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Michelle Fuentes was a nurse at the Houston Methodist Hospital in Texas for more than a decade. That all changed this month after she responded to a demand from the administration that all employees be vaccinated against COVID. Fuentes was honest with them and informed the administration that she preferred to wait until all of the clinical trials were complete and full FDA authorization had been given. She requested an exemption in keeping with a policy that had been established at the hospital wherein anyone could request such an exemption for either medical or religious reasons. Her request was denied and she was compelled to submit her two weeks notice. But after speaking to the local press about the situation, she wasn’t even allowed to finish her final two weeks and was escorted out of the hospital. (CBS Dallas – Ft Worth)
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Front Line Health Care Worker Forced to Leave Her Job After Refusing COVID Jab
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In an odd turn of events, a hospital in Houston, Texas, has shunned one of its own ‘heroes’ of the pandemic.
Michelle Fuentes, a nurse for 10 years at Houston Methodist Hospital, felt ‘constant pressure’ to get the COVID vaccine by her employer that she had to make the difficult decision of submitting her resignation with two-weeks notice.
The hospital had recently announced all its employees would need to be jabbed by June 7.
Fuentes, who served in the COVID unit at the ‘height’ pandemic, told
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Texas Nurse Fired for Refusing Covid Vaccine
Claims she was instructed to file for religious exemption in order to keep job.
Said she wanted more research and clinical trials completed before taking vaccine.
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A nurse in East Texas claims she was terminated after she declined to take a Covid-19 jab.
Fired Houston Methodist nurse Michelle Fuentes says she wanted more research done on the vaccine before receiving it after coming under “constant pressure” by the hospital to take the jab.
“I knew that the date was looming over my head of me to get the vaccine and we were constantly being pressured and pressured,” Fuentes told FOX 26.