A Culture of Death: “Deprogramming With Grace’s Dad”
The father of Grace Schara believes she was deliberately killed while hospitalized for COVID in October 2021
Scott Schara is the father of Grace Schara, who, at 19 years old, contracted COVID. Scott believes she was deliberately killed while hospitalized in October 2021.
Our conversation with Scott is not only about his daughter Grace’s incredibly tragic and moving death. Scott has deeply researched and become a world expert on the depth to which the culture of death has invaded America and the American medical system.
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Scott describes his daughter Grace as a “high functioning” young woman with Down syndrome who loved life and had a strong sense of humor and a love of God. She was the youngest of several children and had a special place in the hearts of her family. Grace excelled at several activities, including hunting, fishing, playing the violin, lawn care, and mastering her schoolwork, which included, for instance, learning the 50 states and capitals of the US and the countries and capitals of the world.
Grace’s father, Scott Schara, has become a nationally recognized commentator on the global euthanasia agenda and the dangers of incentivized healthcare.
Scott is on a mission to spotlight the crimes of the American medical system, including the new data that documents deaths caused by the medical system through malpractice or alleged intent are now the # 1 cause of death in America.
Scott has shared his insights, research, and personal stories through hundreds of television, radio, and podcast appearances. Also, he hosts his show, “Deprogramming With Grace’s Dad,” which can be found on Rumble and all major podcast platforms.
Scott Schara’s landmark lawsuit in the murder of his daughter Grace, Scott Schara v. Ascension Health et al, is underway in Wisconsin Circuit Court. Readers can learn more about Grace, Scott Schara’s research, and the expanding use of euthanasia in the US and worldwide at the website: https://ouramazinggrace.net/
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Rebecca Charles also lost her daughter, Danielle, in the hospital and asked that I share her story here. Danielle's mother, Rebecca reported that "Danielle worked at Sunrise Assisted Living for 10 years as a volunteer in the dining room. Danielle also worked by Kids by the Bunch in Glen Cove, CW Post with professor Feeley helping prepare paper packets to hand out."
Rebecca said later regarding her hospitalization "Special needs children are supposed to be treated kindly. But this never happened!"
Danielle was hospitalized Friday August 27th, 2021. She spent 40 painful and lonely days in the hospital, with her mother frequently denied access to her daughter and on many sedatives, a ventilator, and Remdesivir. The father and family of Grace Schara and the mother of Danielle tell stories that have been common since COVID began. We are a poorer country for losing these and all the other precious and loved human beings who are no longer with us,
https://deathbyhospitalprotocol.com/the-tragic-story-of-rebeccas-daughter/
Lots of people were deliberately killed while hospitalized for C0VID. I know of two who were possibly killed in Cincinnati in late 2020: one was 69, and had serious medical issues. The other was her son; he was in his 40s and was obese with diabetes. Both were put on a ventilator and subsequently died. The former may or may not have survived C0VID; I think the latter would have survived with ivermectin.
https://aapsonline.org/bidens-bounty-on-your-life-hospitals-incentive-payments-for-covid-19/
A word of wisdom for the future: if you or a loved one ends up with C0VID or C0VID pneumonia, go to a small hospital, NOT one of the big chains. This is the advice of a nurse I know, as well as personal experience.