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Who Is Nerissa Regnier? What Was Nerissa Regnier Cause Of Death? Mom Of 3 Kids Dead, Funeral Obituary Family!: The family of a California woman who died from COVID-19 announced that they’re suing healthcare provider Kaiser Permanente, alleging she was denied a vaccine and refused monoclonal antibody treatment after she was infected.
Nerissa Regnier, a 45-year-old realtor with three children, had multiple sclerosis but was “managing” the disease, said Annee Della Donna, an attorney for the family. When she approached Kaiser about getting vaccinated,
Regnier was told more than half a dozen times in six months that she could not receive the vaccine because it contained a “live virus,” the lawyer alleged. (Not one of the available COVID-19 vaccines contains live viruses.)
Regnier later tested positive for the coronavirus. Hospitalized at a medical center within Kaiser’s network, she was denied monoclonal antibody treatment, Della Donna alleged. Regnier died Dec. 16.
Kaiser officials have declined to comment on Regnier’s case, instead insisting that the company is committed to providing the “highest quality health care appropriate” for each patient.
Nerissa Regnier Death Reason
Della Donna claimed that when hospitalized at a Kaiser county hospital, she was refused immunotherapy therapy. Regnier passed away on December 16th. ‘Once you have a damaged immune system, you need the Corona vaccination,’
Della Donna added. In honor of Kaiser Permanente’s clinicians and caretakers, we express our heartfelt sympathies to Nerissa Regnier’s relatives on the passing of their beloved member. Many more households have been horribly touched by this worldwide epidemic.
