Well, welcome everybody. Today we have an amazing guest. We have the football grade,

Kent Rutgers, Green Bay Packers, Hall of Fame, Super Bowl Champion, and now medical fairness advocate.

Welcome to the show, Kent. Well, thanks. It's great to be here with you, Robert.

It's been quite a journey. You're new to this phase, but you've been really courageous in talking

about it. So tell us what happened to you. Well, I don't even see this courageous. I just see

you this speaking out on behalf of I really advocating for my wife. So my wife took the first

minute during a shot in January. She was working on her masters in counseling. So she was at the top

of the list for the rollout and immediately started within 48 hours swollen lymph nodes and

eventually progressed to numbness and tingling on her face for scalp down her arms into her hands

on her legs. And in fact, she just had a doctor's appointment yesterday with her neurologist.

And it is since her first appointment back in late January, early February. Over the last six

months, it's gotten progressively worse for tingling and numbness. So she joined a group early on

and is not unable to find answers. So she's done a lot. We've both done a lot of research,

and that's the beginning of our journey. What day did she get the vaccine? She got a January

14th. So it's interesting you asked that because I've done a lot of interviews and talked to a lot

of people in the different groups that have found each other. Many of them on Facebook, some of them

have recently been private groups have been canceled by Facebook. But it's interesting that you

ask because and I'm sure you probably hear this with your long work as people know these. The people

that are they know the exact date, which is so interesting to me. Did you get that night?

No, no, I was I currently I teach at a college, but we were doing all the zoom, zoom teaching

for the last year and a half. And so I was weighed down on the list. Quite vaccine hesitant now,

at least. Yeah, we've vaccine has a vaccine. It's a vaccine. I don't think so because I don't

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