The families of a 20-year-old college college student who died after experiencing COVID-19 symptoms are now urging others to take the virus seriously.
A student named Beth Nesbitt was found dead on Oct. 30 at Grace College in Lake Vino, Indiana. After experiencing Covid-19 symptoms for about 10 days and waiting for the result of his examination, October 30 in his dorm room. Statement from his family. His family said the results returned positive after his death.
The third-year psychiatrist from Grand Ledge, Michigan, had asthma and had previously been taken to an emergency room. Doctors determined that Nesbitt may have CO-Covid-19, but it is not a serious case and appears to be recovering.
Cosico County Coroner Anthony Cyrilo on Tuesday revealed the cause of his death was a blood clot, noting that “while Covid played a role in contributing to the death, it was not caused by Covid.”
Her family noted, however, that blood clots “are widely recognized as one of the most common causes of death in COVID-19 patients.” Now they are encouraging others to be “very careful” as the Covid-1 case continues. Increases.
“Please do not assume that young people will not be affected by this virus. Beth was wary. She was wearing a mask. He bridged the gap socially, “the statement said. “We urge you to take this virus seriously.”
“Grace College students, faculty and staff continue to pray for the Nesbit family and mourn the loss of a dear classmate and friend, Bethany Nesbit. “We are also working with the family to honor Bethany’s legacy,” said Bill Katip, president of Grace College, in a statement Tuesday. “She will always be remembered for her cheerful spirit, her love for God and others, and her positive impact on campus.”
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