Nicole had the same symptoms for a month and a half prior to hospitalization. She was under an OB’s care. She tested negative for covid and the doctor gave her a list of stuff she could take. When she tested positive for covid, the OB said not to take anything and basically just to lay in the bed.  On December 5th, my wife was short of breath and made me take her to the hospital.

Upon arriving they took her in and had me wait in the parking lot. They wanted to know about her vaccine status. She was unvaccinated and was lectured on not being vaccinated. She stated she did not want Remdesivir but they gave it to her anyway and told her it was an antibody infusion. They had her on a nasal cannula even though her sinuses were all stopped up, and they would not give her a mask.

The following day I was allowed to see her for an hour.  After 3 days of remdesivir they sent in a kidney specialist. When I found this out, I got her on the phone and told her not to take any more Remdesivir.  They shamed us for refusing, telling us that’s all they had to treat Covid. When I asked about the EUA, he got upset and asked did I just think they could do whatever they want.  On December 8th they put her on heated high flow oxygen which completely stopped up her nose and made it bleed.  They then moved her from intermediate care to the ICU.

I had gotten word from nurses that when she crashed and they decided they were going to do a C-section.  I was able to persuade the ICU doctor to schedule a C-section so I could be there. The c-section went well and our baby Charlotte Rose is doing great.  After the C-section they told me to go home and isolate so I can be there for our baby, they did not want me to see my wife again. I refused and continued to support my wife and try to advocate for her.

She was doing well until December 14th when she had some trouble breathing. All they would do is threaten to ventilate her if she couldn’t control her breathing.  They wouldn’t let me in the hospital to try to calm her down and then they gave her precedex immediately after they gave her morphine.  When I was finally allowed into the hospital to see her at 4:00 p.m. they told me I needed to leave because they needed to put her on a ventilator.  At this point I didn’t know what to do, she was so drugged up. I asked again about vitamins infusions, monoclonal antibodies and of course ivermectin, which I was told directly was junk medicine.

She was intubated for 5 days when they added Diamox to her daily meds.  They did not tell me this when I asked directly what they were giving her.  The Diamox I feel interacted with other drugs she was on which made them do the complete opposite of what they’re supposed to.  That Sunday after giving her Diamox, again they asked me to leave because her blood pressure crashed.  The next morning when I called to get a report from a nurse, I was told she crashed again overnight but was stable.  When I arrived her blood pressure was mid-70s over mid-30s. I saw multiple pressure infusion bags hanging up and knew it wasn’t good.

Later on they told me she quit making urine and that they were going to start dialysis.  The dialysis machine kept clogging up and that they would have to change the line and filter sets.  They told me she had Heparin induced thrombopenia.  On December 22nd before lunch they told me that there was nothing else they could do.  I asked this physician about ivermectin again and the right to try act. He told me that the ACT didn’t apply to them, it was for drug companies and basically he would be terminated if he prescribed it.  I held my wife and prayed for her. I was enraged when they offered comforting drugs basically to euthanize her like a dog.