My husband was a healthy vibrant 55-year-old man, who had a zest for life and loved living. On February 11th he test positive for Covid. On February 16th I took him to Grand Strand Hospital, Myrtle Beach, SC. We spent 22 hours (together) in the ER. They admitted my husband on the afternoon of February 17th and hollowed at me through a cracked door, I could not stay with him.

My husband used his cell phone to communicate with me for a few days, the only communication I had about what was happening to him. The doctors called me only once in 15 days and they got angry and hollowed at me, “to stop crying, because my husband didn’t need to hear it.” They refused my request and my husbands request to give him hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin.

However they were adamant about treating him with Remdesivir. He and I begged them not to treat him with Remdesivir, but our pleas were ignored and I was told, “they did not understand why I didn’t want them to treat him with Remdesivir, but it didn’t matter.” Immediately my husband kidneys and liver failed and they sent him to ICU and put him on a ventilator, something he abs I had stated clearly we did NOT want.

I found out my husband was in ICU on a vent Saturday February 28, 2021 in the late afternoon because I hadn’t heard from his doctors, so I called to inquire about my husband and the nurse answered, “ICU” I ask her to repeat herself and she said, “ICU” I then asked if my husband was in ICU and she said, “yes.” I ask why no one called to tell me and she said, “because we don’t have to.”

My husband had heart failure on March 2nd and I was called to the hospital and finally allowed to see him for the first time in 15 days…my husband was already gone but they CRUELLY continued the charade of keeping him on a vent which was only forcing air into his lifeless body!