«Elle disait que c’était juste une grippe, qu’il n’y avait pas plus de morts cette année. Elle a changé d’idée à l’hôpital», regrette son mari.
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A Drummondville woman who refused to be vaccinated died from COVID-19 on Saturday. On her deathbed, she wanted to warn all those who thought like her and who denounced the measures.
“It took five days and she suffered true martyrdom. She was in pain all over and had difficulty breathing, "says her younger sister, Monic Beaudoin.
However, Gisèle Beaudoin had moved away from her family in recent months, gradually falling into a conspiratorial spiral, according to her sister.
“She would get up at 4 am to watch all the videos of these people and send them to us on Facebook,” she says. At one point, I had to tell her husband to respect my opinion"
Monic Beaudoin can hardly believe that, on the day of her sister's death, tens of thousands of people stormed the streets of Montreal to demonstrate against sanitation measures.
But according to her, the deceased could also very well have been one of the number, she who had refused the vaccine which would undoubtedly have saved her life.
To respect her last wishes, her husband will finally be vaccinated soon.
"She said it was just the flu, that there were no more deaths this year. She changed her mind at the hospital.
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