Hackensack, NJ
I began hearing about hospital nightmares and how people, who supposedly had COVID were being treated and I began to realize that I was not alone in this.
I was devastated because he was my only brother and my only sibling.
No Communication
“She told me that my brother's liver and kidneys were shutting down, and they were intubating him.”
Friday April 10th 2020 started out as an ordinary day for me. I went to work and came home and started preparing for Easter Sunday. Then about 8pm, that night, I got a phone call that I will never forget. It was a phone call from my brother's neighbor, telling me that my brother was found unconscious in his car, and was rushed to the hospital. He was brought to Hackensack University Medical Center. It was a bit of a challenge being that he lived in New Jersey and I live in Pennsylvania, some 3 1/2 hours away from each other.
The first thing I did was to call Hackensack University Medical Center to see what was happening. Well that was a challenge in itself to try to talk to someone and find out what was going on with my brother. It seemed like every time I called it got me nowhere. They would either put me on hold, or transfer my call to someone who had no idea what was going on with my brother. They even transferred me to someone who was not affiliated with the hospital at all. I was getting the runaround, calling the hospital, and not getting any answers at all. Finally, after about 3 hours of calling, I did get a chance to talk to someone. They told me that my brother had been admitted to the hospital and had no further details on his condition.
So I decided to give up on calling until the next day. Finally on Saturday April 11th, in the early afternoon I received a call from Hackensack University Medical Center, from a nurse. She told me that my brother's liver and kidneys were shutting down, and they were intubating him. She also told me that he had COVID. Being that this was the beginning of the COVID Plandemic, I believed her. So I gave the nurse the permission to put him on a dialysis machine, hoping that would work.
What Happened to My Brother?
The next day I got another phone call from Hackensack University Medical Center, and the nurse told me that my brother's lungs, and his heart were shutting down. I then gave her the permission to take him off of the dialysis machine, and I asked her how much longer did he have to live. She told me not much longer. Within the hour, I received a call from Hackensack University Medical Center, and they had informed me that my brother Eugene had passed away.
I was devastated because he was my only brother and my only sibling. I had my brother cremated, and here is the funny thing, the hospital refused to send me his belongings. Which meant they refused to send me his wallet and the clothing that he was wearing.
Remdesivir
“I did not see organ failure as a part of COVID symptoms.”
Like I said this all happened at the beginning of the Plandemic so I had no idea that we were being scammed. After his death I started doing my own research and to find out the COVID symptoms did not match what the nurse was telling me over the phone. I did not see organ failure as a part of COVID symptoms. So I still continued to do my research to only find out that it was not COVID that killed my brother.
I began hearing about a drug named Remdesivir that shuts down organs and kills people. So now it all was starting to make sense. I began hearing about hospital nightmares and how people, who supposedly had COVID were being treated and I began to realize that I was not alone in this.
I requested his medical records and Hackensack University Medical Center refused to send them to me.
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