Evil Coronavirus Rules That Force Americans To Die Alone Must Never Happen Again
As Elizabeth Reiter was carried on to the ambulance, she waved to her husband and her two boys. They never imagined that it would be for the last time.
By Helen Raleigh
July 6, 2020
Everyone who knew Elizabeth Valerie Reiter describes her as someone who was kind, thoughtful, and always positive. Her husband, Steve, agrees but he also likes to add that Elizabeth was “super cute.†On April 29, Elizabeth was rushed to a local hospital after feeling sick for about seven weeks. As she was carried on to the ambulance, she waved to Steve and their two boys, telling them that she hoped to see them again soon. Steve and the two boys never imagined that was the last time they would see Elizabeth alive.
Steve and Elizabeth first met through online dating. After about a year of courtship, the couple got married on October 13, 2001. In 2004, when they found out that Elizabeth was pregnant with their first son, they also learned that Elizabeth had several health issues, including Lupus, which made Elizabeth’s pregnancy exceedingly difficult. Elizabeth experienced hypertension and had to visit the ER many times throughout the pregnancy. Matthew, their first son, was born nine weeks premature because Elizabeth had a placenta abruption, a serious pregnancy complication in which the placenta detaches from the uterus.
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