Black Indiana Physician Who Complained on Social Media About Racist Remedy at Hospital, Dies of COVID-19

By Nancy Carrillo Last updated Dec 27, 2020

A black doctor has died of coronavirus after complaining in a social media post about abuse by hospital staff for being black.

According to CBS News, Dr. Susan Moore, who died December 20 of complications from COVID-19 at an Indiana hospital. She died about two weeks after posting the video on her Facebook page and talking about how she was mistreated by hospital staff.

Moore, a doctor in Indianapolis, died last week at Indiana University Hospital North.

She wrote about her experience in her Facebook post and submitted a voting report.

“Tested positive for COVID-19

“I had to beg to get the remdesivir because Dr. Bannec said my chest x-ray was normal.” I then had to beg for a CT scan of my chest, which I eventually got, showing large mediastinal lymphadenopathy of the right lower lobe in a new left lower lobe infiltrate.

“After two infusions of Remdesivir dr. Bannec said I don’t qualify, I’m not out of breath, he doesn’t know why my neck is sore and he is not comfortable giving me narcotics. I can only cry, I was in so much pain. He said you can just go home now. Remarkably, he didn’t even listen to my lungs, he didn’t touch me in any way. He did not do a physical exam. I told him that you can’t tell me how I was feeling. “

Dr. Carmen Brown posted about her situation on her Twitter account.

We lost another doctor today
About COVID
But this doctor was mistreated. Her symptoms have been ignored, downplayed, and dismissed. She posted a heartbreaking video asking her colleagues to save her …
She called the patient’s lawyer …
She called the chief doctor …