barbara, thanks for hanging on the phone with us.

And yeah, it's just fun because I do feel like we're just chatting with a friend, you know, and I mean, I've known Barbara for a ever since 1990.

Seven.

Yeah, the C.I. Gradient in 95. So I would have met you. I would have seen you at something. I think it was 1994.

Almost that great to me. We're going to talk about it. I've known you for many, many years. I consider you a good friend and I love connecting with you at conferences from time to time.

So then tell me, was there anything on part one that you did not know about Barbara that you learned today?

Actually, almost all of it. I would say it was new. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, Barbara and I've never sat and chatted through this.

And actually, that just reminded me, Barbara, I'm going to be seeing you in about a month from now in Washington, DC.

And actually, I guess maybe want to give a little shout out to our listeners on the East Coast.

There is the vaccine injury awareness event.

Epidemic. Yeah, the vaccine injury epidemic event. Yeah, VIE is what they call it vaccine injury epidemic event.

I'm going to be out there for three days. Cheryl and my youngest son is joining us.

And there's, you know, we're going to do some legislating and we're going to watch screening of VATS 2.

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