Mon Jan 10, 2022 – 3:21 pm EST
WILMINGTON, North Carolina (LifeSiteNews) — A nurse who said she worked on the frontlines of COVID care recently spoke out at a school board meeting to oppose a new mask mandate for students and teachers.
But Morgan Wallace also used the opportunity to promote early treatment for COVID instead of vaccination, which she said creates a “time bomb” in some people who take it.
“I worked in the cardiovascular ICU for five years, I was your last line of defense with COVID,” Wallace said at the January 4 meeting of the New Hanover County Board of Education.
Wallace said she won an award from her former employer, the New Hanover Regional Medical Center (NHRMC). A since-removed but cached Facebook post from NHRMC congratulated Wallace as the November 2020 Employee of Excellence.
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The post said she worked as an “expert cardiac nurse” in the intensive care unit.
NPINO.com, which tracks the licensing of medical professionals, lists her as nurse practitioner who specializes in acute care. Facebook posts linked to her business show she has undergraduate and graduate degrees in nursing and is certified in cardiac care.
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