She'll be back in 15 minutes, the doctors said. He never saw his wife alive again 

It was a plan. They knew what they were doing by waiting, then ti say the crap they said. They knew she needed attention

My heartfelt love and condolences to Judge Hatchett, Kira's husband and children.😢🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💌 No judgement here but knowing what I know, personally we would have been outta there after hour number 1. I wonder if that was her primary gyn dr or an on call? This should have made mainstream news. We have to do better as a people bc if we do not we can no longer legitimately classify as a civilization.

It wouldn’t surprise me if the reason they waited that long 7 hours they was hoping something would happen to her. To wait that long to provide medical attention to this young woman that needed their medical attention is beyond neglect it’s criminal. A number of Black people have told me how they have been neglected by doctors. Some had gone to the ER seeking medical care and was sent home by the ER because they said nothing was wrong and died or appendix ruptured and had to go back in for an emergency surgery.I have personally witnessed some of these unfortunate incidents. It is really sad.

@@Its882 thank you...only we know what we mean when it comes to our people. Many just ponder

@@aquastar5314 Tell her again. They always wanna act surprised like they don’t know wtf is going on. If she really cared all she had to do was look up statistics. Talking about don’t be ridiculous. The only one being ridiculous is the one dumb enough to believe that things like this don’t happen on purpose. It may be hard for her Lily white life to believe because she doesn’t have to worry about it.

Thank you Shar, hope this information helps others, how do you call a code is it something in your room or is it a device near your bed or do you have to ask the staff for a code? Wasn’t really clear on that, any additional information is appreciated

Thanks so much!

YESSSS👏🏻 everyone MUST know this... invaluable information - Thank you for sharing this 🙏🏻

Yes indeed!!!!!!

@@alisarumrum2062 you can either step in the hall/go to the nurses station and tell any staff member you would like to call a “Rapid Response” NOW, or pick up the hospital phone in the patient’s room and dial “0” and tell it to the operator.

basically black women need to go back to homebirths and midwives.

How do you know the difference between normal bleeding after birth vs abnormal bleeding?

​@@sari9191 The fundus is massaged and if any clots form that prevents the uterus from what is said to "clamp" down. So if a women is having continual clots expressed, then she maybe hemorrhaging, someone needs to intervene immediately!

@@sari9191 blood in urine, soaking a pad with blood in the span of 2 hours or less, having blood clots roughly a golf ball in size are a few

I thank you for being a midwife. I had all my three pregnancies with Midwifes. I had my last one delivered at home because all the birthing centers I had my two previous ones had closed in California. I don't like hospitals or doctors but I loved each and every one of my midwifes.

The family should sue the hospital for medical negligence.

​@@notimetodienttd1115 💯🎯

Me as well. This is one of many situations that we deal with on a daily basis, and are told to "just get over it" along with the tragedy of slavery. But never forget the Holocoust.

7 hours

It's clearly a one sided story and all the idiots believe this guy. He gave her an anti-clotting pill that he told her it was vitamins to speed recovery. He body stopped clotting and she bled out internally. His motivation was to get rid of the nagging wife while enriching himself with a medical malpractice lawsuit. Look at how he has the whole video layout to CONvince you idiots.

Also, very sadly, many hysterectomies and cesarean sections are simply not necessary. They are viewed very casually, not only by the medical profession, but even by our culture at large. Life-saving surgeries that when done when not truly indicated put women's lives at unnecessary risk.

Fortunately, you lived to tell about it, thus to inform others

Thank Goodness you are here to tell your story- Not listening to Black women is one of the Biggest tragedies in the Health Care Community when it comes to the symptoms and pains that Black women endure- there needs to be changes, advocates, I myself almost died after giving birth 40 years ago lost 7 pints of blood and 8 ozs of plasma and this was 1982, when technology wasn’t as advanced as it is now, I was definitely protected by the Grace of God and thank you for your testimony ❤️

I’m getting worked up for my procedure soon, but I didn’t know a “simple hysterectomy” could bring this on. I will be paying more attention. Thank you 4 this post. God Bless

​@@JayDee2short Get a second opinion. Make sure you have a vaginal ultrasound. I don't know your age but have you had your hormone levels checked. Surgeons make a lot of money doing hysterectomies. And yes they describe it as a simple procedure but it is a serious surgery.

@Lala Lady VK• Thank you! i

@@reginaeiland3604 1

I MIGHT BE WRONG BUT SOMETHING TELL ME SHES LOOKING DOWN ON THEM EVERY DAY

Story

Oh she is!!

Am African my mom almost bleed to death and that's in Africa but she was saved .that's was 1985 can't believe that's such cases still exist in developed worlds .

This wasn’t ages ago and still happens for African American women. I remember hearing a story like this during Covid Lockdown.

@Melissa Fraser I think her mother survived (I hope) ...she said *"almost* died".

It’s Cedar Sinai in LA. Horrible hospital for people of color. I’ve been there. Treat you like crap.

Racism

That’s unacceptable! Do doctors go through any kind of training to overcome biases? It also happens with the elderly and obese demographic.

@Shania Van der Halen I WHOLEHEARTEDLY DISAGREE WITH YOU as someone who has PERSONALLY EXPERIENCED PRECISELY ⬆️⬆️ what she wrote ⬆️ and I PERSONALLY KNOW OTHERS who’ve SUFFERED THE SAME 😢 So, she’s NOT Deterring anyone from seeking medical 🏥 care, but simply making them Aware they they may not receive what they seek or what physicians TOOK Oaths to provide to patients. From: me, my grandfather, my 6 week old son, my brother, my cousin (whom my Grandmother suspected was buried alive years ago) & numerous others. Doctor told me my baby “needed no painkiller because babies don’t feel pain” which is a blatant lie from slavery when they performed surgery on Blacks/Slaves particularly women WITHOUT ANESTHESIA!!!! Those racist beliefs taught at home are an undertone for racist behaviors resulting in Malpractice!

If these doctors are bias against black people then they should not treat them. This is why black people need their own hospitals. Don’t get me wrong, but it should be a hospital that accepts doctors that are not bias towards black patients and their main goal is to give these blacks patients the best care they have to offer. I am sorry that this happened to this young family when it didn’t have to happen

I remember when Serena Williams had to DEMAND to be assessed after she gave birth; as she basically was telling the medical staff that there was "something wrong" with her! 😌 And she was Right.

​@Shania Van der Halen she speaks facts we are definitely treated different

Sued yes but all fired, this make no kind of since what so ever, 7 hours after giving birth.

Just think - if he had of remained single and was not out trying to make babies - he would not have this issue.

God sees and hear all things. His will,. Will be done. Non of us can't get away anyrhing. God is the judge of all things. Let His will be done. God is a just God. Take all things in prayer to him.

@Boston Tea Party pain and love make people human. If you can't experience either one, you can't even begin to comprehend what others are going through. The purpose of life isn't to avoid all suffering (if that were the case then you should never step outside of your house or go on the internet) the point is to work through the suffering and come out stronger in the end.

​@@bostonteaparty3926What are you on about? His morals? He was in a committed relationship, not out there horndogging any woman to cross his path. You wouldn't be here if someone hadn't made you.

@@bostonteaparty3926 better be glad it didn't happen to your mom. People are unbelievable

US is like 23rd in infant mortality.

As an Empath I definitely feel your intense passion 😢 However, sadly most likely those cowardly, Heatherns don’t believe in God and feel that they are God based on evil acts committed without accountability 😢

Sorry for loss 😢

@@portiaparker1669 you're not you wouldn't speak negative comments about anyone if you were empathetic.

Way to make it weird, go blow your sky daddy in rivaled, you loon

@@portiaparker1669 I am Empath, as well and you are so correct.

Yet a AA couple chose home birth and they took away their baby claiming the babe has jaundice... i dont how AA make it among those..... spawns, yall brave

It’s my first time hearing this devastating story but I am certain that had they known that her mother -in-law was Judge Hatchett, they wouldn’t have done it. They definitely must be sued.

This sounds racist. A racist doesn’t always come with attitudes. They can be passive aggressive.

​@Hillie Duvalier What are you trying to say?

​@Portia Parker It shouldn't matter WHO the family is.. ALL moms should be given the best & safest possible birthing experience!

How can we prevent that from happening?

@@Chantalhewins we can’t always predict or prevent things. I know the staff recognized what was happening and acted immediately but she sadly didn’t make it.

😢😢❤, 🙏🏿

This what hateful negligence and so preventable. It hurts my heart how they treated this young healthy woman. I hope they sue the pants off this hospital!

Same. My grandmother during childbirth with my mother

Both sons and dad. It is hard to hear of someone so close. ❤

Denounce this satanic ritual and separate yourself from it prayerfully

I am so glad you are doing ok what's sad too me is ever sense the pandemic some doctor's and medical professionals have been misdiagnosising more and more patients. It almost seem like they don't care, they are being lazy, not listening to the patients, and not doing a good examination which leads to all these other medical complications down the line it's crazy. Then when they do actually find out what the problem is sometimes it's too late for the patients.

I think black women need our own hospitals

wow he dont need to be practicing

I had eclampsia. She should have had nurses watching her like a hawk. I didnt have great care either. Dont put blind trust into the medical community.

@@queenbee3647 yes they should have been watching her much closer than they did. I miss her every day. I hope you were blessed with a healthy baby.

In Jesus's Name, Amen.

This is very very sad. But you know me and all but 4 of my siblings were born at home. No doctor present jus my grandmother who was a midwife i guess and the four of us was born in the 1940s one in 1951. All at home no doctor. If these doctors would have been doing their job; this beautiful mother wouldn't have passed away. They were not taking proper care of her. It makes me angry.

With the help of God all things are possible. Keep the father and two boys in prayer. God be with them.

Thanks will watch tonight

What episode??

@@emoneyreid1161 “If not now, when?” Is the episode.

@@Kee2life thank you :)

@@emoneyreid1161 you’re welcome 💫✨

It Is just AWFUL, GOD GOT YOU and Your Family, Prayers to YALL from LOUISIANA, 🙌🙏

as blood bank tech, its sad. Emergency release is there for a reason!

Cause she was black

the graveyards tell a grimmer story. (mom+ baby, baby, mom, mom,baby) 🇺🇸this is 4th world. THE UN flagged the USA even in 2023. and instead of fixing the issue; they blame the states .. to deal with medical racism. Mississippi has the highest mortality rate.. because it has the largest black population.. that why Rihanna did not have her baby here.

Me too. It’s awful. What’s suppose to be the one of the best days these drs turned it into a nightmare.

Yes, definitely murder and MALPRACTICE 😢😢😢

My prayer us that they suffer like this family had to suffer. They hate black women. Some so call doctors are straight demons. They worship the death of others, some have no human soul.

Is

@@jimkimpimdimhim Very true that was then and it still is.

U r right. So many are so stressed out, overworked and underpaid cos corporate interests want to make as much profit as possible...

Well who is us and what are they supposed to look like? It would seem that you must be speaking about race in this unbelievably uneducated comment. You need to be extremely grateful for the medical care provided by all races. Most citizens of the United States would not receive healthcare if not for the many physicians from other countries practicing here. If our healthcare depended on physicians that graduated from medical schools in the United States there would be so many millions of people that had never been to a doctors appointment. So many deaths from illnesses that are easily treated with a prescription if there was a doctor to diagnose and treat. The color of ones skin does not determine one’s ability to provide healthcare to people of all races. The comment about your pain being as real as the next persons. I’m not certain what is meant by that or if you actually think that it’s believed that pain of one race is somehow different than pain of another race.

​@@kimberlysterling3883There's nothing uneducated about the previous comment made by Nurse Jackie. She is well aware of the current situation in medical care & the growing issues of racism within our nation's health care system. As a former Nursing Manager with decades of experience & a daughter who is currently a PGY4 MD. resident in ENT Head-Neck Surgery. There is a serious lack of Black/Latino physicians representing their communities which unfortunately translates to those Black/Latino patients not receiving the same medical care or attention given to others. These are fact based concerns, not opinions. It's also been proven that increasing the number of medical professionals who share the same racial/ethnic background improves health care access & medical outcomes for those within medically underserved communities. There's absolutely no reason for this country to have such disparities in health care based on race, particularly involving women's reproductive health. Despite spending the most money for health care, the USA ranks last overall compare with Australia, Canada, Germany, The Netherlands, New Zealand & the United Kingdom. That's not acceptable.

Dude as soon as I read the name of that hospital I KNEW IT WAS A DEATH Trap that's where ALL celebrities, social media influencers with BIG CASH go when there is a problem SMH that hospital has the worst reputation for deaths they only care about RICH & FAMOUS or worse SHE WAS SACRIFICED BY HER MOTHER IN LAW they are a satanic hospital freemasonry

I’m sorry that your daughter endured that and although I have no experiences with Cedar Sinai; I have had a bad experience at a Virginia maternity ward. These places are doing what they’ve been taught that it’s okay, acceptable, and devoid of accountability; to not only be racist but crank it up to discriminatory towards melanated African-Americans. Discrimination occurs when racism is put into action, without action it’s simply in their minds. I also had to get out of Character at a NJ Hospital when my husband and I were in order for them to do my Cesearean Section following 16 hours of labor, etc.

This is about the air of today's society, NO ONE IN MEDICAL is Ina hurry, don't understand "STAT". Please it is happening to EVERYONE. The medicalcare in the U.S. has become like a 3rd world country due to work ethics, under staffing and people who are NOT listening to doctors or patients. Our medical needs to wake up and step up.

I had started to hemorrhage during my first pregnancy. I went to the ER but was sent home "To Let Nature Take Its Course". I was admitted to the hospital three days later. A doctor (not my doctor or one affiliated with his group) entered my room and did a pelvic exam on me (I had not yet miscarried). He then took me into an exam room and basically did a D&C on me without benefit of anesthesia. He actually threw the fetus on the table right next to me. When he finished butchering me he told me to go shower. I woke up soaking wet being put into my hospital bed after passing out. I didn't sue him or the hospital because I would have had to sue my OBGYN too. My doctor was a wonderful doctor who had done nothing wrong. Long and short of it is this Maniac caused me to endure lifelong female problems that in turn caused me to become Barren. I had to have a complete hysterectomy at 28 years of age. I'm White . . . and they destroyed my life, hopes and dreams too. I hope your daughter is doing better. GOD BLESS HER.

Those hospital's are NOT for everyone.

Im glad you made it through, such a terrifying thing to read.

Did you sue the bitch

Caucasian women have complications and get treated horribly too. I just think the entire medical community needs a good cleaning out. Too many bad doctors and nurses with bad attitudes.

Yes!!!

I'm so sorry for your loss. I didn't even realize women could face life threatening complications months after birth.

So sorry for your loss ❤ praying for you strength and your family. All of these ppl will have to answer one day.

Why did he die ALONE??

@@stephaniepiazzese2602 I'm going to guess because it was in 2020. They wouldn't let additional people in the hospital. I was in the hospital all alone in 2020 with family waiting in the car for hours!!!

@dawn roberts I’m deeply sorry for the pain one caused you. My prayer is that God comfort you. I can’t imagine losing my husband let alone not being able to say goodbye. To find out that he was taken away in such manner is alarmingly scary. I hope that you will share your story and tell about the cover up. Your story can help others. Again, I’m sorry and sending you a virtual hug. Keep trusting the process! ❤

That's what I had with 3 of my 5 vaginal deliveries. My last baby however, was the complete opposite. I had placenta previa with her. It was bad. Very scary. I was hospitalized for 4 months until i gave birth at the 28week mark. Thankfully all went well. But they were prepared for anything and everything. The operating room was full of nurses and 2 anesthesiologists, My main obgyn Dr and a specialist along with the NICU staff. The morning of my surgery, I had a major bleed... It's like someone turned on the water faucet only it was blood.. pouring out of me. I hang just hung up the phone with my mom who said a prayer for me. I went to lay back in the bed and felt the hot blood coming out.. fast too. The nurses drilled in my head that if anytime ever happened while I'm alone or whatever to pull on this one cord on the wall.. It actually disconnects, i did so quickly, that i knocked the tray table over that had the phone on it. Happened at 6:45am. My c section was supposed to have taken place at 10am. I was going to be awake and my friend with me. It didn't work like that. Once I pulled that cord lights were flashing and a alarm was going off and next thing i knew every nurse and dr was in my room. They cut my PJ pants off me, and it just all happened so fast. I'll never forget a nurse who held my hand and prayed with me as the Dr was checking down there and she held it all the way to the OR...I was screaming cuz 1 of my biggest fears is to be put to sleep.. For fear I might not wake up. But i did. First the I asked was about my baby, she was fine. Healthy 4lbs on the dot. Pink, beautiful, my next question was, so I'm alive? lol. Then I feel back asleep but was woken up when they pushed on my stomach in recovery.. My friend was there.. But i was so drugged but i felt that pain that I screamed out. My baby is not a baby no more. She's a beautiful, healthy 20yr old. With a 4 going to be a 5yr old son come July. It's so sad this story.. Breaks my heart. Me oldest just found out she's pregnant with her 3rd baby. She's 8 weeks. She's been spotting, and it scared her.. Son she went in for labs to have her HCG levels tested, they were all in range still. Then they did a ultrasound discovering she has a subchorionic hemorrhage. Which the Dr said that she's got to have pelvic rest at least until her 12 week. So I'm praying that everything works out in her favor if the Lord is willing. I'm glad you are still with us. With my 3rd it was so bad, that I had to have a surgery that they said typically takes 2 hours or so but it took almost 6. I'm thinking we both had the same.. Where you lay on a table, flat and you can't move, you got to be very still with one leg bent and the other straight. Then the surgeon goes in the bikini line area, makes an incision and with the help of microscope and a tv to guide him to see what he's doing, trying to cauterize all the veins and vessels in my uterus that was causing me to bleed out. I had to receive 2 pints of blood that day. I woke up to the voice of my dad.. They had called him cuz he was my emergency contact. He lived 3hrs away.. it was bad. But I survived. Thanks to God and them Drs. Wish she would've survived too. With all the technology we have today.. She would've survived had they only done their dam job. Even i know blood in her catheter bag is a sign of her bleeding out. The shaking, that cold feeling.. It only takes 20 minutes to bleed out fully. So so sad and heartbreaking. Does anyone know if the husband sued for malpractice? I seriously hope so.