From cardiac care to functional nursing

Amy Whitlock shares her son Adam’s struggle with autoimmune encephalitis, the improvements she witnesses with IVIG, and continuing insurance barriers. Her account calls for clinicians to listen to parents and highlights how faith, persistence, and patient advocacy sustain families fighting for access to needed care...

Who gets the final say over your health? Ashley Caputo examines informed consent, veterans’ care, and government healthcare policies through a Christian, holistic lens, urging patients to ask questions, understand their options, and protect their right to accept or refuse care with clarity and confidence...

Kimberly Overton and Ashley Grogg explore why capable people question their worth and how nurses carry moral wounds beyond burnout. Their conversation examines imposter syndrome, criticism, leadership, and professional ethics while encouraging listeners to rebuild confidence, reclaim their voices, and pursue purpose despite persistent self-doubt...

Kristy Waller shares how living with a congenital heart defect and spending 30 years in nursing have shaped her approach to functional health. She explores statin research, cardiovascular risk, and practical lifestyle changes while emphasizing thoughtful questions, personal health histories, and collaboration with primary care providers...

Amy Whitlock shares how raising sons with autism and facing a devastating family illness shape her advocacy and holistic health work. In her first episode of The Nurses Report, she reflects on motherhood, perseverance, and the faith that sustains her through uncertainty and difficult days...

Ashley Caputo, RN, questions flu vaccination during children’s procedures under anesthesia, examining parental consent, potential reactions, and hospital financial incentives. She urges families to identify optional interventions, request clear explanations, and confirm what their child receives, while calling for transparency and accountability across healthcare institutions...

Gail and Brad “Huckleberry” Seiler discuss COVID hospital protocols, patient rights, and the response to Senator Ron Johnson’s roundtable. Drawing on Gail’s hospitalization, they describe their advocacy through Betrayal Project USA and explain why families continue seeking transparency, accountability, and justice long after hospital discharge...

Heavy metal exposure raises questions about chronic symptoms and environmental health. Nurse Terry Bruesehoff explores individualized assessment, nutrition, and the body’s natural detoxification processes. The conversation examines her functional approach, practical foundations for wellness, and the varying evidence behind therapies promoted to support metal removal...

Nurse Aly’s account of seizures, medication burdens, and reported recovery raises questions about care centered on symptom management. Her story challenges pharmaceutical incentives and emphasizes nutrition, informed consent, and personal agency, presenting one patient’s experience as a call for greater attention to underlying health problems...

Preparing for pregnancy involves more than choosing a prenatal vitamin. Ashley Caputo and Amy explore folate, antibody testing, environmental exposures, and individualized preconception care, highlighting why both parents need practical guidance and why emerging research requires careful interpretation before families make important personal health decisions...