An 84-year-old man in Florida was fully vaccinated but died of COVID-19. Obituary, But his family said his death was “preventable” and accused those Not vaccinated.
Clark Allen is infected Coronavirus disease His obituary read: “A person who chooses not to be vaccinated and his death is preventable”.
Allen passed away on July 22 and has been fully vaccinated since February. When he pumped oxygen into the lungs due to a COVID-19 diagnosis in the emergency room in Florida, he couldn’t believe it. Washington post Report.
“I told him he was infected with COVID,” one of his daughters told The Post. “The doctor told my father on the first day of hospitalization that he has a one in a million case and needs to go to the emergency room.”
Allen, who suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a breakthrough case of COVID-19-despite being vaccinated, the virus is still developing. He died of the virus in hospice care.
In the obituary, Allen, the father of seven children, was commended for his achievements. As a founding member of the Clinton First Aid and Rescue Team in New Jersey, he is a certified EMT and EMT trainer and a graduate of North Hunterdon Regional High School in New Jersey.
But his family also hopes that “everyone will be vaccinated to prevent further death, illness and heartbreak,” the obituary said.
Allen’s daughter Danielle Allen-Gentile tells Tampa bay times She believes that her father was infected with COVID-19 in an unvaccinated person in Carlisle Palm Beach, an assisted living facility in Lantana, where he has been living since the summer of 2020.
At the time of writing, it is not clear how or when Allen was infected.
Cherie Dupor, a spokesperson for Senior Lifestyle, the company that runs Carlisle Palm Beach, told the Washington Post that assisted living facilities have adopted “enhanced safety and disinfection protocols and strong infection control measures.”
Danielle said of her father’s death: “I tried not to be angry with people who were not vaccinated. It became very difficult. We were all very angry and struggling.”
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