James Freeland
James Freeland's mother died two days after her second shot. He was told it was 'a hard hit to the heart,' and the autopsy he requested was refused.
Key points
- James Freeland testifies about his mother, Donna Lee Stevens Freeland, a single mother and cashier he describes as kind, loving, and the life of the party.
- He says he is immunocompromised with multiple sclerosis, and both he and his mother were urged to vaccinate to protect vulnerable people.
- He says public health officials repeatedly pressured him, telling him he would die if he caught COVID, and his getting vaccinated prompted his mother to do the same.
- He recounts that after her second dose on July 5, his mother, who had well-managed type 2 diabetes, immediately felt her heart racing, anxiety, sweating, and nausea.
- He says nurses told her the symptoms were normal, hospitals refused to admit her citing COVID cases, and she deteriorated over two days with a negative COVID test.
- He says his mother died two days after the shot, and a doctor described the cause only as 'a hard hit to the heart' and refused an autopsy.
- He says he received her ashes within 24 hours, was denied VISP compensation for lack of evidence, and cannot bury her ashes while seeking answers.
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James Freeland
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