My sister and my brother-in-law were both urged to go to the local hospital. My sister had a fever, a red swollen face, and overall not feeling well.  My brother-in-law had breathing issues. Long story short they were both mistreated, neglected, starved, given Remdesivir, and Midazolam, isolated, bullied, and refused/lied about receiving Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, or Budesonide. My brother-in-law was practically forced on a vent and did not make it off the vent. A bully team of Drs tried to force my sister on a vent, a few days after her husband died on the vent. Their daughter saved her mom, my sister from the vent, but could not save her life.

Dear Representative Wiggam and Republican Caucus,

I was encouraged by the president of Ohio Advocates for Medical freedom to tell the painful story of my dear sister and brother in law’s denial of treatment and resulting deaths at Wooster hospital. Our families hope is that action would be taken by the legislative body to secure right to try protections for the people of Ohio so this type of injustice does not leave any more families in emotional ruin.

My brother in law, Dave, was taken to Wooster Hospital
ER, by his son on Aug. 28, 2021. Dave was not feeling well, and was having trouble breathing. I understand he waited for approximately 9 hours sitting in that Er, before he received help, and was roomed. My husband called 2 days later to check on Dave at the hospital. They had not been talking very long, when Mike, my husband, heard loud noises, and beepings in the background. My husband, Mike, inquired as to what those noises and beeps were. Dave responded it was his leads. Dave told my husband that he, Dave, needed to get off the phone soon, so that he could change the leads, so they would stop beeping.
My husband asked Dave why would he, have to change his own leads. Dave replied that the nurses were too busy. It was important for Dave to tell Mike something else, prior to hanging up the phone. He told Mike, he found it odd that the medical team was asking him if need be, could they put his wife, Angie on a vent. Angie had only been at the hospital for a day.

Angie, my sister, was admitted to Wooster hospital, via Er, the following day, Aug.29, 2021. Angie was on oxygen, thus, our communication was through texts. I still have the texts. Angie asked for Hydroxychloroquine, per the medical team, they had none, and could not get it, nor receive it. Angie inquired what meds were they receiving. She was told Remdesivir, which causes renal failure, and Midazolam, which decrease breathing! ( why, she was already having difficulty breathing, she was on oxygen!!!) Angie, and her daughter, Ariel requested alternate drugs, such as Budesonide, but it was not administered to her, nor Dave. Approximately a week later, Dave died on the vent! )they were unable to see one another during this time)

On September 12, 2021, around 10:45 Pm, as per my phone records, my sister, Angie, reached out to me via phone, from Wooster hospital !!! Remember, this is someone who is on oxygen, and is having a hard time breathing, but is in such distress, and is reaching out for help, that she tries to talk on the phone!! Angie was muffled, due to the fact that she was using oxygen, thus I asked her to text me. Per Angie’s text, her oxy was lowering, down in the 80’s. She was struggling to breathe, and needed help. The Dr told her, if her oxy was not improving by 11:00, he would possibly call me, and look into it further. She had enough wherewithal to let me know of these details. I also have a pic, via text, of her hospital monitor. Why was the Dr waiting to decide @ 11:00, when she needed immediate help?!
I called the Wooster hospital, and asked for her nurse. I identified myself, and explained that my sister called me, we texted, and she needed assistance now!!! I think, the nurse’s name was Deb. She was cool, uncaring, and seemed distant to me. She did not seem as if she saw the urgency of the situation, nor cared much. I told her their protocol was not working, and we, Angie, had a right to try something else. I told this nurse to get a Dr order for Budesonide. She responded it would take a while. I asked her to call me back, after she spoke to the Dr. I waited 10 minutes, no call back. I called her back. She told me the Wooster Hospital did NOT have Budesonide, and there was nothing more to do!!!!! I told her she, the Dr, or someone else was ying!! Unbeknownst to this nurse, I had called the WOOSTER HOSPITAL, 2 days prior!! I spoke w/the pharmacist on duty, at Wooster Hospital, 2
days prior to inquire about the availability of Budesonide. The pharmacist response to me was, yes, they DID have Budesonide. My inquiry went further. I asked in what form did they have this drug at the Wooster hospital. The pharmacist responded to me that they had it, in House, in 2 forms!! Mist and the rescue inhaler type
is what they had. Since, Budesonide was not typically used they could NOT have run out, that quickly!!

A day or 2 later, in the wee hours of the morning, I received a call from my niece, Ariel. Ariel, is Angie’s daughter. She was hysterical. The medical team was bullying both, Ariel and my sister, Angie to put my sister, on a vent. Both my sister and her daughter, Ariel were against the vent. Dave, Angie’s husband, Ariel’s dad had died on the vent, a week prior. Why would it bring any different results for my sister? My advise to Ariel was NOT to back down and make this team follow Angie’s wishes. I also suggested they fire these 2 traveling Drs that were being pushy about the vent. Later that morning, Ariel reported to me that once this team that was pushing the vent, left the room, a sweet nurse stayed behind. She told Ariel she read the room, and could sense that Angie/Ariel was being pushed to make a decision they did not want to make!
Angie, Ariel, and this nurse talked some more, and this nurse talked to the team, and the team backed off, w/ the pressure of forcing the vent!!

Per Ariel, she noticed her mom, my sister, Angie, was denied food and water. Angie was begging, communicating, she was so hungry and thirsty !!
Angie’s lips were cracked, dry, red, and bleeding, from lack of hydration.
My brother was in Wooster hospital, sick with Covid, as well. He was also on oxygen. He was offered an apparatus that he could put over/on his lips/face in order to drink, eat. In fact, Brent and his wife, stated he ate better at the hospital, then he did at home.
Angie, was NOT offered this apparatus. The only difference we can determine is that Brent, my brother was vaccinated and Angie, and Dave were NOT!

Per Ariel, Angie’s daughter, her mom was told by Wooster Hospital medical team that if Angie were to go on the vent, she could then be given nutrition, intravenously !

Ariel witnessed the verbal cruelty of a nurse. Angie, my sister, would ask for food, drink, more oxygen, etc. The nurse’s response was, so what difference does it make, you are going to die, anyway!!!!!

My niece, can tell you many more horrific details of the cruel and unusual treatment in this Wooster hospital!!

My niece tried to make arrangements w/the local hospice to send her there. They were willing to accept her as a patient. Nutrition and hydration, for Angie, was a priority, at Hospice. They were also willing to allow visitation.
Unfortunately, no one at Wooster Hospital was allowing transport from Wooster hospital, to Wooster Hospice. The facilities are in close proximity. I am unsure of exact miles, in between, but, less than 5 miles between facilities.

My sister died on Sept. 16, 2021. I would venture to say NOT from Covid, but via lack of medical care, starvation, lack of hydration, using protocol drugs, and uncaring staff!!!

I am probably forgetting some details, but I am sure by now that you get the picture of the improper care my sister and her husband received. ( to say the least)

Please consider the severity and seriousness of how these 2 family members were treated. We do not want to see any more families suffer at the hands of medical people that are supposed to be trained in caring and saving lives, and NOT to be in the medical field for money, big pharma, kickbacks, nor genocide!!

My niece is willing to tell and verify more details of this horrific treatment, as she experienced, and witnessed.

I pray that the information I am sharing with you will result in legislation that would prevent any pharmacy, hospital, or healthcare facility from refusing to fill or treat with a doctor prescribed treatment/medication.

Thank you for listening, and caring. Please allow this bill to go through to help stop this cruelty and madness.

Sincerely,
Crystal Boles