In the essay, 'A Doctor’s Lasting Echo: The Unspoken Cry for Help,' Dr. Kat Lindley, Director FLCCC International Fellowship Program, remembers a dear friend and colleague.
Jackie was one of the greats in the time of Covid. To all the Covid docs take time to rest, it is not upon you to save the world, the world must save itself, I thank you all for showing us the way
For me, Dr. Stone was one of the COVID heroes. I learned so much from her presentation on spike protein disease in Trozzi Report #3! I'm deeply saddened to hear of her suicide. I think it was the result of the persecution she endured because of her refusal to go along with the approved COVID medical neglect and killing sprees.
Thx you for speaking so directly and compassionately about Dr. Stone taking her own life. So many of the announcements are side stepping the big elephant in the room. It’s wonderful and healthy that you have the courage to speak to it. 🙏
Transfecting healthy humans is criminal. Do you comprehend? Covid shots are transfections. Check out what transfection are? Best way to know is to study it yourself with good sources.
A beautiful reminder of the heavy burden those who care so much for others carry. RIP Jackie m. Your work is done here, you did your very best…and that’s all any one can do. Thank you 🎈💚🙏🏻
Relentless in pursuit of ‘making things right’ — in righting the wrongs of what has been done to humanity — tears at one’s very soul; most especially when loved ones cannot or will not hear you cry out warnings of what it is you have seen. And when they finally do — the demands to not falter become you, 24/7.
How quickly they succumb to what has been done, your heart bleeds watching the suffering, scrambling to find the answers; answers in the unknown, of what has been inflicted through ‘medicine’ — so obscure — even they don’t know.
The demands to heal, pressing in all that lies before you, consume you… for if you fail to turn around what has been done to them — you may be blamed. Even worse, they may die. The pressure to ‘be right’ to ‘never be wrong’ — is daunting.
As it was in the beginning, when they ‘trusted the science,’ you watched helplessly as they walked into the fire — then ‘suddenly’ — they were gone. Those who’ve survived, having become a slow motion movie, entitled — “We Don’t Know,’ Subtitled… “The Anxiety Within.”
I cannot tell you how many hundreds of doctors visits, consultations, and ER rooms I’ve been in since the horror of 2019 began. Not for myself, but for those I advocate for. Not one, but every single undiagnosable condition has been questionably labeled ‘Anxiety.’
There is an overwhelming amount of people in despair, everywhere you look. Waiting rooms full of people seeking help — many who have no one to help them through. One in particular, always comes to mind. I helped him all that I could, in the time I had, though his road ahead required so much more… near tears, every time I think on him.
My soul screams for retribution, in the trails of despair I have seen. Of family, who ‘followed the science,’ five have passed, with 5 fighting the undefined; on the slow road to only God knows where — as even their physicians have no answers. Physicians who have overwhelmingly stood in the shadow of denial, unwilling to even hint at the truth we all know.
May the soul of Dr. Jackie Stone now rest in peace, in the warmth and love of our Father God. May He guard the souls & minds of those who love her; and of those who fight for the souls of humanity.
The need for change in the Medical Paradigm is ever so clear. May the FLCCC Alliance make it so. May we all work together towards ‘Escaping the Matrix’ — and follow the Word of The Ultimate in Healing, our Master Physician, IN Christ. Godspeed All… Keep Fighting Back, Lawfully, Peacefully, Vehemently…✞🕊 Much Love to All, Jemma
Thank you for recognizing Dr. Stone, and for speaking out about suicide. I admired Dr. Stone's strong support for high quality medicine in the face of official misinformation and pressure to conform. While not an accomplished person, my twin brother took his own life 58 years ago and I still feel the pain of not doing enough. Each suicide is a tragic failure of that person’s situation. I am super impressed by the FLCCC community of medical professionals and their warm support for each other. May that support help you all thrive. Thank you all for your work — it has given me vital information and changed my view of the world.
I have worked community mental health and suicide hotlines volunteering in the past for five years. I also have worked in the mental state hospitals, geriatric psych hospitals, VA psych. Inpatient and outpatient, as well as and community mental health assertive community treatment programs which all play an important role in attempting to enhance one's quality of life, and getting through the dark Knight of the soul that we all go through at times. I also have read plague of corruption, which I was grateful for bringing different situations into the light of what mankind does when they temporarily lose their humanity. I learned of Jackie's passing just an hour ago and was shocked, as I was looking forward to hearing more from her as an active member of FLCC? I was glad to see she was getting on with her life, and I still did not hear the results of the unprecedented delays in the many trials that she had to participate in, nor have I heard if there were any conclusions. There are just no words now other than continuing to pray for her family and friends during this time.❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. Robin Williams was in a movie called WHAT DREAMS MAY COME. It is a really rough yet realistic movie with mini pearls of wisdom and insights to handling losses in our lives and how we deal with them. The moral to the story is sometimes when we lose we actually win. It truly is a beautiful story, and I encourage people if they can't watch it, to go back later when they are may be in a better space to watch it, as it truly is a gift just like Nicholas Sparks movies are? I could be wrong but , I believe it gives us a glimpse of just one isolated incident that helps us to understand what people go through with suicide, and how it affects others. We also know that Robin Williams took his own life for a different reason than in that incredible movie.
Working in mental health I have seen regardless of what others do when a person feels they do not want to be a burden on others, when they feel so misunderstood, when they're caught up in an insanity of addictions, and or feel violated or victimized by others, or when depression takes away all of their hopes along with many other individuals situations, there is nothing we can do to stop them in committing suicide, and I have seen this many times. Like everything else, I pray people read or listen to, or go to support groups of those that have experienced suicide firsthand in their lives to better understand and find peace for themselves and others, and help those suffering with kindness, empathy, and understanding that we all do the best that we can. Most important we must learn from each individuals situations to make a difference in the lives of others futures❤️.
We, left behind, stand wondering how did I miss the signs. I thought I knew her well that ....but why didn't I see it. God bless your soul and hold your family of friends and patients and kindred in His arms.
“To those in the medical profession, remember, your life's worth is not measured solely by the lives you save but by the life you lead. Reach out, seek help, be vulnerable. Your story doesn't have to end in tragedy; it can be a testament to resilience, not just in medicine but in life.”
So true! Thank you for challenging those who follow. We are in an upside down medical delimna
Jackie was one of the greats in the time of Covid. To all the Covid docs take time to rest, it is not upon you to save the world, the world must save itself, I thank you all for showing us the way
For me, Dr. Stone was one of the COVID heroes. I learned so much from her presentation on spike protein disease in Trozzi Report #3! I'm deeply saddened to hear of her suicide. I think it was the result of the persecution she endured because of her refusal to go along with the approved COVID medical neglect and killing sprees.
Here is a link to Trozzi Report #3:
https://rumble.com/v1jwkpf-trozzi-report-ep-3-dr-jackie-stone.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
Thx you for speaking so directly and compassionately about Dr. Stone taking her own life. So many of the announcements are side stepping the big elephant in the room. It’s wonderful and healthy that you have the courage to speak to it. 🙏
Transfecting healthy humans is criminal. Do you comprehend? Covid shots are transfections. Check out what transfection are? Best way to know is to study it yourself with good sources.
My deepest condolences. She saved so many lives and helped guide us through the dark C-19 period. May God grant her restful peace.
A beautiful reminder of the heavy burden those who care so much for others carry. RIP Jackie m. Your work is done here, you did your very best…and that’s all any one can do. Thank you 🎈💚🙏🏻
The Brokenness Inside Consumes You:
Relentless in pursuit of ‘making things right’ — in righting the wrongs of what has been done to humanity — tears at one’s very soul; most especially when loved ones cannot or will not hear you cry out warnings of what it is you have seen. And when they finally do — the demands to not falter become you, 24/7.
How quickly they succumb to what has been done, your heart bleeds watching the suffering, scrambling to find the answers; answers in the unknown, of what has been inflicted through ‘medicine’ — so obscure — even they don’t know.
The demands to heal, pressing in all that lies before you, consume you… for if you fail to turn around what has been done to them — you may be blamed. Even worse, they may die. The pressure to ‘be right’ to ‘never be wrong’ — is daunting.
As it was in the beginning, when they ‘trusted the science,’ you watched helplessly as they walked into the fire — then ‘suddenly’ — they were gone. Those who’ve survived, having become a slow motion movie, entitled — “We Don’t Know,’ Subtitled… “The Anxiety Within.”
I cannot tell you how many hundreds of doctors visits, consultations, and ER rooms I’ve been in since the horror of 2019 began. Not for myself, but for those I advocate for. Not one, but every single undiagnosable condition has been questionably labeled ‘Anxiety.’
There is an overwhelming amount of people in despair, everywhere you look. Waiting rooms full of people seeking help — many who have no one to help them through. One in particular, always comes to mind. I helped him all that I could, in the time I had, though his road ahead required so much more… near tears, every time I think on him.
My soul screams for retribution, in the trails of despair I have seen. Of family, who ‘followed the science,’ five have passed, with 5 fighting the undefined; on the slow road to only God knows where — as even their physicians have no answers. Physicians who have overwhelmingly stood in the shadow of denial, unwilling to even hint at the truth we all know.
May the soul of Dr. Jackie Stone now rest in peace, in the warmth and love of our Father God. May He guard the souls & minds of those who love her; and of those who fight for the souls of humanity.
The need for change in the Medical Paradigm is ever so clear. May the FLCCC Alliance make it so. May we all work together towards ‘Escaping the Matrix’ — and follow the Word of The Ultimate in Healing, our Master Physician, IN Christ. Godspeed All… Keep Fighting Back, Lawfully, Peacefully, Vehemently…✞🕊 Much Love to All, Jemma
Thank you for recognizing Dr. Stone, and for speaking out about suicide. I admired Dr. Stone's strong support for high quality medicine in the face of official misinformation and pressure to conform. While not an accomplished person, my twin brother took his own life 58 years ago and I still feel the pain of not doing enough. Each suicide is a tragic failure of that person’s situation. I am super impressed by the FLCCC community of medical professionals and their warm support for each other. May that support help you all thrive. Thank you all for your work — it has given me vital information and changed my view of the world.
I have worked community mental health and suicide hotlines volunteering in the past for five years. I also have worked in the mental state hospitals, geriatric psych hospitals, VA psych. Inpatient and outpatient, as well as and community mental health assertive community treatment programs which all play an important role in attempting to enhance one's quality of life, and getting through the dark Knight of the soul that we all go through at times. I also have read plague of corruption, which I was grateful for bringing different situations into the light of what mankind does when they temporarily lose their humanity. I learned of Jackie's passing just an hour ago and was shocked, as I was looking forward to hearing more from her as an active member of FLCC? I was glad to see she was getting on with her life, and I still did not hear the results of the unprecedented delays in the many trials that she had to participate in, nor have I heard if there were any conclusions. There are just no words now other than continuing to pray for her family and friends during this time.❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. Robin Williams was in a movie called WHAT DREAMS MAY COME. It is a really rough yet realistic movie with mini pearls of wisdom and insights to handling losses in our lives and how we deal with them. The moral to the story is sometimes when we lose we actually win. It truly is a beautiful story, and I encourage people if they can't watch it, to go back later when they are may be in a better space to watch it, as it truly is a gift just like Nicholas Sparks movies are? I could be wrong but , I believe it gives us a glimpse of just one isolated incident that helps us to understand what people go through with suicide, and how it affects others. We also know that Robin Williams took his own life for a different reason than in that incredible movie.
Working in mental health I have seen regardless of what others do when a person feels they do not want to be a burden on others, when they feel so misunderstood, when they're caught up in an insanity of addictions, and or feel violated or victimized by others, or when depression takes away all of their hopes along with many other individuals situations, there is nothing we can do to stop them in committing suicide, and I have seen this many times. Like everything else, I pray people read or listen to, or go to support groups of those that have experienced suicide firsthand in their lives to better understand and find peace for themselves and others, and help those suffering with kindness, empathy, and understanding that we all do the best that we can. Most important we must learn from each individuals situations to make a difference in the lives of others futures❤️.
Yes. What a tragedy. And wonderful words spoken about a colleague.
FLCCC is an Army of warriors here to support our brave patients AND physicians.
Prayers and Blessings for her and her family.
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What a tragedy. Thank you FLCCC for everything ….. and your kind , caring and loving heartfelt words and support. 😘
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Sincerest sympathy for the loss of such a gifted physician and gentle soul. May she rest in peace🙏
Prayers for Jackie’s spirit, she is a true hero who loved people
💔❤️Beautiful and important words Kat. Still cannot believe Jackie is not with us and ready for the Space on X 😢 RIP 🙏
We, left behind, stand wondering how did I miss the signs. I thought I knew her well that ....but why didn't I see it. God bless your soul and hold your family of friends and patients and kindred in His arms.
What a wonderful life! May the eternal light of God shine upon her and May she rest in peace.
“To those in the medical profession, remember, your life's worth is not measured solely by the lives you save but by the life you lead. Reach out, seek help, be vulnerable. Your story doesn't have to end in tragedy; it can be a testament to resilience, not just in medicine but in life.”
So true! Thank you for challenging those who follow. We are in an upside down medical delimna
The stubbornness of ignorance, willful or not, can sear a soul.