Pregnant with her second child, Ashley Totten started feeling bad about a month ago, and her father asked her to see a doctor.
She didnât. Two more weeks passed, her condition worsened, and Ray Totten, who lives in King George County, offered to pick her up and take her to get medical help.
âShe promised me she would go, and unfortunately, she didnât,â he said.
By Sunday, April 18, Ashley Totten, who was more than six months pregnant, had a hard time walking and talking. The rescue squad took her to the hospital, where the 33-year-old and her unborn baby, named Amiya Nevaeh Totten, both died from complications of COVID-19.
Source: Virginia Department of Health
Pregnant with her second child, Ashley Totten started feeling bad about a month ago, and her father asked her to see a doctor.
She didnât. Two more weeks passed, her condition worsened, and Ray Totten, who lives in King George County, offered to pick her up and take her to get medical help.
âShe promised me she would go, and unfortunately, she didnât,â he said.
By Sunday, April 18, Ashley Totten, who was more than six months pregnant, had a hard time walking and talking. The rescue squad took her to the hospital, where the 33-year-old and her unborn baby, named Amiya Nevaeh Totten, both died from complications of COVID-19.