I just finished reading about the Stephanie Warriner case (Toronto area Hospital) wherein she was put in a wheelchair while limp and my mind went back to April 4 2016 when the interim pro bono lawyer I had went to George Pearson Centre to check on my husband and he advised me that my husband was in his wheelchair sleeping and everything was good.
If he was so good why was it that my husband was transferred within one hour to VGH. He subsequently died.
If the lawyer did not attend, my husband would surely have died as he was allegedly sleeping in his wheelchair, perhaps staged for the benefit of my lawyer, so no one would have noticed if he was in silent respiratory distress. Although very fragile, he wasn't hooked up to any monitors. He was supposed to have been on the protocol CPR but I suspect, like before, he was on an illegal slow code (December 26, 2013). The manager became afraid and did not want his death on her watch and called 911. Like Jordan Peterson said: the truth always rises.
The sister of Stephanie, in the CTV report January 18 2023 said her family endured trauma which is "indescribable" and is an "ongoing grief" that "never ends." My grief caused by VGH is the same. Maybe worse ... as it was not so cut-and-dry.
