I quit medicine.

[@chachagirl4041]

You weren’t born to fit in. You were born to stand out. You don’t fit in with them because you fit in with us. Beautiful story. Bless you and thank you. ❤❤❤

[@DBEColeman]

Yes. It's upside down now. You are a great doctor. Thank you for your integrity and commitment to people, not the $ystem. God Bless

[@johnswann7670]

Thank god you have emotional and intellectual integrity I respect you, very much!!!

[@shaunasayres-farr3099]

Absolutely ❤

[@DawgGnarly]

She had her license suspended for insurance fraud 🤣

[@BeyondAestheticsAZ]

You didn’t fail. You refused to conform. I applaud you. This is extremely difficult for us to do in healthcare. I struggled with this for years in medicine too. The frustration was already peaking (after I too went to Haiti - 2018), and that frustration went off the cliff when the pandemic started. I also suddenly had no choice. How could I leave? I couldn’t. I had no other choice than to stay. Since then, I too decided to open my own practice. But, I dragged my feet. The pandemic showed me how difficult it would be to find a job, and how fragile my license was if I didn’t conform and agree. Not only did I drag my feet out of fear, but because of the ridicule we face from colleagues. So, I found a practice that I aligned with. I felt safe. And, I felt like I could finally do my job. All seemed well….. until they too sold to corporate medicine. So, here I am, with walls closing in on us in mainstream medicine, back on my path to opening my own practice. I’m scared, but also excited, that I’ll be free and have my own practice open and ready to actually do real medicine… in only - few short weeks.

[@suziesmith2142]

Congratulations!! 💣💥🎉🎊 I'm so sorry you had to endure such hell. God Bless you for being led by the truth ❤

[@Nonfiction.Reader]

Good luck in your endeavors. Get revenge on everyone by outliving them!!😊

[@kimwestra2961]

Congratulations to you!!! I’m sure you’ll receive the patents that are looking for you!!!

[@solargloater8059]

Where is your practice? We can’t find a doctor who doesn’t want to prescribe Lipitor for high LDL cholesterol.

[@solargloater8059]

Where is your practice? We can’t find a doctor who doesn’t want to prescribe Lipitor for high LDL cholesterol.

[@pecosruby1]

As an old critical care nurse, 44 years in trenches, I want to offer my respect and support to you. Everyone "in" the system, who's willing to "see", is aware of the massive problems and breakdown within the system. I honor your heart, courage and integrity!

[@bluejay3333]

Just think of all the lives you saved by caring for those very sick patients!! God Bless you!♥️

[@johnpolion3885]

That is why after 33 years I left nursing.....the deception of calling what is truly sick care and corruptive greed so called "health care" is SINFUL........they will give a frightful account to GOD........the day after reckoning is here ....... Repent ...... you sow corruption, you reap corruption

[@MariaRivera-ym1li]

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR WHOLE FAMILY FOR WHAT YOU DO😢!

[@jamesp8255]

Thanks for what you do! God Bless 🙏

[@WarriorStrong7278]

I loved this video. As a nurse of 32 years, I totally get where you are coming from. You can no longer trust the system you work in. Medicine is nothing more than big business now. The physicians still working in it can’t care, if any of us stands up against them, we lose our jobs.

[@Selahsrefuge]

This makes me question getting into nursing. I have seen this even as a tech working in the hospital while in school for nursing.

[@Jen-CelticWarrior]

Bingo. It’s why I retired early.

[@Jen-CelticWarrior]

@@Selahsrefuge, there are many things you can do as a nurse. The education will always be with you, but you may have to take it in a direction that is a better fit for you, and that may also involve a totally different career. Keep your mind and your heart open and follow that.

[@comfychic6029]

I agree…I am so confused as to how to even properly educate my patients nowadays. Seems a lot of what we have been taught in medicine is a ploy to make certain entities richer and US sicker and more dependent. I no longer teach a number of things which I learned to be Law in nursing school. My patients look at me as though I am insane. I try to teach my patients lifestyle modification through diet, exercise and mental health management is the best way. Much like Dr. Boz, I feel as though I no longer fit and feel as though I am a part of the problem instead of the solution. God bless us ALL.

[@Selahsrefuge]

@ I am going through transition time myself. I always wanted to be a nurse, but the more I am in school and realize what they are teaching in the books is misinformation that is keeping people sick. I see so many nurses that are completely burnt out on the corporate healthcare system. I am considering doing hair after this semester. I have been doing a lot of soul searching. So many doctors are closed minded too. I have seen nurses lose their jobs if they try to properly advocate for patients and think outside the box. There is a disconnect in education and real life bedside.

[@Thedivinecounsel]

I cry everyday about escaping corporate medicine. Tired of being a drug dealer and peddling poison while I REFUSE to ever use the product.

[@ledonwissner2200]

My dream was to be a dr. When I saw horrific, irresponsible behaviors and actions, I left. I was top of my class but once inside the top hospitals, I was fiercely protective of patients and angry with those who were drs and nurses that were failing our patients. Completely unacceptable that the majority of drs and nurses in America are failing our patients. Worse- the greedy Pharma and insurance companies. Thank you for staying in the field and helping us!!!!

[@keywendell6598]

I walked away after 34!years as a Respiratory Therapists…… have had many conversations with Dr’s that are also burned out …… I am finding my way just now

[@vdubU18]

@@ledonwissner2200🙏🏼

[@vdubU18]

@@keywendell6598🙏🏼

[@ladyketurahinwaiting]

Then why do you stay? If it is money, that tells what you worship and trust.

[@ArkadiProkopov]

Dear Dr. Boz, you are the best role model for future medicine. Huge respect!

[@ljalpena3552]

You and Dr Suneel Dehand are saying the same thing. You are not alone.

[@jaquevius]

He still works in corporate medicine but makes more income selling courses and products via his KZbin channel.

[@cesterly4668]

yes he is so kind.

[@jaquevius]

@@cesterly4668 yes, he’s even more kind when you overlook the fact that he’s financially profiting enormously by taking tidbits of partial truths and wildly spinning them. That’s the beauty of social media. You can become wealthy if you’re antagonistic towards a third party that is to blame for people’s problems. Oh, and never mind that he actually works in corporate medicine 😂

[@SIMBEZALLIEDSERVICES]

I normally dont comment. Watched you and my fellow nerd Dr Berg for years. You both helped save my life from an ailment nobody else was willing to diagnose correctly post Covid. So be rest assured, you are saving lives. This video of yours stole my heart and brought me to tears. I pray you continue to live in your truth and God-sent purpose. God bless you and take care.

[@elizabethk3238]

Berg is NOT a doctor. He's a Chiropractor!

[@SIMBEZALLIEDSERVICES]

@elizabethk3238 my original comment said "fellow NERD" and the info from both sources saved my life... notwithstanding their qualifications. So what point are you trying to make?

[@amandawhite8510]

Was it long Covid she helped?

[@SIMBEZALLIEDSERVICES]

@@amandawhite8510 Hit the nail on the head. Answer ..YES. 4 years of terrible and continuous suffering.

[@marcostadeucosmo7796]

It is so hartwarming to find a great human being inside a great Professional 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@debra3155]

I am tearful 😢 listening to this incredible story of how God answered your prayer 🙏 and gave you the desires of your heart ❤️ In turn, your gifts were used to help people in desperate need 🌎 Godspeed, Dr. Boz I understand this so very well. I left corporate medicine years ago. I'm in volunteer mode now.

[@ianstuart5660]

Awesome!..❤❤

[@gingerspanos5686]

Dr. Boz you amaze me every time that I listen to your content on youtube. If anyone hasn't told you lately I think you are doing incredible work and teaching us things that we can apply to our lives to help us. ❤

[@daniellejostes1681]

Please let THIS be the future of medicine! Thank you Dr. Boz!

[@StanleypeterDickinson]

Doctors Without Borders. A worthy pursuit. No corporate suites on the ground. I'm bound to say. Day by day day by day O Dear LORD three things I pray. That you will use me to fulfill Your perfect will. Emmanuel. Does All Things Well! Frustration with Systems? Praise God from whom All blessings flow.❤

[@lisaweppler1669]

You have not FAILED at anything!!!! Bless you

[@Hobie152]

Dr. Boz...making America healthy again!

[@albernal6653]

For those that have the money

[@TheBhopali1]

Dr. Boz for The surgeon general of the United States!!! How can we make this happen!

[@radhacarana4890]

Dr. Boz. Thank you so much for your honest presentation. Your sincerity of heart is appreciated. I am a hindu priest and am in a similar situation as you were with your medical profession. After scrutinizing the Vedic scriptures endlessly for many years, I have something extremely valuable to give humanity. However, the Lord does not produce a road to carry this information. The establishment appears to want to block this vital information coming out. I've spent endless hours praying, but as yet, the Lord remains silent in offering permission to help in this most urgent matter.

[@RM.....]

Keep fighting the good fight Annette. WE all need you.

[@lindarollins5095]

Dr. Boz, I love being a nurse but hate nursing because of corporate rules. I have been a nurse over 30 years and have been struggling with staying or leaving for the very same reason. Healthcare today is soul crushing

[@scottsnyder7909]

Hospice may be right for you. Or caring for the elderly with no family at a nursing home. I have found it very rewarding.

[@richard50ification]

I have watched many posts of yours and have never commented , but it is this one that won my heart. You are the hope for this world and as long as there are doctors like you out there not everything is lost.

[@MonaYY_Rig]

I’m a RN of 29 years and I know what you mean 😢😢 it’s horrible how Medicine has changed! I don’t know if I can still do it. Bedside Nursing is not a thing bc we spend so much time on it he computer documenting for hours ! You did the right thing Dr Boz. We are grateful for you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂

[@tippieyanez8289]

Im a physical therapist. 22years. Doing hours of paperwork while listening to this video. Have felt the same way for a long time now.

[@churchofpos2279]

I waled away after 30 years as an RN. I was threaten with termination because I refuse to get the Jab. I have let my license expire and want nothing to do with a toxic healthcare system.

[@kathyploof1216]

Standing up for the truth is surely an act of bravery these days. Thank you for following your heart! You're undoubtedly helping other professionals, who can no longer buy into the corporate mentality.

[@danielleboulay1447]

I will never forget your story in Haiti You rock !!! Love you ❤❤

[@giltonic5541]

Does it has to "rock"?

[@AnneAlready]

@@giltonic5541 You may need to rewrite your question in English.

[@thomassaddul]

Thank you for being a true doctor to humanity!

[@debbiesday8270]

There are doctors and then there are Healers. Healers have the same education but they have something more....They really really care about people. I'm so glad you didn't fit in Dr. Boz. You were supposed to strike out on your own path. Leaders are often lonely on their journey, but they're the ones who break down the walls and we're all blessed because they do.

[@barbestes9137]

Thank you for your service to the most vulnerable. Blessings

[@EliseCantrell]

I admire your values and integrity. I think there’s a huge opportunity now for you and other healers/doctors like yourself to step forward and become the change that we have all been waiting for! Thank you for your courage and leadership!

[@NancyRigoloso]

My husband and I are in our mid-seventies. When we were young, doctors ran medicine and it was a great system. They called them family doctors. They were part of the community and everybody knew them. Now, medicine is run by businessmen, lawyers, pharmaceutical companies, and insurance companies. It is a business, not a service, and it costs a fortune. Hospitals can ruin a family in a week. It is a syndicate; it's not medicine. Doctors are not trusted members of the family; they are mechanisms in a machine. It's not your fault. It is Wall Street greed. Medicine has been dehumanized. My husband and I are proud of you, and wish you were our doctor. Good luck, and God bless.

[@JuliusBazan-i5r]

Wonderful story. I am a neurologist. I had my own practice, but worked also in hospital. I feel your pain. Corporate culture is indeed suffocating. Regulations, rules and medical gestapo will eventually dstroy medicine in the US.

[@amandaamossaa]

Selfishly glad you left conventional medicine! I love that you share your knowledge and experiences. Thank you Annette! You are one of many, beloved, brave doctors who took an amazing chance.🎉❤

[@dianapowers6130]

The story you shared with us was beautiful and moving. Thank you!

[@mrright1068]

After this post you are my favorite Dr. now. You ARE walking in what you were meant to do.

[@6ddalton]

I enjoyed your story. Remember Jesus didn’t belong either so you’re in very good company. Keep doing what you’re doing.

[@NoTrashInHeaven]

AMEN ❤️

[@debramcpherson649]

Totally

[@ironrose888]

So true! Jesus had a different agenda and purpose. We need to follow Jesus’ example, get to the relieving suffering. I’m interested in medical remedies. I’m going to use a fig poltice to get rid of an infected sore. It worked for king Hezakiah in the Bible.

[@konstantinakatseli]

RESPECT AND LOVE TO PEOPLE LIKE YOU ALL THE WAY FROM ATHENS GREECE!

[@Jestpaxt]

Hats off to you Ma’am! You’ re the modern hero. First motto, Do no harm! I came from a family of doctors like my dad, nurses and pharmacists like my mom but now I understand why they discouraged off of their children from continuing what seemed to be a family tradition. Those of my generation who managed to be like them, quit very early. Covid 19 made it worse for the whole medical community.

[@lawrenceweinzimer]

What a totally moving story, Dr. Boz. With clarity and perfect rationalism - It's unquestionally easy to agree with your painstaking decisions. My parents remarked how, in Haiti 🇭🇹, they got a set of bowls for a pack of cigarettes. That was 1959. Everyone watching - Be glad Dr. Boz made it back safely and is now with a worldwide 🌐 audience following !

[@InGodsFocus]

Thank you Dr Boz❤

[@roberthughes7368]

I salute your courage in standing up to the medical world that I no longer have any faith in or respect for. Doctors like you are an exception and should be seen as the pride of the medical profession. Best of luck to you.

[@debracausey7375]

Oh wow so amazing. Thank you Dr. Boz for all you do❤

[@IllinoisChannelTV]

A remarkable testament... moving and insightful.

[@meatdog]

I hated corporate medicine and I did exactly the same as you. I was always in trouble even though my patients did so much better than my colleagues patients. I started my own practice abd it was more satisfying but insurance companies continued to interfere with patient care. This has to change. People have to stand up for themselves unfortunately and refuse BAD CORPORATE 'STANDARD OF CARE".

[@ianstuart5660]

Much respect to the Wizard of Boz! ❤❤

[@Sophiascott12]

Whatever FDA says I try to avoid it. I found myself in this rabbit hole of so many industry lies when I read "The 23 Former Doctor Truths". Its no wonder why Doctor left her career.

[@wishneusky]

@@Sophiascott12 we live in the age of deception. It’s invaded our political life. We’re fed a “narrative “ rather than factual information. It’s invaded our medical system (so called “conventional wisdom”). They say the Devil’s primary weapon is…… is deception.

[@virginiasenophdrn5921]

While it is understandable to question large institutions and remain skeptical of industry practices, outright dismissing the FDA (or any regulatory body) can overlook critical benefits these institutions provide. Here are several arguments to consider: Fallacy of Overgeneralization: It is problematic to assume that all decisions by the FDA are flawed or driven by industry lies. Regulatory bodies like the FDA operate within a complex framework balancing public safety, scientific evidence, and public health needs. Dismissing all FDA recommendations because of some instances of controversy is an overgeneralization. False Equivalence: While "The 23 Former Doctor Truths" may highlight individual frustrations and systemic challenges within the healthcare system, these experiences do not invalidate the entirety of the medical field or regulatory oversight. Anecdotal evidence, while valuable for personal insight, doesn’t equate to a comprehensive analysis of healthcare systems or regulatory science. FDA’s Role in Public Health: The FDA ensures that medications, vaccines, and food products meet safety and efficacy standards. Even though industries may lobby for certain outcomes, the absence of regulation would likely result in increased public health risks, as seen in historical cases where unregulated products caused harm (e.g., contaminated food, unsafe pharmaceuticals). Critical Engagement vs. Blanket Rejection: Instead of rejecting everything the FDA approves, a more balanced approach involves critically evaluating specific recommendations. It is possible to question the motives behind certain decisions without dismissing the entirety of their efforts. Independent research, professional medical advice, and peer-reviewed evidence can provide additional clarity. The Complexity of Individual Decisions: A doctor leaving their career, regardless of their reasons, reflects personal experiences that may or may not apply universally. It’s important not to draw broad conclusions from isolated cases. Many clinicians continue to find meaning and effectiveness within the system, striving to improve it from within. In summary, while skepticism is healthy, rejecting everything associated with the FDA risks ignoring the value of scientific research and regulation. A nuanced, critical perspective that engages with facts rather than emotional narratives or singular stories will yield more informed decisions.

[@pamelaportland1286]

FDA is a joke

[@virginiasenophdrn5921]

@@pamelaportland1286 I get where you're coming from; many institutions have areas they can improve. That said, the FDA does play a key role in overseeing the safety and efficacy of medicines and food. Like any large organization, it's important to hold them accountable, but the FDA also has a lot of experts who work hard to establish standards that help protect public health. If you're interested, checking a mix of sources, like independent research studies or reviews from public health organizations, can give a clearer picture of the FDA's role and areas of improvement. That way, we can see both the positives and the challenges.

[@cdmajesty4803]

That's right. Whatever jwes tell you to do, just do the opposite.

[@Bee-of5xz]

I’m glad you’ve founded your clinic. I wish I were local to join your meet up group

[@michelec6596]

Thank God you were not part of them, you were better! And saving more lives, being more important than they ever will be. You are trying to heal, not conform to corporate rules, regs & rote.

[@sheronwilliams1354]

Dr. Boz thank you for being so real and honest, and not afraid of knowing your calling and sharing it with us.

[@brianclark5002]

Bless you Dr. Boz. I've learned so much from you.

[@deepwaterwalk]

Thank you for sharing your story! It took courage, and transparency and it was really inspiring. I praise God for your willingness to share this and your faith with everyone. May God continue to bless and use you.

[@hermanhernandez3567]

That's a great pretty lady GOD BLESS YOU AND UR FAMILY!!

[@doracalove5425]

Thank you Dr Boz for sharing your beautiful testimony! May the Lord keep blessing people's lives through your work! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rodleyeriffe9149]

Dr's are sore point for me. (Too many bad Dr's). Spoiled, I grew up with a country Doc, Dr John, he made house calls 😂. Dr Boz, I have full respect for you as a Physician and human being. ❤ God bless you and yours

[@juliagum536]

MAHA = Make America Healthy Again. I watched Kennedy last week say there would be 600 positions available in Florida to turn the corruption upside down. The brother and sister by the last name of Means are part of this group. The sister's story is amazing because she surrendered her doctor's license because of corruption. God is moving. Thank you for your great character and incredible. Genuine traits that can't be sold. 🙏

[@nellie9352]

It’s a literal wake up for anyone realizing they don’t “fit” in the group they did previously. I’m almost retired RN that left at the beginning of corporate owned hospitals by 1990 and started my own home care agencies. I believed this would mean I could do things the right way and for the right reasons. But, at every turn there’s regulatory red tape to deal with. My business never reached its growth potential as my competitors, because I didn’t pay off the doctors (for referrals). Thirty plus years later I’m still not sorry for doing things properly for each and every patient served. But I won’t deny, as I’m ready for retirement it won’t be as easy financially as my former competitors due to doing things the right way for the right reasons. However, I’ve always slept well knowing I was on the patients side. 😊

[@beckysalyer753]

Bless you for doing things correctly and not conforming to their ways.

[@stephenmadison3401]

My personal doc for 28 years retired after 40 years as a working general practitioner. About 15 years ago, he sold his practice to the North Texas M******** Health System and then spent the balance of his career as a corporate employee. During my last appointment, we spent about an hour talking man-to-man about what we had experienced during the C-19 medical/bureaucratic betrayal of us all. He was crying as he told me that he could have saved lives if he had been allowed to prescribe some common (banned) meds to his patients but was REQUIRED to follow the lethal corporate protocol. He said that when he went through medical school, received his WHITE COAT and then did his internship, he believed in the healing mission of the physician which was totally abandoned by his corporate employer. He may have been the last good doctor in our area. I hate to say it, but it looks like the future for health care is very bleak in the USA.

[@mij9520]

Oh my. So sorry. This is what is happening all over Indianapolis and surrounding suburbs. Private practices are being bought out and run by corporate and many nurses and doctors are quitting, but I think they knew that what would happen. They are closing all private practices around. Must have been a clause in the sales that the doctors can't practice or reopen in the dame city?

[@ruth4489]

I live on North Texas and in my little city, due to what happened during the Pandemic, I had 4 doctors retire. ALL of them told me that they couldn't believe how the bureaucracy basically hand cuffed him and others from saving lives by disallowing the ability to prescribe basic meds that could have saved people. 1 was a surgeon, and he typed up letters letting us know what was going on and he apologized for retiring and not letting us know sooner. However, we all got the jist of what was going on and as a Christian it really broke him having to quit and abandon his patients.

[@daghli21]

So many lies during that time. Insurance corp. shouldn't be able to profit from people. It should be a law!

[@gr9939]

Exact same thing my doctor did. Closed his practice, went into corporate until he couldn't take it and quit. But I 'm sure he made some millions, the union recommended paints.

[@dorisgrover1037]

@@ruth4489Which meds were basic meds?

[@filiamaria8]

My reason for not going back to the corporate medical world exactly... It was hard knowing almost every care and medicine I will give the patient is actually the wrong thing fully knowing I know what is going to help them🙏🙏🙏 God bless radical doctors and medical profs that live for their oath to care and cure, not for money.

[@ducutudor9197]

Thanks for all you do doctor Boz . You are wonderful and I appreciate you very much. With much respect, Ion from Sibiu , Transilvanya , Romania, Europe.

[@TheDukeofDixie]

Very inspiring testimony! God bless you and prosper you and keep you safe from all harm....

[@bradtozier6776]

I. LOVE. IT! Annette, it tends to be the people who "don't fit in" who make a real difference in their lives and the lives of others. Good on ya, ya little bulldozer!

[@George-ge8rd]

Incredible story. Thank you for sharing. Your awesome!

[@markthomas1810]

Not to diminish your pain and suffering, but that is our goal... Not being part of an organization that is worldly and to be set apart isn't supposed to be easy or enjoyable, yet that's what we signed up for... I hope this doesn't sound cavalier I believe I know a little about your pain. I spent 20 plus years trying to reach those in desperate need, and yet those were the ones that on several occasions tried to kill me...! Reminds me of what Jesus said, " if the world hates you, remember it hated me first..." Seems to me that if you were able to recognize you didn't fit in, that's a reason to rejoice and thank God through His Spirit is alive and well within you...!

[@lindhend1224]

Amen! Excellent comment!

[@markthomas1810]

@@lindhend1224 Thank you...

[@skipperrick]

Wow, what a story! I had THE moment when I finished reading a book titled, “Any Way You Can.” After reading the last word as carefully as every other, after three days, I stood up, slammed the book shut, and said, “I’m doing this!” I’m still at, thankful I’m still with you AND YOU FOR ME, thankful you are still here for ALL OF US! I finished the book on 3 Feb 2019, almost six years ago. I thank you, and I thank God.

[@Kawika88]

The 'Expense of Grace' is a passage we all need to walk through. Thank You Dr. Boz.

[@shaughanask571]

Wow what a story. And it still upsets you... I hope you are in a much better position now. Thanks for what you do 😊

[@AlanJan_UK_49]

How very moving. If only doctors were still doctors. You clearly are one of the best.

[@bigfoot99]

Don't stop what you are doing; it is vital that you and others like you continue informing people. I have benefited personally from your and others advice that are "maveriks" in the medical field. Some day there may be a critical mass of "maveriks" which will overcome corporate medicine.

[@meman3462]

BRAVO!!!!!! INTEGRITY!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR HONESTY - it helps all of us understand that we are not alone in our interpretation of the corporate medical - healthcare system ???? - a reality that is frightening.

[@nancycy9039]

Soooo, pharmaceuticals came to the rescue! Albendazole! So many paint issues with the broadest brush: pharma is clearly not all bad or evil in and of itself! Thank goodness for your medical training and knowledge of pharmaceuticals, Dr Boz 🙏

[@kieranh2005]

They have their place. But they shouldn't be the only option. Which corporate sickcare pushes them as.

[@kitsiewr]

Nobody says all medications are bad. Just that they are overly pushed onto us for profit.

[@gerrymcintosh4477]

The more I watch your videos, the more my faith in the medical profession is renewed and I have become a huge fan. Thank you doctor Boz. God Bless you and your family. 🇨🇦💝🇺🇸🙏🥰

[@jamieries6963]

You are a true doctor !!

[@tamarawinget]

What a heart wrenching and beautiful story of expensive grace. Thank you for not being dissuaded by the isolation of your position as your suffering is such a gift to God and to us. I have prayed and you have answered so many of my prayers to find healing and understanding of his will. Just so grateful for your honesty. We need to confess, surrender and marvel at the God who loves us by giving us the harder lessons🙏🙏❤️

[@darylm.stephens9603]

God blessed you and hope life continues to be beautiful for you

[@brittbartek]

Dr. Boz, Wow, such an incredible and powerful testimony! I feel that way sometimes as an RN in corporate healthcare. My life changed after going on a medical mission trip to Haiti 11 years ago. I love how when we surrender, the Lord orchestrates everything for our good and His glory! 🙌🏻

[@777smuki]

Congratulations on standing up for humanity ❤. Your discovery of yourself, and the knowledge and solutions that the universe offers elevates your humanness. You have embarked upon a path to enlightenment that illuminates all that you see and cannot see. Please continue as we need you ❤

[@captrandy3307]

Thank you for posting an important and moving video. As a 62 year old, I've been watching your channel recently while looking for the best way to drop about 30 lbs. Helping people in Haiti by applying your skills as a doctor is as selfless as it gets. Haitians are not eating cats and dogs. They are fellow human beings trying to survive in this world along with the rest of us. God bless you, Dr. Boz.

[@ginabriggs4131]

Oh doc! What a beautiful story! Those people must have been so thankful for you being there. Keep on what you are doing. I’m so glad I found you! I’m an rn of almost 35years and miss the early days of my career. Things have changed and not changed for the better…sadly.

[@jtedandlindasimpson7044]

Thank you for sharing that. For many yrs I worked with the missionaries from From International Missionary Fellowship that ran a mission hospital I. The remote area called Bombardopilis, Haiti, I put together maternity kits after the mom’s had their babies. They had receiving blankets , washable diapers, soap & all the important stuff. So glad to meet so Done with a heart like mine.

[@Quehueveo1]

May God bless you and your family! It’s a beautiful thing to see you for what you really are, a wonderful woman. Accomplished doctor. 🙏😘

[@patwoessner198]

Almost 40 year nurse here. Totally get it...I have been to Haiti 4 times...such a challenge. We gave abendazole like candy. Always took it with us as well as many other meds/supplies. Thanks for sharing.

[@Miroslaw-rs8ip]

God bless you for doing the right thing 👍🥰. I was a missionary to Russia back in the mid nineties.

[@softhotty]

Please forgive my description but I am masculine(male) sigma male but galvanized in my convictions. You young lady are a Bad Ass. Your story you shared is vital for those of us on the cliff of hope for decency. Thank you for sharing "Good Doctor."

[@charlesvidaljr4703]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful story Doc Boz….i wish I could find a doc like you since I do not trust any of the doctors I have been seeing….seems like ultimately what they care about is the almighty dollar…..you on the other hand show a sincere conviction and integrity…respect Doc!! May God continue to bless you!🙏

[@karenhunt-cook2192]

I don’t fit either. Loving all your videos. The ones from years ago have really helped me. Much gratitude. Agape shalom.

[@aliceellis9434]

I. LOVE. THIS. Dr Boz God is using you - in my life and in the Haitian’s lives. Beautiful. ❤️

[@lisamorrison6274]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I love the part about “expensive grace” and “cheap grace”. I laughed about your answer to prayer 🤮….The Lord moves in mysterious ways🫣

[@tanyaw2532]

You’re story is amazing! You are a brilliant and highly accomplished woman physician. I love how God used you to help treat the people in Haiti. You’re life is such a blessing and I am so thankful that God flows through you to bless others people. May the work of your hands always be blessed.

[@Oakpark4333]

Thank you Dr. Boz for educating me and in turn help me to help educate my family. I have shared your videos with family and friends. God Bless you 💕

[@NoTrashInHeaven]

I'm sure I'm not the first to say we wish there were more medical professionals who had a tender conscience like yours. So, believers, let's do what makes a difference and pray! Father, bring them out of darkness into your light, so they'll have a heart to do what truly pleases You 🙏

[@mamaparker2323]

I just went to a functional medicine practice. They were thrilled I was doing a majority of the right things but then came the labs. Labs that my own MD would NEVER order. The puzzle pieces fell into place. I'm grain free, alcohol free, I'm getting my folate up, and my D3. My gut is feeling better. I also work in corporate medicine. This seeking has now given me a new goal. I'm all in and I will be turning into functional medicine. The clinic knows who you are and said hello! I live in podunk NV. Thank you!

[@BeefNEggs057]

Carnivore fixes guts. Not just better. 100% fixed. Feel super for the first time ever.

[@mamaparker2323]

@BeefNEggs057 I'm aware, however seeking alternative medicine to get labs your MD will not order was a huge relief. I needed to know what was lacking and glad I did.

[@giessenundgeniessen]

@@BeefNEggs057 If your gut problems are caused by low stomach acid, carnivore f***** you up! Not one fits all!

[@CL-im9lk]

Thank you for this video. It resonated with me. You have integrity and I am glad that you found your place in the right field of medicine where you actually save and improve lives. God bless you and your family.

[@stanmoretti1676]

Like you, I was struggling to balance patient care with corporate demands. I started doing trips with FOTCOH 2010 after the earthquake. Life changing. I am now retired from the struggle but appreciate you and your efforts.

[@bahjin2683]

Your story made me cry. Bless you. I came to a point in my life where i was at my wits end and prayed to the Father, please give me a answer, and i got a instant message that cleared up my issues. God bless you.

[@mjs8894]

" Physician heal Thy self ! ", I admire your serving spirit. A spirit that demands to be expressed and fulfilled. I am an RN with 29 years experience bedside critical care and have always found it difficult to reconcile hospital system and policy ( i.e filling and turning beds, one of many examples ) with effective service and care for patients. Today I am able to work seasonal will lots of time off and operate on a continuum of being helpful to being " Truly Helpful " on a holistic level. Most of the time I can say I'm helpful with my last season being the first in over 8 years where I enjoyed my profession, patients, environment and team and was able to be helpful on a high level. A badly needed personal bump that saved me from retiring early with an attitude. I want to work and serve and Lord there has got to be a better way. My journey continues. Dr. Boz I thank you for your outstanding, practical, down to earth and loving style of care, teaching and service. You have helped me and we just met. I will follow and incorporate what I don't already practice, keep you posted. Peace, Mike RN

[@adeleelzinga]

God bless you for getting you out of the corporate hell. Better things lay ahead for you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 God has you in his sights. Blessings to you and your husband ❤️‍🩹

[@MicheleMoore7161959]

Thank you for sharing your experience and your heart and soul in this video. It was very moving, and I know people who feel trapped can find hope. I’m not a doctor, but I was a public school teacher for 23 years, and I knew when I needed to walk away. Now, I am contentedly retired, and able to serve in my church or wherever God wants me to. God bless you, Dr. Boz, and your third-world drug-dealing husband, too!🥰

[@sheeba4165]

🙏🙏🙏🙏💙 You are my shero! When we live in congruence with who we really are miracles happen! You will find a new tribe that will value you as much as you value yourself.

[@4HCEO]

Dr. Boz you are inspiring, beautiful outside and in your heart & soul. Thank you for helping those with the desire to learn and help themselves to better happiness & health. You are exceptional and should never feel diminished by any peer in your chosen path. Stay strong, stay beautiful, stay healthy, and keep giving us needed information! Godspeed!

[@jamxtube]

I don’t why I am repelled by the invocation of God while listening to someone explain an experience. At the same time I am completely drawn in by what feels like your complete sincerity. I not only believe you, but every time I watch this video, I am nourished with a healthy confirmation of the importance that I maintain my receptors to my inner voice. It always seems to guide me to health and truth. The fact that health and truth tend to require hard work is one of the most important lessons I’ve learned in life. Most of the time, the right thing to do is the hard thing to do. And the wrong thing to do is the easy thing to do. Thank you for your video.

[@kea484]

What a revealing story and so explanatory of what our medical system is really about. Thanks for sharing.

[@Argee55732]

It is the sharing of amazing experiences, such as yours, in what has become your very wide community. Due to the Internet communities are much larger than ever before, but they are still important. Great, passionate, intelligent, advice. Thank you. Mr Humble, Toronto.

[@leonbello811]

God bless you may your tribe increase

[@Bruce-mm2uc]

Dr. Boz, I thank God for those in medicine like you who are the true healers. May the Lord continue to bless through doctors like you who no longer bow to the corporate model. 😊the ❤❤❤😊

[@ErinCummings-rz7xp]

Thank you for quitting corporate medicine!!! I know it was a difficult choice but you are a wayshower, a leader for a new world where we actually focus on creating wellness. Thank you for your bravery and for following your heart. And thank you for sharing your story.

[@dowens8807]

Beautiful story Dr. Boz. Bravo for leaving the sad self serving sick care system! God knew we needed you here! So happy you were able to help the people of Haiti! You gave a gift that will keep on giving! Papa's blessings sweet sister! 💜