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Gloria Ramirez Case Study

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I think theory 2 is by most the only story that can explain what was going on with Gloria . There was 31 year old , Gloria Ramirez fighting for her life . A advanced staged cancer. She was has weird blood that has a odor and crystals . Gloris sickness made the nurses collapse unconscious as Gloria dies . 23 Nurses need medical attention. Autopsy did not find many explanation. When Gloria came in the ER she had a garlic smell that no one knew where it was it coming from . She had shiny oily skin and crystals in her blood . As soon as nurses drew blood they just collapsed . People think it 's “Organophosphate poisoning.”Psychologist Melissa sexton does not believe Ramirez’ blood was toxic . Which i disagree with the only way to prove that

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