“"To me, just to pad the bill. To me, oh oh, we're gonna let her stay on another week, and maybe she could have a miracle.”

“"And then I remember the last week too, it couldn't understand why her lungs were black. And I know in my heart, my gut instinct from God tells me that her lungs were black because they were filling her lungs with water for so long.”

“"I said, well, you know, the remdesivir and this and that. I said, I told you not never to give her remdesivir. She only has one kidney, and remdesivir shuts her kidneys down. I knew right then, my stomach my heart sunk to my stomach. I knew I never would see my mom alive again. I knew because I had been listening to Fauci and the trials in Africa and how deadly remdesivir was and how it shuts your kidney down.”

“"I honestly I hadn't got the heart to read through all her records. One hundred pages of notes.”

“"Wednesday morning, doctor called. Those doctors were negligent for the whole thirty or forty years. They knew my mom, giving her four Xanax a day. Wednesday, doctor Danka calls and says, I had to put your mom on a ventilator because if I didn't, she would have died an hour ago. I'm like, she was fine Monday.”

“"They just padded that. They wanted to show, oh, she died because she had hypertension and stress, and she had, COPD. Then they wanted to check off that she had two or three, comorbidities.”