Posted by:
elderolddog
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Date: March 12, 2015 12:14PM
It's 3/12/2015, and 9:10 a.m. PST right now and I just found this FB post that says it was put up 14 hours ago:
https://www.facebook.com/kally.heslop?fref=ts"Brittany is now in Buenos Aires in a U.S. based hospital. We are praying she will be able to receive the medical care she needs at this hospital. Her parents, Terry and Nicole are on their way to Los Angeles to obtain expedited passports in the morning. Hopefully they will be on a flight to Buenos Aires by tomorrow afternoon.
"Terry and Nicole will be with Brittany until she is strong enough to travel home. We don't know how long this will be.
"Thank you for your love and support of Brittany and her family. We are all grateful and ask for continued prayers in their behalf."
22 hours earlier from now, 8 hours before the above FB post, a go*fund*me link was put up, with the purpose of helping to fund the journey of the sister missionary's parents to be by her side in Argentina, so the family apparently had less than a day's notice that the missionary was in medical distress.
Those of you who know a few things about LDS missions will recognize that pattern.
The likelihood, and I'm totally speculating... is that when she first became ill, the mission nurse Rx'd some amoxicillen and her companion had the elders give her a blessing. Everyone's confidence in ghawd's protection was high, and the Sister probably didn't alert her family that she was in any distress. Then the situation worsened and the MP gave her a blessing and the sister was grateful and said she felt better and everyone prepared to ring up another victory for the priesthood...
But she slipped into delirium and it scared the shit out of her companion and finally she was seen by a doctor, put in a local hospital, and then sent on to Buenos Aires when her condition continued to deteriorate. But all along the way, she kept getting blessings...
Then they finally called her parents, but she died before they could get there...
Pure speculation on my part, but it's based on previously observed behavior.