Americans Seek Compensation for Failed COVID-19 Treatments From US Fund medscape.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from medscape.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
In March of last year, Steve Cicala took his wife, Susan, to the emergency room at Clara Maass Medical Center in New Jersey to treat a worsening cough and fever, unaware she had COVID-19.
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Ernie Alvarez cleared the wreath of red roses and the pedestals carrying Asiatic lilies alongside yellow cushion poms, until all that remained was a simple gray casket.
Turning a metal crank, he lowered a white bed holding the body of 67-year-old Jorge Gamarra, as his family whispered their last goodbyes. They caressed the top of Gamarra’s head and then departed before Alvarez shut the lid.
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Family grieves after RN dies of COVID-19
Matt Birchenough, son of Barbara Birchenough talks about the preparation that could have saved his mother s life and the grieving that takes place after a loved one is lost to COVID-19. August 2020
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Barbara Birchenough was working the night shift when COVID-19 made its stealthy entrance at Clara Maass Medical Center a year ago. She was a 46-year veteran of the Belleville institution, a graduate of its nursing school who had raised four kids while commuting from Midland Park. Retirement and a normal schedule with time for her grandchildren beckoned on the horizon.