Excerpts from this article:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/santa-monica-hospital-sued-for-wrongful-death-after-husbands-remdesivir-treatment-fails_4627942.html?utm_source=News&utm_campaign=breaking-2022-07-28-3&utm_medium=email&est=A9m1J4JWo%2FkbaOqZP0uHLS5Eggm58qfk2s%2BT1rVL3t9xkAEXKheeUODAlHAVUXQ%3D
It wasn’t until after Victor Javier had died that his wife learned he had been treated with the drug Remdesivir.
“It was a complete surprise,” said Maricela Javier. “I didn’t know what Remdesivir was.”
The couple had gone to Providence Saint John’s Health hospital for help with Victor Javier’s persistent hiccups.
Instead, the 54-year-old was allegedly improperly diagnosed with COVID-19, treated with Remdesivir and Dexamethasone without consent, and never came home.
“People should be very careful when they go to the hospital because doctors might make life and death decisions behind your back,” Maricela Javier told The Epoch Times.
“Hospitals are not letting patients make their own decisions like they should.”
The grieving widow sued the Santa Monica hospital on July 20 in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging three wrongful death causes of action including constructive fraud and medical negligence.
“The facts in the case are heartbreaking, but they are not surprising to us,” said attorney Matthew Tyson who is representing Maricela Javier.
“We are helping many families bring claims for the loss of their loved ones after Remdesivir and other high-risk drugs were given without knowledge or consent.
“They all involve outrageous conduct and terrible suffering.”
The complaint alleges that Dexamethasone not only worsened Javier’s hiccups and diabetes but also contributed to his blindness, leg amputations, and eventual death.
Dexamethasone is a corticosteroid that has not yet been approved by the FDA for COVID-19 treatment.
“We hope to reaffirm the fiduciary duty of physicians to provide full and transparent disclosure of available treatment options and their risks, and the right of patients to make their own medical decision after receiving full disclosure,” said co-counsel Bryan Garrie.
…“Victor’s risk of death dramatically changed for the worse when he was given high-risk and contraindicated drugs Remdesivir and Dexamethasone without the knowledge, or informed consent, of Victor or Maricela,” the complaint states.
“Victor Javier did not receive a diagnosis or treatment for his hiccups and instead was diagnosed with COVID-19.”
In 1975, the California legislature placed a limit on general damages in medical malpractice cases only, which is currently $250,000, however, there is no such cap on Javier’s claim for constructive fraud.
…Providence Saint John’s Health is also accused of failing to disclose the availability of a safe outpatient multi-drug early treatment for COVID-19.
“Remdesivir is an intravenous infusion given over five days but what they fail to tell people is that it causes acute kidney failure and it also can cause liver failure,” said Dr Bryan Tyson, an El Centro physician who advocates for the use of Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19.
…“Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin have been completely dismissed and they are completely safe drugs,” Tyson said.
“These two drugs have been around a lot longer than Remdesivir and when given in proper dosing, they are effective.”
Hospitals like Providence Saint John’s Health are allegedly using Remdesivir because, according to Tyson, the treatments are valued at $3,000 to $6,000…
7.28.22 – Epoch Times
“Santa Monica Hospital Sued for Wrongful Death After Husband’s Remdesivir Treatment Fails”
By Juliette Fairley
Excerpts from this article:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/santa-monica-hospital-sued-for-wrongful-death-after-husbands-remdesivir-treatment-fails_4627942.html?utm_source=News&utm_campaign=breaking-2022-07-28-3&utm_medium=email&est=A9m1J4JWo%2FkbaOqZP0uHLS5Eggm58qfk2s%2BT1rVL3t9xkAEXKheeUODAlHAVUXQ%3D
It wasn’t until after Victor Javier had died that his wife learned he had been treated with the drug Remdesivir.
“It was a complete surprise,” said Maricela Javier. “I didn’t know what Remdesivir was.”
The couple had gone to Providence Saint John’s Health hospital for help with Victor Javier’s persistent hiccups.
Instead, the 54-year-old was allegedly improperly diagnosed with COVID-19, treated with Remdesivir and Dexamethasone without consent, and never came home.
“People should be very careful when they go to the hospital because doctors might make life and death decisions behind your back,” Maricela Javier told The Epoch Times.
“Hospitals are not letting patients make their own decisions like they should.”
The grieving widow sued the Santa Monica hospital on July 20 in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging three wrongful death causes of action including constructive fraud and medical negligence.
“The facts in the case are heartbreaking, but they are not surprising to us,” said attorney Matthew Tyson who is representing Maricela Javier.
“We are helping many families bring claims for the loss of their loved ones after Remdesivir and other high-risk drugs were given without knowledge or consent.
“They all involve outrageous conduct and terrible suffering.”
The complaint alleges that Dexamethasone not only worsened Javier’s hiccups and diabetes but also contributed to his blindness, leg amputations, and eventual death.
Dexamethasone is a corticosteroid that has not yet been approved by the FDA for COVID-19 treatment.
“We hope to reaffirm the fiduciary duty of physicians to provide full and transparent disclosure of available treatment options and their risks, and the right of patients to make their own medical decision after receiving full disclosure,” said co-counsel Bryan Garrie.
…“Victor’s risk of death dramatically changed for the worse when he was given high-risk and contraindicated drugs Remdesivir and Dexamethasone without the knowledge, or informed consent, of Victor or Maricela,” the complaint states.
“Victor Javier did not receive a diagnosis or treatment for his hiccups and instead was diagnosed with COVID-19.”
In 1975, the California legislature placed a limit on general damages in medical malpractice cases only, which is currently $250,000, however, there is no such cap on Javier’s claim for constructive fraud.
…Providence Saint John’s Health is also accused of failing to disclose the availability of a safe outpatient multi-drug early treatment for COVID-19.
“Remdesivir is an intravenous infusion given over five days but what they fail to tell people is that it causes acute kidney failure and it also can cause liver failure,” said Dr Bryan Tyson, an El Centro physician who advocates for the use of Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19.
…“Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin have been completely dismissed and they are completely safe drugs,” Tyson said.
“These two drugs have been around a lot longer than Remdesivir and when given in proper dosing, they are effective.”
Hospitals like Providence Saint John’s Health are allegedly using Remdesivir because, according to Tyson, the treatments are valued at $3,000 to $6,000…