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“Due to a shortage of protective clothing and mouth masks, I will no longer be able to join and he will die alone,” Sigrid writes on Twitter.
On Wednesday she was told that she can sit next to his bed for two more hours, she tells RTL Nieuws. “The doctor also had tears in his eyes. They allow limited visits, because they cannot guide visitors continuously. (…) An exception has been made for me because my father has suddenly deteriorated so fast. Last night a man died without anyone with him. Terrible when my father is in for that too. ”
According to Sigrid, there was nothing wrong with her father until last week. “He did all kinds of chores, was always busy.” The virus was not diagnosed until late because he had no “typical” complaints. “He was miserable and had diarrhea. That’s why we found out so late that he had corona. ”
The doctors now think that he will no longer be well. “He’s so weak. I held his hand, that’s all I can do. My father is dying. ”
