AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE ANONS OF ANONUP
Continued in the comment section

I don't know all your particulars on your husband, but at anytime you choose to sign a consent form telling them you are taking him out of the hospital, and it will say they are not responsible for what happens to him when you do check him out. But then you can take him home and give him what you want. They can not stop you from taking him home. I'm pretty sure it's like that in every state.

Last week Tom was placed in a very kind, caring hospice facility. We had gathered our resources of hospice care givers and with the help of hospice Maui, we would bring Tom to his Olinda Maui home and care for him here. Everything was set. All the nursing help, the bed-, and other support pieces, were in place. Tom was to be brought home today, Monday June 24, at mid day.
At 1:04 am this morning, I got the call from the Hospice Facility that my dear husband Tom had just passed away.
I will never know why he couldn't come home. Please pray for us, dear anons.
Oleendee.

May God be with you as you grieve the loss of your husband. He is now free from the bondage of this medical industry that has gone very wrong. As a now retired nurse, I am appalled at the tactics being used to restrict a patients right to try, and blocked from leaving AMA ( against medical advice).Never in my career did we hold a patient who insisted on leaving AMA. We simply had a form signed that released the medical staff and hospital from liability and then the patient was free to go. Hold fast to the eternal hope of being reunited with your beloved husband. 🙏🙏

Thank you, Carol.
We spent 56 years of our lives together.
So many memories.😿💞
I am sitting at my desk looking out at Central Maui. I can almost see that hospice building.
I hear Tom thinking, "That hospice bus is taking too long!
Hang it!
I'm flying home!"
And that's probably what he did!
😹😸😻
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