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A note by the Founder
I am Rebecca Charles, the founder of the Death by Hospital Protocol. I established this website after the devastating loss of my beloved daughter, who tragically lost her life at the hands of those meant to bring healing.
Danielle Alvarez and I walked into the emergency room because of her constant dry cough. Despite being in good health with no pre-existing conditions, Danielle’s ER examination showed normal vitals and blood test results. Shockingly, Dr. Heather Meilseman and Dr. Andrews admitted Danielle to the hospital, falsely claiming she had Hypoxia and sepsis. Without my consent, they initiated a 10- round treatment of Remdesivir in the ER, putting my daughter’s life at risk in order to profit from COVID bonus money provided by the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services.
Danielle was inadvertently administered deadly drugs with out INFORM CONSENT Unfortunately, Danielle fell victim to the deadly protocol, and the doctors and nurses knowingly, intentionally, and willfully administered an overdose of fentanyl, propofol, midazolam, precedex, Adavan, and more, all at once. The inhumane treatment she endured resulted in the loss of her life, and they were fully aware of the consequences of their actions. Danielle suffered heart damage and she went into heart failure, pulmonary fibrosis,, and multiple organs within a period of 40 days she cam out in a body bag from Northwell Health Hospital in Glen Cove, New York, in 2021.
This devastating incident sheds light on the corruption within the US hospital system, where corporate profits take precedence over patient well being.
My mission is clear: to expose the negligence of hospitals and medical personnel and put an end to this injustice. By sharing Danielle’s story, we aim to unveil the realities of profit-driven practices, ensuring her memory serves as a catalyst for positive change.
Our ultimate goal is to establish a patient-centered system that prevents tragedies like this from recurring in the future. The fight does not end with the loss of Danielle; it is just the beginning. Her story will become an integral part of a movement that holds the US hospital system accountable for its actions.
As an advocate for those who can no longer fight for their own justice, I will use my voice to seek the truth and put an end to this ongoing injustice. But before I continue, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all of you who have supported me during this challenging time. Your kind words and acts of kindness have never gone unnoticed, and I am genuinely grateful.
Danielle’s life may have been cut short, but her spirit of love and joy will forever reside in my heart.
Join me in demanding a fair and transparent healthcare system that values the lives of its patients.
Thank you all for your unwavering love and support.
I will be following in the footsteps of Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor and renowned Nazi hunter. His unwavering commitment to finding justice for victims of the Holocaust has inspired me to pursue the hospital bounty on individual—a quest to identify the individuals who were involved in the Hospital Death Protocol. It is my hope that, together, we can bring accountability and closure to those affected by this deadly practice. I am committed to gathering names, photographs, and other relevant information about all parties involved in the Hospital Death Protocol, so that they can be held responsible for their actions. By doing so, we can ensure that such atrocities never happen again. By following Simon Wiesenthal’s legacy of justice, we can make sure that no one goes unpunished. Together, we can honor the victims of this horrific event and create a brighter future.
Thank you for your help in making this reality! Together, let’s get the names and images of all involved in the Hospital Death Protocol. Let’s bring accountability and closure to those affected by it. With justice comes hope—hope that similar atrocities are never repeated again. Thank you for joining forces with me on this journey!
The journey may be difficult, but I am confident that if we work together and continue to follow in the footsteps of Simon Wiesenthal, justice will be served.
