We Can ALL Act THIS Friday! Online and In Person Hearing on July 14th: Scott Schara v. Ascension Health
Landmark Lawsuit on Hospital Protocol that Used Morphine, Precedex Against 19 Year-Old Developmentally Disabled Grace Schara, Stopped Breathing, and Doctors and Nurses Refused to Perform CPR
Landmark Case
If you haven't been following Scott Schara’s fight, or you know someone who's new to it, this is a perfect medicolegal case to watch. Why? Because it is bound to be unbelievable. It already boggles the mind.
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Most importantly, this case exemplifies “what could happen to you” in a hospital, especially if you were unable to speak for yourself. And especially if you were disabled and unable to contribute to society, i.e., work.
Or if you were oversedated on IV morphine. Or the IV anesthetic Precedex. Or an IV benzo, valium-like drug. Uhm… or all three… For days, until you stopped breathing. And then instead of resuscitation with CPR, they WALKED AWAY from you and left you to die.
That's what Scott says Ascension Health did to Grace.
This case defines “medical tyranny”.
And rather than plead guilty to a malpractice case, or settle it out of court, Ascension Health — who murdered Scott Schara's daughter Grace — guess which of these they stated in their response to the lawsuit?
Which of the following statements is in play on this case?
It was a miscommunication, really no one’s fault.
Ok, it was malpractice. We will settle this case out of court.
We don't have to make any hospital inpatient staff get patient permission to do a DNR. We can make anyone a DNR whenever we want.
None of the staff work for us. We don't do healthcare.
Only time will tell, but surely #2 is what they want- because it will cost less. #4 has been alleged by the defendants in their response to the charges. #3 was already determined by the state medical board equivalent in Wisconsin:
The Department of Safety and Professional Services, wrote on December 5, 2022, that the Wisconsin DNR statute “does not apply to physicians operating in a hospital, non-emergency room setting such as the one in question.”
What’s at stake? The morally bankrupt defendants continue to deny any and all culpability.
It Gets Worse
Now they’re seeking to dismiss this landmark lawsuit, Scott Schara v. Ascension Health et al (2023CV000345), and halt their efforts altogether.
What You Can Do
Will join Scott this Friday, July 14th, in this righteous fight for justice?
Help us pack the courthouse in-person—or watch online from home as we stand up in this mission-critical moment.
This Friday at 10:00 a.m. CST
The defendant’s motion to dismiss will be heard in Appleton, WI, before Circuit Court Judge Mark J. McGinnis. This hearing is open to the public. We are all invited to join Scott and his family. We need to show our support, and be a firsthand witness to a turning point in our movement.
The Schara family will be gathering in front of the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. CST to greet supporters and pray together before entering the hearing. Here are the details:
Date & Time
Friday, July 14th
9:00 a.m.: Gathering of supporters outside the courthouse
10:00 a.m.: Motion to Dismiss Hearing
Location
Branch 1, Government Center Courtroom 1
Government Center
320 S Walnut Street
Appleton, WI 54911
Feel free to bring signs for the portion of the gathering outside of the courthouse; they are not allowed inside the courthouse, or during the hearing. Audio and video recording is also prohibited. The media may be allowed to record, but must make an advance request in writing for media access to the Clerk of Courts.
Comments from Scott
“The essence of the defense’s motion is to make this case about malpractice, in order to limit liability. . . but this case is much larger than malpractice. It is first about the lack of informed consent (a battery) leading to malpractice, which led to Grace’s wrongful death. If we would have had informed consent, medical negligence would not have taken place, and Grace would be with us today. Therefore, the basis of their motion isn’t valid.”
Stand united and join in on this pivotal moment for the future of medical freedom, AND help to amplify our voices in the media
Press
Please reach out directly to Andrew for Scott’s media availability as he continues to comment on this landmark lawsuit, and provide context around their mission to save lives.
Andrew Lohse
Founder & Principal
overtonandassociates.com
(908) 334-6924
1 West Street, New York, NY 10004
What I Really Think
I think the stairs in front of the courtroom will be packed and so will the courtroom. I think an unbelievable amount of people will watch this case online, to see if they can keep killing people in the hospital.
And yes, the killing protocols are still happening… so stay out of the hospital and be sure you have a Medical Directive AND conversation with your trusted power of attorney ~ to be sure that YOUR wishes are followed.
And be sure you have a backup person to make your decisions, maybe your lawyer… just in case the person you chose is too distracted by an inheritance, cannot withstand pressure from the doctors, or doesn't have the ability to critically think. Unfortunately, these things have happened.
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