– It’s a slap in the face – VG

– I’m sitting here frozen. I can barely move. I can’t believe what I just read, Amanda Kloots tells her more than 600,000 followers on Instagram.

The video is just under five minutes long and was posted to his Instagram story after President Donald Trump posted the following message on Twitter:

“I’m leaving Walter Reed Medical Center at 6.30 pm today. I feel really good! Don’t be afraid of covid. Don’t let it take over your life. We have developed, under the Trump administration, good medicine and knowledge. I feel better than 20 years ago! “

– Wow. He was supposed to be my husband for 95 days. I am still afraid of Covid. This is simply much more than painful. I am with the more than 208,000 American families who have lost someone. But according to Trump, we have only “let” it dominate our lives. Our hearts, write and continue:

– What about all those who have lost their loved ones? Show some style, decency, maybe even a little empathy, Mr. President. Not everyone is so lucky to be in the hospital for just two days. Our own leader makes a comment like this. A decent person wouldn’t do that. It’s a slap in the face.

Trump repeated the message when he first spoke after being released from the hospital:

Lost her husband

On June 6, Kloots lost her husband and actor Nick Cordero, who is sometimes known for the Norwegian hit “Lilyhammer.” She fought for her life for several months after becoming infected with the coronavirus. But she finally had to give up. The couple had their son Elvis (1) together.

– To the more than 208,000 families who have lost someone to this disease. You know how scary it can be. Not everyone is so lucky to be able to leave the hospital after two days. We have seen what this disease can do, so you know what? They were scared. We are, I still am, he says.

– Let it rule your life? Nobody lets life rule. Nick didn’t let it rule his life, it wasn’t a choice. Yet he dominated his life, mine, and our family’s life for 95 days. And because it failed, it will affect my life forever. Even if it survived, it would change our lives forever.

Plus, Kloots says he’s happy that the president appears to be on the mend.

– But you know what? There are many who did not recover. So instead of bragging about how well you did, you can’t say that now that you’ve had this disease you understand how it has affected our country. Support your people!

– This is too sad, too real. It is real to the people who have been through this, it is real to the families, it will be real to Elvis when he really understands what happened to his father. It is something to be afraid of, no one lets it dominate their life. Please say something kind, that can make the people you lead feel that you support and surround us. So that you understand a little what we are going through.

Kloots also says in the video that she is not normally politically involved, but still writes that Joe Biden gets her vote. She also encourages her followers to vote for Biden and Kamala Harris.