I lost my cousin, and it still feels like a dream I can’t wake up from. He was only 20 years old. A Beaumont United High School graduate, Class of 2024. A good kid — respectful, humble, smart, and full of life. As soon as he graduated, he went straight to college in Arlington, chasing his future. He was just one week away from finishing. One week away from everything he’d worked so hard for.

He went to the emergency room because he had COVID. They ran tests, kept him for a week, and then released him. We thought he was getting better. We thought the worst was behind us. But a week later, he collapsed in his dorm room. His friends called the ambulance and rushed him back to the same hospital.

That’s when they told us he had blood clots in his lungs. I still can’t understand how they didn’t catch that the first time. How something so deadly could be overlooked. How a hospital could send a 20-year-old home with something that serious inside him.

He was scared. Nervous. Confused. They told him he needed surgery, and he signed papers without fully understanding what was happening to him. They moved him to another facility without telling us first — before we could be there, before we could ask questions, before we could hold his hand and let him know he wasn’t alone.

And now he’s gone.

My heart is shattered beyond words. I can’t rest. My family can’t rest. Not until we understand what really happened to him. His death was so abrupt and so unforeseen. It would have been different if he had an ongoing illness or if we had known something was slowly getting worse. But the way everything happened — so quickly, so unexpectedly — it doesn’t sit right with us. Something about this isn’t adding up, and our hearts won’t settle until we find answers.

Now we’re asking for help — anything you can give — to help us lay him to rest with the love and dignity he deserves. A son, a brother, a nephew, a cousin. A young man with the brightest future ahead of him, taken from us far too soon.

And beyond helping with burial costs, if any family or friends want to stand with us as we try to right this wrong and get to the truth of what happened, your support would mean the world. We want justice, clarity, and peace for him. Please keep my family in your prayers. Any assistance, any love, any shared strength — it is all appreciated more than we can ever express. If you wana Cash App the family $Tiffwat11