Yesterday as @realDonaldTrump dismissed the #COVID19 pandemic from the White House lawn, I made funeral arrangements for my wife's only brother.
He spent nearly a month on a ventilator which caused the underlying condition that led to his death.
#WeWillVote in honor of him.
He spent nearly a month on a ventilator which caused the underlying condition that led to his death.
#WeWillVote in honor of him.
2/ While my brother-in-law will not be counted among those who died from #COVID19, it certainly killed him.
He wouldn't have spent nearly two months in an ICU, dropped from 277 lbs entering the hospital to 155 lbs exiting, or required extensive rehabilitation.
He wouldn't have spent nearly two months in an ICU, dropped from 277 lbs entering the hospital to 155 lbs exiting, or required extensive rehabilitation.
3/ And he wouldn't have needed to relearn to swallow - a common challenge for anyone spending significant time on a ventilator - or aspirated Wednesday night, which blocked his airway and eventually killed him.
4/ I have always been ardently opposed to #Trump, but nothing put the life-or-death importance of replacing him with a good and decent president - @JoeBiden - into sharper focus than yesterday.
#November3rd #Election2020
#November3rd #Election2020
5/ The sickening juxtaposition of Trump's speech with the phone calls I needed to make ensured my resolute commitment to working with @ProjectLincoln to defeat Trump this November.
6/ My brother-in-law did not need to die.
He did not need to contract #COVID19.
He did not need to be ventilated for so long.
Because of #Trump he did.
And now we need to #VoteBidenHarris2020 to ensure more families don't suffer the same fate.
He did not need to contract #COVID19.
He did not need to be ventilated for so long.
Because of #Trump he did.
And now we need to #VoteBidenHarris2020 to ensure more families don't suffer the same fate.
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