John's Primary Care Physician was denied communication by hospital staff yet, when his cardiologist came to visit, he only knocked on the door not entering the room.
Evidence: Interview Recording
Rude, attitude, just focused on Remdesivir immediately when he got into ER.
John was berated to be intubated, but refused. No one helped him eat when he was struggling to breathe so he just quit eating. The family was denied transfer. John was constantly being yelled at for not being able to swallow his pills.
It is a very long 6-week story. I am interested in helping and going public. This is a horrific story, as it is for every family that went through this. I have read and watched horrible videos from other families. I warn so many people about what the hospitals are still doing.
John was treated okay the first 2 weeks in a private isolated room. Food was served, but he began having issues with his kidneys and liver. He needed high flow oxygen and was moved to ICU. That’s when the attitude started. One doctor did say what a fighter he was and that he really had faith in John coming home. John would not let anyone intubate him because he would get his breathing under control himself.
After he got pneumonia, he went downhill and given more rounds of Remdesivir instead of antibiotics (which I questioned). Then a nurse gave him a shot of Lovenox in his arm, when everyone else gave it in the belly. She injected it in the arm attached to his blood pressure monitor. Within hours, his entire arm turned black from the shoulder to the fingertips. She had caused a blood clot. A wrist/surgeon were discussing surgery to remove the arm. Unbelievable, he was dying.
He was put on an IV so he could die peacefully, ignored totally, then moved into a basement room, where we could finally stay with him until death. This was a very strong man physically, mentally and faithfully. He wrote notes to me accusing the hospital of murdering him. At that point, he wrote want to “die quick”. He could not speak due large sores in his mouth. No one wanted anything more to do with him. That was the beginning of the start of his dying. There is much more to this than I can write. His treatment became very cruel and he was very alert!!
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Testimony Clips 17
The following clips were extracted from John Russel Cole's recorded testimony interview. Each captures a key moment relevant to one or more of the 25 documented COVID protocol commonalities.
“"It was almost like... to someone. It was horrible. This whole experience has been horrible.”
“"He got to the point that he couldn't talk to the doctor anymore. He didn't he wasn't he was getting too winded.”
“"I come to find out a few days later, they put him back on remdesivir... I questioned it. I said, why would you do that? It should give him antibiotics. It's pneumonia. It's not COVID. Oh, no. No. The remdesivir is better. That's that's gonna work. You know? This is gonna take care of the pneumonia.”
“"I said, well, he never had a kidney problem before. And they were like, well, you know, it's the COVID and, stuff like that.”
“"He ended up on Xanax because he started to... Anxious. Yeah. It was it was becoming too much for him. All of a sudden, he didn't expect to be in there that long.”
“"Yes. They were given him vitamin D, vitamin C. I think they gave him zinc. That was about it. Yeah. It's all in the med... I do have his medical records, which are difficult to read, but you can make out the meds and stuff like that. And, also, I noticed there's a lot left out compared to the way medical records used to be.”
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