Unvaccinated Parents Of Four Die After Catching Covid-19 And Developing Complications
44-year-old Alvaro was worried about the vaccine and wanted to do some more research before getting the jab. The couple tested positive for COVID-19 days before they died from complications caused by the virus.
In an unfortunate incident, an unvaccinated couple, who had four children, died on the same day after catching Covid.
Alvaro and Sylvia Fernandez, from California, US, passed away within hours of each other on December 19, reported Mirror.
44-year-old Alvaro was worried about the vaccine and wanted to do some more research before getting the jab. The couple tested positive for COVID-19 days before they died from complications caused by the virus.
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Alvaro's Alma Hernandez said. "He (Alvaro) wanted to wait and do more research. He googled information. He didn't want to believe everything that was on the news. This is kind of an eye-opener for everybody in my family that whoever is not vaccinated definitely should have their vaccinations."
Alma added that her brother and his wife were high school sweethearts and could not live without each other. A GoFundMe page has been set up to support the couple's children - and it has already raised more than ?15,000.
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This heartbreaking news has come after the grieving father of a "fit and healthy" young mum who suddenly died while 29 weeks pregnant said medics revealed she would still be alive if she "had taken the vaccine".
David Exley said his 24-year-old daughter Sadie had a ¡°hunky-dory¡± pregnancy with no complications until she suddenly started suffering from migraines and chest pain. The mother-of-two was diagnosed with a blood clot in her lung.
She was diagnosed with Covid in late November and her condition deteriorated. A week later, she was rushed to St James Hospital in Leeds when she became paralysed on one side, ExaminerLive reports.
She was transferred to Leeds General Infirmary and rushed to the intensive care unit. She was pronounced brain dead after suffering a brain haemorrhage. Doctors were able to save her baby who was delivered by emergency C-section at 29 weeks weighing just 2.1lbs.
Her father added, ¡°I got the news over the phone, it was just sheer panic. I drove straight to the hospital. I don¡¯t know how to describe how I felt. My head was a shed. I didn¡¯t eat for days, I was just waiting to know if she was going to be better. They tried to save her but it was apparent that we had lost Sadie. They saved baby Elliot but they couldn¡¯t save our Sadie.¡±
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