More Fil-Ams who died on US Covid front line

Raised in Okinawa, Japan, Lazaro Duremdes was a Filipino-Japanese American who adored his wife, Nancy, and their children, Alex and Olivia. He had a passion for cooking, especially when stressed. “My job was to keep him as stressed as possible,” Nancy said. “Because we loved his cooking.”

Duremdes’ workplace sent flowers, food and raised money for the family, but Nancy wants answers from the clinic. “With all the protective gear, how did he possibly catch the virus?” she said. – Sadia RafiquddinKindred hospital and Imperial Convalescent hospital, La Mirada, Calif.Rowena “Wendy” Miguel began her nursing career in the Philippines, seeing the field as “a gateway to a good life”, son Ken said.

On the evening of 23 December, she fell in the bathroom and couldn’t stand on her own, Ken said. He and his father rushed her to the emergency room. She was admitted to the intensive care unit and intubated, he said.

Health Health Latest News, Health Health Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Indonesia to give medics vaccine booster jab after deathsHealth workers in coronavirus-hit Indonesia will get a third booster jab using the Moderna vaccine, authorities said Friday, after several fully inoculated medics died from COVID19. your move, DOH. This only proves the efficacy doubt on this vaccine. Up to now we are still wondering why DOH and this govt is pushing this so hard as priority among other vaccines. Wala kayong pagmamahal sa mamamayan.
Source: ANCALERTS - 🏆 26. / 50 Read more »