According to this obituary, Stan died from COVID on September 27, 2021. Stan was an EMT for the Bartlesville Ambulance Service for 27 years. Stan and his wife Nancy were anti-vaxxers, and as you'll see Nancy thought the Bartlesville Hospital could've approached Stan's treatment differently.
So was Stan really an anti-vaxxer? As an EMT? Let's examine the social media record:
One of Stan's EMS buddies in nearby Nowata, OK, died of COVID:
Vaccine didn't get rid of the flu, so I guess, well, not sure what the point of this is:
And, someone died after getting the shot (haven't done the autopsy yet, but still, I guess):
He was certainly suspicious of J&J:
Stan caught COVID:
And passed away:
After her rest, Nancy thought about it and had a warning for her friends. Was that warning to get vaccinated? No. She links to Dr. Peter McCullough, an anti-vaxx physician who was sued by Baylor Hospitals for using their name as his employer when he didn't work for them. He also pushes "alternative" treatments for COVID. Apparently he came to Bartlesville where Stan worked to give a presentation:
Here are her friends' responses:
She thinks Remdesivir killed him:
Fuck Joe Rogan:
She admits they weren't vaccinated and stood by it. She still won't get it!!
RIP Stan.
Just don't understand why these dip shits insist on publicly displaying their stupidity. 6 billion people on this earth. Do they really think anyone, other than their like-minded fuckturds gives a shit about their sorry asses? "Stan ran into the arms of Jesus." Are you fucking kidding me? Stan is dead, six feet under, and will be missed by no one except his equally retarded wife. And it's a good bet that even Jesus avoided his sorry ass.
It's one thing to vent about these folks, here on this site. But I think trolling the man's online obituary is not a good idea. Just my opinion.
I felt sorry that this guy only had 702 comments. Everything you need to know about the guy is in the stupid goatee so I didn't even read his story. Meaningless life, meaningless dead guy.
I just don't get people who try to claim that every person who dies after being vaccinated (referencing the Utah woman who died), actually died FROM the vaccine. I mean yes, sadly some people do have adverse reactions - that's just a fact. It's not common, but it does happen. And rarely, people die from those reactions, either directly or from something else triggered by a vaccine (it can happen with ANY vaccine, or any substance that we put into our bodies, whether ingested or injected). But do they really think that all people are miraculously going to stop dying from other things, when a new vaccine comes out? Like somehow the vaccine is the cure for all death, and…
I wonder if the hospital bills have started arriving at the house.