The Hospital Killed My Daughter: Down Syndrome Teen Given Dangerous, Deadly Drugs!
Scott Schara is the father of a 19-year-old daughter with Down Syndrome, Grace, whom he believes was killed by her hospital. Grace had Covid-19, but even then, Scott says she should have been fine. He believes she was killed by a combination of questionable medications given to her by hospital staff. Grace was labeled as a DNR – Do Not Resuscitate – against her family’s wishes, and then was overdosed on a combination of Precedex, Lorazepam, and morphine, all within a 30-minute window.
The Stew Peters Show has been focused on how abusive hospitals are mistreating, killing, torturing and executing unvaccinated Covid-19 patients who come into their care. We’ve been following Scott Quiner in Minnesota and Charles Hughes in West Virginia. Well, here’s another.
On October 6th of 2021, 19-year-old Grace Schara was admitted to Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital in Appleton, Wisconsin with COVID-19, showing negative for blood clots through CT scanning.
Grace had been receiving appropriate doses of Ivermectin when she began facing Covid-19 symptoms on September 28th, but with decreasing oxygen saturation levels, Grace’s family felt it was best to visit St. Elizabeth’s.
The attending Emergency Room doctor suggested that Grace be admitted to the hospital for 3 days, potentially a week. Grace’s father Scott was by her side standing as an advocate for her medical rights when he was removed from the hospital by an armed security guard that Sunday.
Grace’s family had refused ventilation five separate times, trying to prevent hospital protocol from dismantling her chances of recovery. The hospital, in retaliation to Grace’s family refusing ventilation, decided without consent from the parents to label Grace “Do Not Resuscitate”, prescribing her high doses of morphine and multiple sedatives.
The high morphine dosages were combined with Precedex and Lorazepam, which according to the warnings on the prescribed morphine packaging, should never be done.
Scott, Grace’s father, shared his deep confusion regarding the hospital’s treatment methods during an interview with the Stew Peters Show on Thursday.
He and his wife have come to the conclusion that the ineffective and dangerous treatment methods of St. Elizabeth’s were conducted as a money grab.
The hospitals receive incentives from Covid-19 reimbursement programs to treat patients – both with positive and negative Covid-19 tests – with dreaded protocols utilizing ventilation, Remdesivir, and in cases like Grace’s and others, morphine and heavy sedatives.
“Lorazepam and morphine – all within a thirty-minute window – sounds like something somebody would take to intentionally kill themselves,” Stew Peters said to Mr. Schara on Thursday.
Mr. Schara shared that these drugs, when used in combination, create a foundation for respiratory distress and heart failure, and that the hospital could have simply treated his daughter by prescribing oxygen.
The family is grief-ridden and nearly powerless against the St. Elizabeth’s hospital as Wisconsin State Statutes will not allow a claim to be filed because Grace was not independent; her family were her guardians because she had down syndrome.
Scott Schara joins us.
If you’d like to help the Schara family, you can give to their Go Fund Me campaign.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/hv9bd-the-skys-the-limit
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