Welcome everyone to what they aren't telling you.

This is going to be the first episode in a series with nurses.

Some of these interviews are going to be anonymous and some are not going to be anonymous,

but this is going to be a discussion about what people in the medical industry,

medical professionals have seen over the last year, a little year and a couple months,

like what has really been going on inside hospitals and what to medical professionals think about it,

because a little over a year ago, I did a post asking for updates from nurses,

and it ended up being shared so many times because people wanted to know the truth.

Now, we were hearing on the media, hearing on the news, you know, these hospitals were overwhelmed,

everybody sort of assumed that what happened in New York was going to happen everywhere else,

and then it didn't.

And then you had nurses kind of speaking out, saying, hey, our hospitals are empty,

or this is not what we're seeing.

And it kind of got pushed under the rug and mainstream news never really covered it.

So here we are a year later, a little over a year later.

And what I really want to know is, what did this year look like for nurses across the country?

So I have a series of over a dozen interviews that I'll be doing.

And I hope you guys really appreciate being able to hear from people themselves

and understanding each person's different experience and different parts of the country.

And today we're going to start with our first one.

Now, this is not going to be anonymous.

Today's interview is going to be with Michelle Wooten,

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