My husband, Thomas Edward Stinson, tested positive on seven 7/09/21. The local clinic did not provide any pre-symptom medication such as the supplements along with hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin. On 7/17/21, Thomas began filling worse and having difficulty breathing. On July 18, 2021, Thomas told me that he had stopped breathing four times during the night, he was afraid to go to sleep. That’s when we went to the ER. I cannot get his oxygen saturation up over 80.

After being checked into the emergency room, the doctor decided that he needed to be flown out to a bigger, more capable hospital, in Lubbock Texas. On July 19, 2021 I visited him in his room and he was doing OK. He was coherent and able to walk.  On 7/20/21, I visited again and found out they had started him on Seroquel and small doses of morphine. They were having a hard time keeping his oxygen levels up and he was very groggy. They already started him on remdesivir.

The afternoon of 7/21 2021, hospital staff moved Thomas to a cardiac intensive care unit  for closer observation. He refused to leave his mask on and oxygen levels continue to drop. We decided that he needed to go on the ventilator. He was put on the ventilator for six days and not once did they give him antibiotics for the pneumonia that had been caused by Covid. On July 27, 2021, Thomas Stinson began to have extremely high blood pressure and heart rate was crazy high. They gave medication‘s to bring blood pressure down and a short time later they turned him over on his stomach.

Within an hour he became very bradycardic. The nurse stuck his head in and said “he is breathing down do you want us to do CPR?” He said that the outcome would be no different. At that point, I chose not to do the CPR. The chest x-ray through that week had that changed at all. Once I got the records, I saw that he was not a candidate for Remdesivir. They gave it to him anyway.