“To those who wished him death, I am sorry that his views and opinions hurt you.
I prayed that he would come out of there with a new perspective and a greater appreciation for life.
Sorry, Jessica Wallace took the floor to announce the death of her husband, Caleb Wallace, a Texan deeply anti-mask and anti-vaccine against Covid-19, who died of the coronavirus on Saturday.
This 30-year-old man, who was preparing to be a dad for the fourth time, had felt symptoms of Covid on July 26, his wife told the Guardian.
He then refused to be tested or to go to the hospital.
Vitamin C, aspirin, ivermectin - the antiparasitic drug that some present as a reliable remedy, contraindicated by most of the scientific community -… Caleb Wallace tried several alternatives, to no avail.
Active member of the “San Angelo Freedom Defenders”
Involved in the protests against wearing masks and against anti-Covid restrictions, Caleb Wallace helped organize the Freedom Rally in San Angelo on July 4, in which protesters held up anti-barrier signs in the name of freedom.
He was also one of the leaders of a group dedicated to these ideas, called "The Defenders of Freedom of San Angelo".
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The young thirty-something was admitted to the emergency room three weeks later.
On August 8, he was breathing, unconscious, through an artificial respirator.
"Caleb passed away peacefully," wrote Jessica Wallace.
“He will live forever in our hearts and minds.
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