USA First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff

Dear First Lady Cecilia Abbott,
Angelina was very talented and had a smile that would light up the room. Angelina worked fulltime
at Papa John's pizza for four years, she was also going to school full-time for
cosmetology and microblading. Angelina had been suffering with a lot of pain from being
diagnosed with endometriosis.
August 2019, she had her first surgery for endometriosis. She was doing better for a couple of
months maintaining the pain with ibuprofen, but the pain would come back and was more
intense and she was miserable. In February 2020 she graduated cosmetology school earning
seven certificates and became manager at her job within the same month making it the
happiest time of her life. She was still suffering with so much pain. She went to her Dr. and
was diagnosed again with endometriosis along with polyps. Angelina was a fighter, she still
worked full-time, had her makeup business on the side and was saving up to start her own
microblading business. In August 2020 she had her second surgery but this time the pain
afterwards was far worse. Her Dr. prescribed a month worth of pain pills for the pain but soon
after they ran out, she still was in so much pain. A friend of the family offered Angelina a pain
pill which she was told was Oxycodone and only took half of it.
On October 20, 2020. At 11:25 my phone rang it was the Lewisville Police Department
informing me that my daughter had overdosed and was in the hospital. I was in total shock. I
rushed to the hospital thinking she was going to tell me she was sorry and made a mistake
and only wanted the pain to go away. When I got there, I never imagined seeing Angelina
hooked up to all these machines. She had a heartbeat but could not breathe on her own. I
didn't believe she had overdosed my daughter didn't like drugs or alcohol. I thought she had a
blood clot, and it went to her brain. We sat right by her side for 3 days while the doctors were
running so many tests. All they kept saying was there no brain activity. I refused to believe it
and told them to run more tests! I yelled out “Not my baby”. On 10/22/2020 at 11:59 pm I had
to make the hardest decision in my life, I had to remove her from the life support machine.
Angelina, my only daughter, was gone. I will never get the chance to talk to her again. I will
never get to see her get married or be a grandma to her babies. The whole time I'm thinking it
was a blood clot but the autopsy report and it said she had 0.7 fentanyl in her system and
nothing else. I didn't even know what fentanyl was I had to google it.
My daughter took half a pill thinking it was an oxy when it was pure synthetic fentanyl no oxy
just pure fentanyl. Angelina was poisoned (murdered) by fentanyl from a friend of the family
but no one was charged. The detectives closed my daughter’s case with the drug dealer never
questioned or charged. Angelina didn't deserve to die she didn't want to die! She just wanted
the pain to go away. She made one mistake by trusting the wrong person and it cost her life.
My daughter was only 21 years old she was independent and a hard worker. All she wanted to
do was start her own microblading business, but she never got that chance.
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