Healthcare Freedom and Patient-Centered Care

Healthcare decisions belong between patients, families, and doctors – not politicians. My decades as a nurse taught me that the best care is personal, compassionate, and focused on real needs. I worked on med-surg, stroke, and tele floors, handling complex cases and crisis intervention, always putting patients first.

I will fight for medical freedom so no one faces coercion or job loss for personal health choices.

We need policies that reduce bureaucracy, improve access, lower costs, and prioritize actual patient outcomes over political agendas. Healthcare should remain grounded in ethics, science, and individual circumstances. By protecting provider and patient autonomy, we can maintain Washington’s high standards of care while preventing future injustices. I bring real frontline experience and a commitment to putting people – not systems – first in health policy.