Ask The Nurses Episode 108

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My names Connor Callanan and for as long as I can remember I’ve had a burning desire to see the world and tell stories. I first started traveling alone at a young age. The things I was experiencing made me feel alive and connected to myself and the world. I first picked up a camera because it gave me a voice. I wanted to share these moments with other people so that they too could feel alive and connected. Over the last decade I’ve worked to build my life and career around the pursuit of capturing moments. I’ve traveled all over searching for stories with meaning.  What I didn’t know is that the most meaningful story would come right from my own backyard. Fighting for my fathers life. The man who made all of this possible for me. When my Dad was dying in the hospital I felt helpless and voiceless. I could see very clearly that something wasn’t right. So once again I pulled out my camera. After I watched Ivermectin save him I watched the hospital refuse to let the family in the room next door try. It broke my heart and pissed me off. I decided then that I would put all my energy into sharing our story and helping other families advocate for their loved ones. After watching Ivermectin work for others as well I knew I had to try and make a film to share the truth about what was happening with more people. I spent over a year researching and putting it together. My hope was that the story would reach one other family that was desperately in need like mine was. I hoped that seeing a first hand experience could raise awareness and help awaken others to the reality that we are facing. Ultimately I hoped that the film would somehow unite and guide the human race towards the light during this dark and scary time in history. This is only just the beginning of my journey. Follow me on Instagram @_uhse

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