Never trust another doctor! Just lean on God!
Evidence: Interview Recording
Sat in his own waste, developoed bedsores; Manhandled while on the ventilator. both hands restrained
On 11/3/20 Eric became sick. He did a televisit with family Dr on 11/5/20 and they prescribed an antibiotic for a sinus infection. On 11/10/20 he started having black stools. Took him to the emergency room where was for 5 hours and was sent home with a touch of pneumonia. On 11/14/20 he passed out from lack of oxygen in the bathroom. Rushed him to the er where they said he had double pneumonia and full blown covid and they were admitting him. I asked if he was going to die and they said it was a good possibility. He was on full flow oxygen and CPAP and bipap for two weeks. They had talked about the ventilator the week leading up to eventfully putting him on it.
On 11/28/20 he called me saying they needed up put him on it and that he couldn’t breathe. We prayed together and then for the next 8 days we waited. On 12/1/20 they slowly reduced his sedatives. He would be awake for small periods of time. On 12/5/20 they called and said they would be extubating him the next day and thought my voice would help him. I refused the audio call and insisted on a facetime call. I got to see him and talk to him that day. Three hours later he was facetime calling me back and the ventilator was removed. Later found out that he himself pulled the hoses out because he felt like he was dying and his lights were going out. There was NO BUTTONS OR CALL BUTTONS on his bed. Nurses were standing outside his room and he tried kicking his legs to get their attention only to be ignored. He started shaking his head to try to get the hose in his hands. He finally succeeded and was able to pull the hose out and breathe in air. NO ALARMS OR SOUNDS WENT OFF.
Within 3 days he was moved to a regular room and 2 days later moved to a nursing home. Which is a whole other nightmare. He arrived from the hospital, basically a “junkie” hooked on IV Ativan. They sent him to the nursing home with NO anxiety meds, and he was coming off of it, sweating and shaking. The doctor there wrote him a prescription of the ativan in pill form, which he took till he went home, and then the home dr helped him wean off of it then. At the nsg home he was automatically isolated for 14 days, even tho he’d already been isolated in the hospital from 11/14 to 12/3! He wasn’t allowed to even begin therapy treatments for those 14 days. He was ultimately discharged from the nursing home on 12/31/20, 7 weeks from his hospital admission, with, oxygen, which took months and months to get off of, but he did it, and is back at work!
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Testimony Clips 5
The following clips were extracted from Eric Seitz's recorded testimony interview. Each captures a key moment relevant to one or more of the 25 documented COVID protocol commonalities.
“"I just know I was coming to, and I had this hose in my throat. And I just was looking around, and I looked over at this window into my room, and there's three nurses standing there. And all I all I remember is everything started closing in on me. It got darker and darker, and and that was telling me, Eric, you gotta do something with this hose. You gotta pull this thing out or you're gonna die. Well, I was strapped in the bed with my hands up. Thank God. My hands were up. And I looked at both of my hand because I had my legs. I could barely lift them up. And these nurses were over there laughing. There was three of them, two two female and a male. They were just laughing, carrying on, and I don't know what they were laughing at.”
“"And I lost it because I didn't I thought he was getting better. And, you know, and he told me, he goes, he's probably going to die. And then, you know, it was just such a roller coaster for me, you know, being at home without him, not being able to see him, not being able to talk to him. And I don't think they expected me to ask all the questions that I asked.”
“"They said this is for your safety so you don't fall out of bed. My rails were up and, you know, that's so I couldn't get out of bed. And you were tied to bed and you were on paralytics?”
“"I think that the reasons that may have stopped them from doing the the six dose of remdesivir because I was asked way too many questions.”
“"So on Tuesday, they called me, and they said Eric's awake. And they lied to me. They said he was breathing on his own. He wasn't breathing on his own. He was on a ventilator, but it gave me hope.”