The Green Assassin-The Rejection Process begins June 1st, (the bullseye) was the day of the lowest levels of Anti-Rejection Drugs in Pam's Body, leaving her exposed to rejection by her new donor cells. This dangerous day also coincided with major known increases in ALT liver enzymes indicating liver damage from Tylenol was underway. In addition, June 1st also saw Pam's new immune system developing agressive potential by producing an ANC infection fighting cell count of 5133. A level of 2000 is considered low normal. Pam far exceeded this level by over 2 1/2 times. On this date she had almost no rejection protection due to Prograf eliminated by Esgic. Therefore she had three harmful conditions coming together to create extreme harm that necessitated other treatment that eventually led to her death. She had the liver damage from the Tylenol overdosing. She had no anti rejection drugs to protect her from rejection because Baylor had allowed Esgic to eliminate them, and she had an immune system attacking her because it was unhindered by proper medication. The immune system attacked her liver, the organ weakened by the Tylenol damage Baylor had allowed through negligent overdosing of that dangerous drug. All three of these situations were brought together to harm Pam through the failures of Baylor. They are the three Baylor Assassins. Baylor was not watching for the negative interactions that were known possible with Esgic, nor were they administering Tylenol in a safe and supervised manner. Baylor kept Pam on Tylenol until her ALT liver enzymes reached a level almost 24 times the midline normal level of 30.5. This continued use of Tylenol caused additional liver injury to Pam, even though Baylor had for many days access to the the tests that clearly proved Pam was suffering liver injury, even as the hospital continued excessive use of the all time liver destroying drug. Why they couldn't see what they did, I will never know.
