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Originally Posted by holger danske
A Man Died After Being Turned Away From 43 ICUs At Capacity Due To COVID, Family Says
An Alabama Man Dies After Being Turned Away From 43 Hospitals At Capacity : Coronavirus Updates : NPR
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They published this article despite this "NPR attempted without success to reach the DeMonia family." and this
"A Cullman Regional Medical Center spokesperson, who declined to give specifics of Ray DeMonia's case, citing privacy concerns, confirmed to NPR that he was transferred from the hospital but said the reason was that he required "a higher level of specialized care not available" there."
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What thing did not happen? Did he not die? Was he not transferred out of state? Did the hospital that transferred him not look to the in-state hospitals first? What thing did not happen?
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