After 1,400-mile trip, daughter denied visit with Navy veteran dad before he died in Buffalo hospita

[Elderberry]

American Military News by  Dan Herbeck - The Buffalo News  October 25, 2020

After learning her father was in a Buffalo hospital with brain and lung cancer, Sheila Rybar flew 1,400 miles from her home in Fort Worth, Texas, to see him.

She said she arrived in Buffalo on Sunday, Oct. 11, and spent hours the next day filling out paperwork to get a special Covid-19 exemption from the state Health Department, allowing her to make an end-of-life visit with her father without putting herself in quarantine for 14 days.

On the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 13, after obtaining the exemption and getting a Covid-19 test that verified she did not have the virus, she went to see her father at Buffalo General Medical Center.

But hospital officials would not allow her to visit him.

“They looked at my exemption letter from the state and told me several times that I could not see him. They said this was not an end-of-life situation, and I could only see him after going into quarantine,” Rybar told The Buffalo News.

She never did get to see her father. Thomas A. Cuccia, 67, of Fredonia, died the next day, on Oct. 14.

More: https://americanmilitarynews.com/2020/10/after-1400-mile-trip-daughter-denied-visit-with-navy-veteran-dad-before-he-died-in-buffalo-hospital/

[LegalAmerican]

American Military News by  Dan Herbeck - The Buffalo News  October 25, 2020

After learning her father was in a Buffalo hospital with brain and lung cancer, Sheila Rybar flew 1,400 miles from her home in Fort Worth, Texas, to see him.

She said she arrived in Buffalo on Sunday, Oct. 11, and spent hours the next day filling out paperwork to get a special Covid-19 exemption from the state Health Department, allowing her to make an end-of-life visit with her father without putting herself in quarantine for 14 days.

On the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 13, after obtaining the exemption and getting a Covid-19 test that verified she did not have the virus, she went to see her father at Buffalo General Medical Center.

But hospital officials would not allow her to visit him.

“They looked at my exemption letter from the state and told me several times that I could not see him. They said this was not an end-of-life situation, and I could only see him after going into quarantine,” Rybar told The Buffalo News.

She never did get to see her father. Thomas A. Cuccia, 67, of Fredonia, died the next day, on Oct. 14.

More: https://americanmilitarynews.com/2020/10/after-1400-mile-trip-daughter-denied-visit-with-navy-veteran-dad-before-he-died-in-buffalo-hospital/

New York..right?  COUMO.  There was zero reason, not to let her see her father.  COVID free.  She jumped through all the hoops.  Besides, he was dying from cancer, not covid. They were worried she would 'transmit' something? azzholes. Karens & control freaks.

[Gefn]

 
Awful

[Smokin Joe]

May The Almighty reward them as they so richly deserve.

[LegalAmerican]

Awful

Her father still knows, she tired to get there to see him.  We are spirits.

[Smokin Joe]

Her father still knows, she tired to get there to see him.  We are spirits.

She will see him again, someday.
In the meantime she has acquired an abiding distaste for petty bureaucracy and knee jerk nonsense.
If there was even one liberal cell in her body, it has been mugged.

[LegalAmerican]

She will see him again, someday.
In the meantime she has acquired an abiding distaste for petty bureaucracy and knee jerk nonsense.
If there was even one liberal cell in her body, it has been mugged.

We hope.