Schuman Family History & Genealogy

A photo of Phyllis Fay Schuman: One of her last photos of her cutting down big branches off a tree that needed to be trimmed down. She was always very active with yard work, walking dogs, hiking in the hills, traveling around the world,she was always on the go until her life was stolen.She took such good care of herself with eating extremely healthy and plenty of exercise cause she wanted to live a very long time up to 100 at least. Of all people she could have been the one to make it to 100+ had she never gone to southwest. (the worst hospitals of the world). She would still be here today alive and well had she gone somewhere else cause her problem was very minor and easily treatable with medical staff who would do their work. It is best to go to urgent care or anywhere but southwest health care no matter how minor the problem may be.rancho springs,inland valley, or temecula are all part of southwest There is really only one hospital in the area that is ok as far as I know which is loma linda. Before she went in to this hospital she was fine and had only gone to the hospital once or maybe two times in her lifetime. the sedatives gave her horrible problems. The family had long discussions with the nurses that she could not take these sedative because she had allergic like reactions to them and it was written on her chart and these kind of sedatives were not for people of her age. Actually they are dangerous for everyone. These were given anyway even though she did not ever need a sedative. The very lazy staff did not feel like doing their job so it was easier to knock out patients so they did not have to do anything for their pay.This hospital also gave her a treatable fungal skin infection that was never treated until a good dr at the hemet hospital decided to treat it since it had gone into fungal sepsis, but when she had to come back to southwest they again refused to treat it because of her age and they said that she was dying from a disease that she never ever had. A group of doctors there decided it was not worth it since they did not want to waste medicine on an older person even though this was the medicine that saved her before and she needed to continue it for more than just one day. She was so unbelievably strong that she could have survived it, but not when they made an iv antibiotic her only treatment, That is not something that you want to give to someone who has a fungal sepsis. It would be like giving a woman with a yeast infection a very powerful antibiotics to treat it the only difference is is that yeast infections are not that bad of an infection Those cold hearted killers (the medical staff) just needed her gone. If anyone could have survived that treatment it would have been her but not even the strongest person in the world could have survived that kind of deadly treatment. I am still flaming red hot mad after what they put her thru and it has been right around four years. These very horrible evil monsters have reeked havoc on family/friends of Phyllis and of course Phyllis. They have forever devastated family and friends of this dear lady. I'm sure they will eventually pay for it one day in one way or another.

Postcard rescued from an antique store in Cannon Beach, Oregon, in June 2014. Dated May 31, 1916 and addressed to Mr. & Mrs. F.S. Schuman in Fruitdale, South Dakota.
People in photo include: F. S. Schuman