My husband passed away due to CDC protocols, being discriminated against because he was unvaccinated and our faith in God, and lies about him in the hospital reports-in my opinion. I got the medical records for insurance purposes and was reading over them. He went into the hospital for Oxygen 3 days after being on medications that proved to fight Covid.  At the hospital, he was then put on medications that affect the kidneys and liver, etc. in a bad way.  Dexamethazone was started the day he entered the hospital and Remdesivir was started the day after entering the hospital. (Both started within 24 hours of being admitted to the hospital.)  I asked if they could give him breathing treatments, specifically Budesonide. He was denied them. They reported they were watching him for alcoholism.  He never took a drink in his life. They said he agreed to be put on a ventilator. We talked about that to say no to it and I sent him a text stating that while he was in the hospital.  He was life flighted 6 hours away on Sepember 1st.  His chest X-rays weren’t found for 5 days. They put the wrong records on his chart and then removed them. IMO. The nurse and one of the doctors said he had blood clots in his legs. It was on his chart and then not. No tests were run to see the blood clots in his legs. I called daily for updates. I told them that I was praying for them and I believed he would get better. They told me that my faith would do no good and they’ve seen others like me that my praying and believing would do no good. They kept telling me to call back. I only heard from the doctors 4 times for updates while he was in Albuquerque. They all started off by saying  my husband would have been better off if he would have been vaccinated. (Well, why go through telling me that now?) I have a sister who is a retired ICU doctor. I started sharing my husband’s information with her after not hearing anything for a few days in Albuquerque.

She gave me questions to ask and it took 4 days for them to respond. (I do have the questions written down). When they responded, there were yelling at me over the phone telling me that I was trying to micromanage his care and my sister could come be his doctor.  She said they were not doing what would help my husband if she was treating pneumonia (in her opinion). My husband was not assigned any ICU doctors. (We looked them up). A doctor (Dr. Godwin) told me he was not going to give him sedation holidays and not going to do any more tests because he believed that it would do no good. I reported the doctors to the hospital requesting to get different doctors. That doctor started running tests etc. and my husband’s numbers started improving. He didn’t get new doctors until the next week. They didn’t give him breathing treatments like I asked until weeks had passed. They said they would have to wait until he got worse. I asked repeatedly for vitamins, Ivermectin and breathing treatments. They said they wouldn’t do any good. They wouldn’t let me come see him. They refused to do the 2 Covid tests on him so I could come in after he had Covid for weeks (so did I and I was fully recovered after 3 weeks). Nurses reports to me were contradicting. They said he woke up and then they said he never did. I was told he woke up too much by one nurse.  I saw his blood numbers come into line on his chart and told one of the doctors that.  He said that those numbers didn’t matter.  I know in my spirit that he woke up and moved his hands and feet while I was praying when those numbers aligned.

His death certificate states that cause of death was related to not be vaccinated too!  I disagree and why should that be on a death certificate?

They lost his cellphone. Days after repeatedly asking if it was located, they said they sent it with the body. We asked there and they said they didn’t have it. Then they called back and said it was cremated because they found the battery.   AT&T said that the battery should have exploded. (My insurance is covering that).

They said that he needed to be cremated because of Covid and his body was too bad for me to see him and it would be a closed casket anyway.  The hospital finally paid for the cellphone and I reimbursed my insurance.