The widow of a man who died after being refused an organ transplant because he had not taken the experimental COVID shots required by many governments has revealed in an interview that she was asked to donate HIS organs.

Meghan Harper, the widow of Garnet Harper, 35, who was denied a kidney transplant he needed to survive and who died in May, reported the horrific circumstances that developed as her husband was dying to interviewer Monique Leal, an independent journalist:

Reports confirmed Garnet was a top candidate for a transplant, with two brothers willing donors. But no doctor or hospital was willing to provide the surgery.

The video report explained, “To add insult to injury trilliumgift contacted his wife, while Garnet was on his death bed, to see if she’d be willing to have HIS organs donated.”

The organization making the request was identified as the Trillium Gift of Life Network of Ontario.

Their representative called Meghan Harper to ask if they could have her husband’s organs eve as he lay on his deathbed.

“They call you while you’re sitting next to your dying loved one and they ask you if they can have his organs,” she said in the interview.

She cited the irony of the request, given that her husband died from not receiving an organ himself.

“He wasn’t good enough to receive organs from them. … I can’t describe the feeling. It makes me sick to my stomach,” she explained.

“I said I’m not going to be participating in this program as long as people like my husband are not eligible to receive organs that are from the Trillium Network.”

She said she explained the circumstances to the network representative.

“She was surprised, and obviously had no idea. I tried to offer her some education about what is going on in our country. … I told her that things need to change, and by the end of the call, she agreed with me. She said, ‘I had no idea’ and she would pass her comments on to her higher-ups,” Meghan said.

A GiveSendGo fundraiser explained it was assembled to help the Harper family cover the costs of a legal action.

It said:

When he consented to begin dialysis, he was mistreated by the doctors and staff over masking rules, resulting in a botched surgery that landed him with a staph infection. After that, he was never the same. His health quickly deteriorated and he became septic, which in turn caused a serious heart problem, a collapsed lung, and temporary paralysis. He was told he was no longer a transplant candidate due to his poor health.

But Garnet was a fighter. Although 5 different doctors told him on different occasions that he should have died from one or more of those health complications, he overcame them all. He was clawing his way back to health. His lung was drained of fluid (4.5 Litres) and re-inflated to 80% capacity. He taught himself to walk again. He was gaining strength day by day. His kidney specialist was impressed by his progress, enough to prepare him for home dialysis.

Garnet was determined to find a way to get himself an organ, to get the treatment that he needed, and without participating in what he called “The Experiment.” He was fighting for his health, to pave the way for others who may not have been so strong.

Instead, he died of a stroke.

Randy Hiller, a former member of Ontario’s provincial parliament, said, “Our governments are and have been engaged in social murder.”

This article was originally published by the WND News Center.

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