Schara v. Ascension Health: The Tragic Death of Grace Schara
Updated
Grace Schara, a vibrant 19-year-old girl who chose not to receive the experimental COVID-19 jab, was alert and asked to go home from St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Appleton, Wisconsin, on October 13, 2021. Tragically, that didn’t happen. Instead, a few short hours later, at 7:27 pm—after being labeled DNR without consent and denied CPR by hospital staff, who were following government treatment protocols for COVID-19—Grace Shara died. Her tragic death was the result of a lethal combination of drugs that were given to Grace that directly violated the Package Insert Warning for the use of Morphine. On June 2, 2025, after years of waiting, the trial of Schara v. Ascension Health et. al. got underway. The case is the first wrongful death jury trial in the United States for a death listed as COVID-19 on the death certificate. Everyone should be paying attention.
The lawsuit complaint alleges Grace “was killed by negligence and nonconsensual treatment of health care professionals working with or for” Ascension. It states that Grace “did not die from COVID-19 and did not have COVID-19 when she died.”
The series of events leading to Grace’s tragic death are horrific. It began on September 28, 2021. Grace was experiencing what appeared to be COVID-19 symptoms, and she began appropriate doses of Ivermectin. On October 1, her symptoms persisted, so her parents gave her a home COVID test. Grace tested positive. Already following the COVID-19 treatment protocols from America’s Frontline Doctors and FLCCC, her parents had on hand all the necessary essentials to navigate the virus. Nonetheless, a few days later, her father, Scott Schara, shared that Grace was having trouble maintaining her oxygen above 90. With that in mind, her family took her to urgent care, “which led to the emergency room.” Her father explained, adding, “And the emergency room physician recommended that we admit her.”
It is at this moment that Grace’s tragedy begins. Remember, under the government’s dictatorship, the accepted hospital protocol for the treatment of COVID-19 demonized existing alternative treatments like Ivermectin and instead pushed lethal treatments like ventilators and Remdesivir. With Grace’s hospitalization, her father, Scott Schara, and sister, Jessica Schara, were provided the rare opportunity to witness firsthand the frightening and devastating reality that medical murder is one of the leading causes of death in this country. Specifically, the COVID-19 pandemic and the promotion of deadly treatments, coupled with incentivized hospital returns, exposed the nefarious agenda at play at the hands of the government and the deep state.
Indeed, the objective, which is to steal personal sovereignty, was put on full display. A website dedicated to Grace, aptly named Our Amazing Grace, outlines, per Elizabeth Lee Vilet, the tragedy tied to the allocation of care experienced during COVID, to which Grace was an innocent victim. The website states:
“The COVID Protocol hospital physicians must follow, in lockstep across the U.S., appears to be the implementation of the 2009-2010 “Complete Lives System” developed by Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel for rationing medical care for people older than 50.
Dr. Emanuel, who was the senior White House health policy adviser to President Obama and has been advising President Joe Biden about COVID-19, stated in his classic 2009 Lancet paper: “When implemented, the Complete Lives System produces a priority curve on which individuals aged between roughly 15 and 40 years get the most substantial chance, whereas the youngest and oldest people get chances that are attenuated.
Attenuated means rationed, restricted, or denied medical care that commonly leads to premature death.”
Upon Grace’s admission to the hospital, with her first full day there being October 7, her father, Scott—fearful of the current nationwide hospital protocol of not allowing anyone in the room—was assured that he could stay with Grace in her room. So adamant was he to protect his daughter, he told the hospital he would take Grace home if they would not let him stay with her. They agreed, as long as he didn’t leave her room. He described the day as being “very normal” despite Grace’s frustration with the “high flow of air shooting up her nostrils from the cannula.” The next day, October 8, Scott encountered the first real insight into the scheme at play, realizing “there’s something going on here,” after a doctor informed him that within the next two hours, his beloved Grace needed to be put on a ventilator.
Immediately, Scott wanted to know the reasoning behind such an extreme decision. The hospital directive turned out to be based on blood gas numbers from the previous night when Grace was aggravated with the cannula and “wrestling with a BiPAP mask.” The circumstances had resulted in a blood pressure reading of 235/135 mmHg and a heart rate of 150 beats per minute. Knowing her elevated numbers were provoked by the situation the night before, Scott asked the hospital to retake them. They did, and just as he predicted, Grace was fine and did not need a ventilator.
October 9 was another “normal” day, with Grace ordering food from the hospital menu. However, when her food arrived, Scott was swiftly informed that Grace could not eat due to an 85 percent oxygen saturation reading during a recent test. Not convinced of that number, Scott retested Grace with his own oxygen saturation meter, which read 95 percent. The nurse acknowledged that Scott’s reading was correct and hers was not, noting that the “leads get sweaty,” which can result in an incorrect reading.
Incredibly, the next day, October 10, the head nurse, accompanied by an armed guard, entered Grace’s hospital room and ordered Scott to leave, accusing him of turning off Grace’s alarms at night. Scott explained that other nurses had shown him how to do this to help Grace sleep, but his explanation was ignored, and he was escorted out of the hospital. The following day, October 11, once the hospital granted permission, Grace’s sister Jessica took Scott’s place by Grace’s side. On October 12, Grace and Jessica spent the day together, watching movies, Face Timing with Jessica’s sons, and enjoying each other’s company. The following morning, October 13, hospital doctors called Scott and his wife to share how wonderful Grace’s day had been the previous day. Unbeknownst to them, this would be their beloved Grace’s final day.
As previously mentioned, Grace died following a lethal mix of medications allocated in direct violation of the morphine package insert warnings. Even after the fatal dose, Grace could have been saved if the hospital staff had acted. The package insert mandated the availability of a reversal drug, which they failed to administer. Even worse, despite her family’s desperate pleas to save her, the staff cited a doctor’s DNR order as their reason for inaction, while an armed guard stood outside Grace’s room, seemingly to block any intervention.
The medication combination set the stage for Grace’s death, and the refusal to use the reversal drug sealed her fate. The family notes that the motives behind this tragedy remain unclear, known only to God. Still, the evidence the family has gathered certainly aligns with the events that unfolded. You can read about the heartbreaking last eight minutes of Grace’s life here.
Following Grace’s death, Our Amazing Grace explains the family’s conclusions:
“Once the hospital realized they would not convince the family to give the hospital authority to put Grace on an unnecessary ventilator at the doctor’s discretion, it’s probable that Grace was worth more dead than alive; perhaps there were patients, who would better facilitate their goal of profitability, waiting in ER for a COVID bed to open. On the final day of Grace’s life, after the doctor proclaimed how well Grace was doing, he unilaterally labeled Grace as DNR and then a combination of IV sedatives and narcotics were administered over a short timeframe that no one would survive, especially if already in respiratory distress.”
Grace Schara’s legal case is expected to last three weeks. The unique claims in the case include medical battery and a declaratory judgment ruling regarding the DNR and the order for three contraindicated medications—Precedex, Lorazepam, and Morphine. As noted by Health Freedom Summit, Schara v. Ascension Health could shatter the PREP Act’s immunity and set legal precedent for thousands of families who lost loved ones to hospital protocol deaths.
