In December 2021, Gail Seiler, a healthy, active wife and mother from Plano, Texas, walked into Medical City Plano hospital with COVID pneumonia and an oxygen saturation of 77%. Fifteen days later, her husband Brad literally forced his way past security, stormed the locked ICU, and carried her out — bruised, dehydrated, starving, and covered in feces — because he was convinced the hospital was deliberately killing her.
He was right.
What happened to Gail was not medical misfortune. It was the methodical execution of a nationwide protocol that thousands of families now recognize as the “Hospital Deadly Playbook.” Gail and Brad Seiler are among the rare survivors who lived to tell the story in excruciating detail.
It began like so many others. Gail, already wary of hospitals because of her involvement in the medical-freedom movement, nevertheless trusted that Medical City Plano would treat her fairly — after all, Texas hero Lt. Col. Allen West had received ivermectin and budesonide there only weeks earlier. Instead, she was isolated, denied food and water for twelve days, refused even ice chips for the first seven, forcibly catheterized, and left naked under bright lights so staff could “monitor” her through the window without entering the room.
Her doctor walked in, asked if she was vaccinated, and when she answered no, patted her hand and declared, “I’m sorry, but you’re going to die.” He refused to prescribe ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, or budesonide. He refused to allow her priest to administer last rites unless she first accepted remdesivir — a drug Gail describes as feeling like “fiberglass flowing through my veins.” When a sympathetic pulmonologist finally wrote an order for budesonide nebulizer treatments, the pharmacy “delayed” it, then halved the dose, then substituted albuterol. Every small improvement was met with escalation: higher oxygen, BiPAP torture, sedatives pushed despite her refusal.
Most chilling of all, staff repeatedly listed her as DNR against her clear, daily objections, while telling Brad, “What do you want us to do when she codes?” — implying her death was inevitable and imminent.
By day fourteen, Gail was convinced she would be murdered. Her daughter and Brad, with the help of Senator Bob Hall and attorney Paul Davis, served a cease-and-desist letter citing Texas’s “No Patient Left Alone” law. Police refused to enforce it. On day fifteen, Brad exploited a momentarily unattended door and an open elevator, marched straight into the ICU, and took command of the room. For six hours he stood guard while staff, security, and police circled. Doctors tried to gaslight Gail into staying, claiming Brad could not manage her oxygen at home. She looked them in the eye and said, “I would rather die with my husband trying to save me than be murdered by you.”
They finally handed over a fraudulent Against Medical Advice form that Brad altered on the spot into a hospice transfer — forcing the hospital to provide equipment instead of washing their hands of her. A smirking nurse wheeled Gail not through the main lobby but down the service corridors used for corpses, out the morgue door, while telling Brad, “Mark my words — she’ll be dead tonight.”
She was home by noon. With donated oxygen tanks, prescriptions from Dr. Richard Bartlett, and Brad’s relentless nursing, Gail slowly recovered. Today she breathes with the same lungs the hospital insisted would require transplantation or lifelong ventilation.
The Seilers did not retreat into silence. They co-founded BetrayalProjectUSA.org with eleven other survivors and grieving family members to collect and amplify victim testimonies. Their research has documented over twenty-five nearly identical tactics used across the country: isolation, denial of fluids and nutrition, coerced remdesivir, fabricated DNR status, fraudulent billing, and, in the final hours, heavy sedation without pain or respiratory distress.
Gail and Brad’s story is extraordinary in its happy ending, but the playbook executed against her was routine. An estimated 1.6 million Americans died in hospitals during the pandemic, the vast majority after the same sequence of deliberate deprivation and toxic protocols. Most families still believe their loved ones “died of COVID.” They did not. They were killed for federal bounty money under legal immunity provided by the PREP Act.
As Brad told the nurse who predicted Gail’s death: “If she lives, even God can’t help you.” She lived. And she — along with a growing army of betrayed families — will not stop talking until the architects and executors of this democide are exposed and brought to justice.
The hospitals were never “overwhelmed.” They were weaponized.
And the only thing that ever interrupted the killing protocol was a loved one willing to risk everything to storm the gates.
