When They Discussed Venting Him, They Told Him That He Would Have Brain Damage If They Did Not Vent Him

California, Mission Community Hospital

My father who had macular degeneration would have to go in to have his eyes checked on a monthly basis.  When he went into the county hospital, they tested him positive for covid.  Kept him for a couple days and discharged him with an oxygen tank.  A few days later he was having trouble breathing due to his body filling up with excessive fluid which was an issue since he had to have a 1/4 of his lung removed a few years prior.  He had a clotting disorder and had to be on lasiks due to the excess fluids.

Based on his medical records he was admitted by Mission Hospital on 12/10/2020.  We tried to get him moved to another hospital, but Mission refused to release him, and the other hospital refused to take him. The hospital refused to prone him and refused treatment that I fought for them to provide.  I obtained an attorney to demand treatment and my father’s wife asked that I do not anger the hospital staff and doctors.  Ultimately, they lied to my father that he would be brain dead if he refused to be intubated.  I asked [the staff] if they had ever tested him for covid and they said they didn’t have to since he tested positive at the county hospital.

They told him that he would be vented for just 2 weeks. The last time I talked to my father was on that day and I begged him not to let them vent him. His last words were "Honey, I'll talk to you in 2 weeks." That was the last time I spoke to my father.

I spoke with the doctor almost daily and demanded that they give him high dose of Vitamin C, D, Zing and ivermectin and to prone him, but the doctor refused.  Eventually they gave him the vitamins but at a very low dose.  The day my father died that doctor lost 6 other patients who were on the same treatment.

Dr. James, "You can't touch me legally." He knew he had full immunity.

My dad’s primary cause of death was a heart attack, 2nd was sepsis and 3rd was COVID-19.

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