Leicester, United kingdom
My sister was just 38. She didn't want to have the vaccine and was against it but she shouldn't have died.
Her death certificate says covid pneumonia and obesity.
Denied Early Treatment
“She was not Ill enough to be taken into hospital so they prescribed antibiotics that she got.”
My sister Gemma was 38 years old and she tested positive for covid on the 22nd of August 2021. She was poorly at home with covid along with her 2 sons who were 19 and 17 and her 13 year old daughter who had it mildly. Gemma contacted nhs 111 on 27th August 21 as she was worried as she wasn't feeling any better. They sent out an ambulance; they took her vitals and her sats were not concerning. She was not Ill enough to be taken into hospital so they prescribed antibiotics that she got. The next day Gemma was still feeling poorly so she rang an ambulance on the 29th of August 21. This time her sats were concerning, she was blue lighted to hospital and was put on an oxygen mask. She was left in the corridor in accident and emergency for 7 hours then put on a cpap machine then taken to ICU (before this we were told she'd be transferred to another hospital but that didn't happen).
They Are Going To Sedate Me
Monday the 30th Gemma video called us (me, our parents, and brother) and said they're going to sedate me and put me on a ventilator please tell my children. The days that followed her sats were 80% on her back and 30% on her stomach. They then woke her up on the 8th of September and she was coughing a lot. They rang my mum to inform her she was awake but still very poorly she was communicating asking if we wanted to pass a message on. We let her know where her children were, her youngest daughter was staying with me and going to school. She nodded and nodded when they asked if she wanted music on and asked them to wet her lips. Then a phone call came to say we nearly lost Gemma, there was a ventilator leak so they sedated her again. Me and Gemma's 3 children were to go and see her as she took a turn for the worse and my mum and dad were still at home 150 miles away.
Lack Of Effective Treatment
“ There was nothing more they could do.”
She was sedated and on a ventilator laying on her stomach her sats were 80%. The next day my mum and dad traveled to Leicester from their home in Blackpool. Over the days her sats didn't change and on Friday the 10th they said there's 1 more drug they were going to try. September 12th 21 we got a call to say there was nothing more they could do and to make our way to the hospital. Me, my mum, and Gemma's 3 children went to her bedside dressed in full ppe. The doctor then called my mum out to say they were going to reduce her oxygen levels from 100 to 22% and let nature take its course. My mum contested and he said you're just prolonging her death. We asked if she felt anything or knew. He said he really couldn't tell us but she would be on maximum sedation.
She Shouldn’t Have Died
“We were informed by the funeral home when she came to them that her ventilator and pipes were still attached.”
We watched Gemma's heart pounding and she was sweating and her skin blotchy (what I haven't mentioned also is that when we first arrived 1 eye was slightly open we got there and her other eye opened) all her organs were healthy as well. The numbers on the heart machine gradually dropped to 0 over 40 mins and she was gone. My mum said no she's not, she's not gone as her ventilator was on it looked as though she was still breathing. We were informed by the funeral home when she came to them that her ventilator and pipes were still attached... This was after being in the hospital morgue for 2 weeks. We got a medical negligence team but nothing came of it. My sister was just 38. She didn't want to have the vaccine and was against it but she shouldn't have died. Her death certificate says covid pneumonia and obesity.
Our dad passed away to covid on the 20th of April 22 and I've got to share his story too, although he was 78 he was a very strong man and events leading to his death also don't add up!
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