Angela Alvarez
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46 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Angela Alvarez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Oh, it's been months and years.
And that's why.
And you know what was the most helpful for me? My friend is a therapist, and she did, and I'm sorry I forgot the name of it, but you do this.
Thank you. And I did that, and I started with the very beginning of Jeremiah's diagnosis of lung cancer. That's not fair. That's not fair. 27 years old. Just genetics. Genetics. My father's side of the family. It was what we figure. We don't know. Who knows? So I went from the very beginning of his journey going through the treatment. Traumatic.
It was so traumatic.
Until he was in a hospital.
Yeah. Yeah. One foot in front of the other trying to help him. So there's a lot. You know, he ended up ultimately being overdosed in the hospital. I told Susan that he was overdosed with fentanyl and dilated. That's how he died as opposed to lung cancer.
And now it's really sad for me because I have the guilt that I didn't save him or that I didn't notice that they were doing twice the dosage and not removing him.
Right. However, the immunotherapy was just starting. And I know people that was stage four lung cancer today that have beat it from immunotherapy.
He was on Tarsiva. And then, you know, he was managing with a 25 microgram. They put 50 on him.
No, the nurse didn't remove his Dilaudid. He just got an overdose. He had a respiratory arrest. So I went through this whole thing of, do I sue? This is medical malpractice. I'm a court reporter. I know I've done many things. Depositions, many trials. I know. I know lawyers, and they sort of were like, I don't think so. And now I see many more of these now, and it doesn't matter the stage.
At the time, it was, oh, the stage is four. Sorry. Now that's not the case because you can survive, and people are thriving.
Many people survive. Late stages. It's amazing. It's wonderful. I'm really happy to see just in the 10 years since Jeremiah's been gone, what I've seen and seen other people. Yeah, it's beautiful. I'm happy. I'm glad for them.
I can... No. Instagram? I'm on Instagram. Okay. Can they follow you? Yes, please. Okay.
It's aalbarez122.
Right. A. Alvarez.
But I would love to speak with or communicate with people who are in my shoes. We walk this path together. And people have helped me.
When you get into service, you get out of pain just for a little while.
It's so rewarding. It's gratifying. You help someone else. You're not just looking at the pain. You have it right in front of you. Right, Dr. Drew?
But his legacy continues and will help others.
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