The family of a Freedom teen who died in October of 2021 plans to file a lawsuit against Ascension, St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, and several of its health care providers.

Grace Scaris family claims that the doctors and nurses

caring for the 19-year-old during a hospitalization

more than a year ago violated her patient's rights

when they listed her as a DNR,

which means do not resuscitate without consent.

They also say she was given a lethal cocktail of drugs that led to her death.

And when family members asked for doctors to step in and save the young woman, they did not.

The family filed paperwork today with the state taking the first step toward a lawsuit

they said will be filed soon.

We not only hope and pray that justice will come for grace, but also for the hundreds of thousands

of lives stolen by this medical tyranny. These crimes against humanity must stop.

They need to be held accountable for their actions.

We have made several attempts to contact Ascension St. Elizabeth Hospital for comment on this matter.

All of those requests have gone unanswered.

Well, joining us now is Grace's father,

Scott Shera. And if you were watching that, we have a lot of people listen on audio, but if you're

watching that, you see that Grace had Downs syndrome. And that is a part of the story. We're going to

talk about Grace's life because I think Downs children and people,

children who are born with any kind of a disease or disability, it really does teach us a lot

about how precious life is.

And I think that's one of the lessons that I've seen from parents who have had this in their family. And so we want to talk about Grace's

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