She went to the hospital due to a fall in which she thought her arm was broken. She was admitted same day, and I was not permitted to see her due to the COVID-19 protocols, and I was her Power of Attorney.  In fact, she was not able to consent for treatment and they had a copy of the Power of Attorney.  I have no idea what happened while she was in the hospital, but within 7 days they said she was in organ failure and had pneumonia and she would not make it. I insisted that they treat her for the infection for an additional 7 days.  When I was finally able to visit her, she was so drugged up she could not open her eyes or talk.  The Doctors were pushing me to release her to Palliative care the very day they informed me she was not going to make it.  She died the very next day she was released to Hospice. The death certificate stated that she died of sepsis and respiratory failure.

She was put on a floor for patients that were not sick and left alone with no care and drugged constantly. She was not fed or given water and they kept turning down her oxygen so she struggled to breathe. They kept pushing me to get her released to Hospice instead of saving her life. She was not sick when she went to the hospital; she went in for a broken arm and falling at home.  She became very ill after I left the hospital the night she was admitted after they treated her. None of this makes any sense.