My husband entered TGH on three occasions. the last occasion resulted in his death. I have numerous e-mails complaining that my husband was under nourished (staff did not feed him), he was over medicated, the reason he entered the hospital was never properly treated, he fell in the hospital, I was with my husband for 20 days in the hospital and then the hospital staff moved him to ICU and refused to allow me to continue to stay. My husband aspirated while in the ICU and died. I requested doctors call me. I received NO updates while my husband was in the ICU unless it was a doctor requesting permission for a treatment although I called multiple time per day to speak with him. I was not permitted to speak to my husband when he was moved to the ICU and the nurse told me the phone in the room was not functional. My husband died due to neglect by this hospital's staff. He did not have covid. I did not have covid. If I had been allowed to stay my husband might have lived. Also I believe that the medical records indicate my husband had a bowl blockage. He began vomiting on July 5th. I requested a physical be called and no one showed up until his AFIB condition worsened. He was vomiting a green fluid when I asked for the physician. There are many inaccurate comments in my husband's medical records by some of the physicians on this case. I requested an autopsy but due to them saying he did from a fall the coroner would not preform one. I am told this precludes me from filing a malpractice lawsuit. I find this convenient. I could not afford a private autopsy at the time of his death. I have my husband's medical records. These doctors predetermined my husband had cancer and therefore decided he was going to die. His biopsy was benign. I am very frustrated. I hope you will pursue this case for achieve justice for my husband. I have photos of my husband's condition. After 8 days in this hospital my husband had lost 20 pounds, his dominant hand was atrophied and he was severely dehydrated. Is this standard of care?