"I'm not going to get out of here, am I?" Jennell's dad Ron said to her, when he checked into the hospital--mostly just to keep an eye on his wife, Linda, who didn't have C but had other underlying health issues. A week later, both went home to Jesus on the same day: dehydrated and miserable from treatments they'd specifically refused; some of the family verbally abused and evicted from the hospital by healthcare workers; and the hospital (where my own mother-in-law was inpatient that same week) staff kept repeating a theme many families have now heard all over America: "Our hands are tied." (Because captured government agencies have taken control of healthcare.) Jennell shares what she thinks other families should know before they walk through the front door of a hospital.