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    Grace’s Last Day: The Tragic Cruel Facts

    11.1KViews Modified: Jun 30, 2022 · Published: Apr 27, 2022
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    Grace’s Last Day: The Tragic Cruel Facts. life and death

    For Scott and his family, Grace’s time in the hospital was ridden with problems that aren’t unlike the hospital experiences many others have reported over the last two years.

    [Excerpts from Scott Schara: Pfizer Drugs & Medical Malpractice Killed His Daughter Grace by UncoverDC. Scott Schara, Grace’s father, recounts the tragic and immoral circumstances leading up to his daughter’s death. My note: Grace could drive a car, ride horses, play the violin, loved adventure and Elvis, and was filled with unconditional love.]

    NOTES: 1. Nebulizing is the BEST, FASTEST and SAFEST way to PREVENT going to the hospital: Dr. Mercola: Nebulized Peroxide, the Single Most Effective Early Strategy. 2. Nebulizing HP is contraindicated in those with Down Syndrome. See this post and use silver instead!

    Who Was Grace Schara?

    Describing Grace, Scott recently wrote:

    “Grace was our bright, beautiful, fun-loving 19-year-old daughter with Down Syndrome. Her precious life was taken from us at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Appleton, Wisconsin, on Oct. 13, 2021. She was an angel who loved her Lord and Savior, Jesus. Everyone knew Grace. I was known only as ‘Grace’s dad.’ She had a sense of her Heavenly Father that very few people ever have. She called me her ‘Earthly dad.’ Who does that?”

    Grace’s Last Day: The Tragic Cruel Facts. Father's Day card
                                                                                             (Screenshot Source)

    On Oct. 13, 2021, at 7:27 pm, beautiful Grace Schara—an inquisitive young woman with Down-Syndrome—died a tragic and preventable death at a Wisconsin hospital. Rather than using treatments proven to combat COVID-19, Ascension’s St. Elizabeth’s Hospital followed the U.S. government’s ineffective COVID-19 treatment protocols, for which they reap significant financial rewards.

    On the final day of Grace’s life, as her doctor assured her parents she was doing well, Dr. Gavin Shokar also “labeled Grace a DNR and ordered a lethal combination of IV sedatives and narcotics”—a fatal combination of the drugs Precedex, Lorazepam, and Morphine—which were administered over an incredibly short period of time. Notably, all three drugs are manufactured by mRNA “vaccine” maker and pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.

    Grace’s father Scott tells how they killed his daughter. 15 minutes.

    Hospital Neglect Leading to Grace’s Last Day

    When Grace couldn’t maintain her oxygen above 90, the ER doctor at Ascension’s St. Elizabeth Hospital recommended admission to the hospital. The hospital informed Scott that due to hospital protocol”, he could not come with her. Finally, it was worked out that Scott could not leave the room.

    Scott described the first day as “very normal”—they watched movies and “horsed around.” Scott explained that later in the day, Grace was frustrated and upset with the “”high-flow cannula [that was] shooting air up her nostrils at 40 miles an hour.” Clearly, Grace was uncomfortable with the treatment. On the morning of the second day, Oct. 8, Scott had the first real sense of “there’s something going on here” when a doctor came into the room and told him:

    “In the next two hours, we’re going to have to put your daughter on a ventilator.”

    Immediately, Scott wanted to know the reasoning behind such a drastic decision. The directive turned out to be based on blood gas numbers from the previous night when Grace was aggravated with the cannula and “wrestling with a BiPAP mask.” The situation had caused a blood pressure reading of 235/135 and a heart rate of 150 beats per minute. Knowing her elevated numbers were provoked by the situation the night before, Scott asked the hospital to retake them. They did, and just as he predicted, Grace was fine.

    The next day Grace felt back to normal. She was hungry, and they ordered food off the menu. A nurse entered the room and told him that Grace shouldn’t eat due to her 85% oxygen saturation. Not buying the 85% number, Scott retested Grace with his own oxygen saturation meter – and it read 95%. He asked the nurse if his meter reading was correct, and she yes said it was.

    Scott explained: The nurse admitted my meter was accurate and said hers was inaccurate. I asked why, and she said, “the leads get sweaty.” I said, “if you know that, why don’t you proactively change them out every four hours or whatever it needs to be?” She sarcastically said to me, “you should be thankful you caught this.”

    Their oxygen saturation numbers are wrong, but they still recommended a ventilator based on that.

    Grace’s Last Day: The Tragic Cruel Facts. rationed care

    Screenshot / Our Amazing Grace /Allocation of Care – Big Picture Agenda

    The next 2 days Jessica (Grace’s sister) was in Grace’s room all day, watching movies and enjoying each other’s company. Before Grace went to sleep, she had a FaceTime call with Jessica’s boys—her two nephews—calling out, “Hi boys!” The following morning, Wednesday, Oct. 13, the doctors called Scott and his wife and told them “how good of a day Grace had the day before.” 

    Grace’s Last Day: The Tragic Cruel Facts. timeline

    Our Amazing Grace /Thou Shall Not Kill

    Grace’s Last Day: The Amazingly Cruel Facts

    The day of her death, Oct. 13, Grace Schara was given the Pfizer drug Precedex, a sedative (to be used for 24 hours or less). That day, nurse Hollee McInnis—under orders from Dr. Gavin Shokar—gave repeated doses of Precedex. By 10:48 am, Grace (who was placed in restraints around 9 am that day for wanting to go to the bathroom) was receiving 14 times the initial dose. (source)

    Then, at 11:25 am on the day of her death, the hospital gave Grace a dose of the Pfizer drug Lorazepam. Next, at 5:46 and 5:49 pm—three minutes apart—they gave her two more doses of Lorazepam. Following that, at 6:15 pm, they gave Grace a two-milligram dose of Morphine—also manufactured by Pfizer—as an IV push, not a drip.

    Pfizer’s prescribing information for Morphine highlights the severe and life-threatening risk of “profound sedation, respiratory distress, coma, and death” WHEN COMBINED  with benzodiazepines (in this case, Lorazepam) and CNS (central nervous system) depressants (in this case, Precedex).

    The insert clearly states, “Have Naloxone Injection and resuscitative equipment immediately available.” Yet the hospital did not have the reversal drug Naloxone available.

    sedative
                                                                                                          Screenshot / Our Amazing Grace /Precedex notes from doctor and nurse

    At 6:45 pm, thirty minutes after the doctor administered the two-milligram dose of Morphine, he called Scott and his wife to tell them, “Grace had a good day.” He also informed them he had just given Grace Morphine.

    Stunned, Scott asked the doctor why Grace was given Morphine and was told, “because she was breathing at 51 breaths a minute.” In disbelief, a devastated Scott detailed to attorney Thomas Renz the final 42 minutes of Grace’s life:

    “They caused the breathing to race like this. Jessica then called us at 7:20 pm while she was in the room with Grace. She has us on FaceTime. My wife and I are watching and can see Grace, and [we can also see] Jessica panicking because Grace’s numbers are tanking. And we’re hollering, “get the nurses in the room.”

    Jessica said, “I’ve already done that, they won’t come in.” So we’re all hollering at these nurses. She estimated there were about 30 nurses outside the door at that time because of the shift change, and they would not come into the room. We were hollering, “Save our daughter, help her.” And they hollered back, “She’s DNR [do not resuscitate].” We screamed, “She’s not DNR.”

    My wife questioned, “Are you not helping our little girl because she has Down Syndrome?”

    This was the first we knew that Grace was made DNR. We never asked for a DNR. At approximately 7:22 pm, one of the nurses read the DNR note to Jessica from the computer screen, [implying we couldn’t] do anything about it. But the DNR law, which I’ve looked up, requires them to override a DNR if the patient or a power of attorney requests it. Well, of course we requested it—this is our daughter.

    They stood outside the room, and it got even worse. They had an armed guard outside the room. So we watched her die on FaceTime.”

    NOTES: 1. Nebulizing is the BEST, FASTEST and SAFEST way to PREVENT going to the hospital: Dr. Mercola: Nebulized Peroxide, the Single Most Effective Early Strategy. 2. Nebulizing HP is contraindicated in those with Down Syndrome. See this post and use silver instead!

    Was It Because of Grace’s Disability, Hospital Greed, or Rationed Care?

    Whether Grace died because of her disability, hospital greed, or rationed care, Scott’s investigation led to stunning insight.

    A page on Grace’s website explains: 

    “As the U.S. population gets wise to Remdesivir, combined with staffing concerns related to doctors and nurses leaving because of refusing to take the jab, the medical system will turn to drugs normally used for palliative (end of life) care as the primary tool to accomplish the agenda. This pattern, along with DNR authority taken away from patients/advocates (through government-issued blanket DNR orders on certain population groups), is already happening in the U.K. (see U.K. Attorney, Clare Wills-Harrison explain “end of life drugs and protocols.”)

    In a Stateline Article dated Mar. 31, 2020, this abuse in the U.S. was already exposed: “Over the weekend, the Dept of HHS issued a reminder that people with disabilities have the same worth as everybody else.” Why the reminder? “…some U.S. Hospitals already are considering do-not-resuscitate orders for infected patients.” 

    Massive Financial Incentives to COVID Hospitals & No Liability

    Since losing Grace, Scott has done extensive research into the “many abuses, dangers, and financial temptations” occurring in hospitals across the country following the government-funded protocols. As described in Scott’s research, according to whistleblowers from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the average CARES Act bonus payment is at least $100,000 per patient. With a combined total of 28,000 beds, St. Elizabeth’s hospital is one of 142 hospitals in the Ascension Health System. The national average of hospital beds related to COVID-19 is 18%, and the average COVID-19 hospital stay is 22 days.

    Remarkably, Ascension health system revenue went up by $1.9 billion from 2020 to 2021, and profit by $4.5 billion. And with money from the U.S. government, its cash flow increased by nearly $9 billion. Scott explained his research into hospital corruption during COVID-19 further, adding:

    “Doing the math, Ascension received approximately $8,300,000,000 in EACH of the two years of COVID! This money is in addition to patient and insurance payments received. This is ‘free money’ just for following the government’s COVID protocol. On a national level, there has been 4,000,000 COVID hospital  stays so far (per Dr. Paul Marik—testimony during Ron Johnson’s ‘Second Opinion’ hearing on Jan. 24). Those hospital stays translate to $4,000,000,000,000 [that’s 4 Trillion] of our money transferred by the government to their partners facilitating the crime. Where’s the motivation to research cures when hospitals and their staff are incentivized to follow an agenda?”

    money love
                                                                                                 Screenshot / Our Amazing Grace /The Love of Money? Ascension Health System Exposed

    Hospitals that are federally funded through CMS use coding tied to NIH and CDC-written COVID-19 protocols. If those hospitals take that funding, they must follow those protocols.

    Under the emergency declaration, once these protocols are passed down to the hospitals that accept funding, “patients’ rights are waived under the CMS COVID waiver program in conjunction with the PREP and CARES Act, giving participating hospitals legal immunity.

    After being informed by a medical malpractice attorney of the slim chances of winning a case on Grace’s behalf, the attorney remarked that any money “would be better off spent on billboards” to spread the message about what happened to Grace. Scott bought space on the 12 billboards available on Highway 41.

    Grace’s Last Day: The Tragic Cruel Facts. billboard

    The family’s website, called Our Amazing Grace, summarizes their mission:

    “This is a tragic story. However, we know that God is sovereign and will use this tragedy for good. We envision the foundation we establish in Grace’s memory to provide many people with disabilities the opportunity to share their talents and spread the light that Christ has placed in them with the world.” 

    [Excerpts from Scott Schara: Pfizer Drugs & Medical Malpractice Killed His Daughter Grace by UncoverDC.]

    NOTES: 1. Nebulizing is the BEST, FASTEST and SAFEST way to PREVENT going to the hospital: Dr. Mercola: Nebulized Peroxide, the Single Most Effective Early Strategy. 2. Nebulizing HP is contraindicated in those with Down Syndrome. See this post and use silver instead!

    ***For the FULL PROTOCOL (including NAC) to protect from transmission from the “V” and to help those who took the “V”, go here.

    “Never take your own revenge, beloved, but leave room for the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is Mine, I will repay,” says the Lord.” ~Romans 12:19

     

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