Case 3
More Garlic
You decide to stick with the garlic, and stop going to your follow up doctor's appointments. If you're going to be dismissed like that, you might as well be dealing with ICE officers, you think to yourself.
You pick up a shift to start working in the kitchen,hoping it will help the monotony of detention go faster. You think about what will happen if you are deported to Puebla.
After a few months, though, you start to have extreme pain in your hands and feet, and your vision starts to become blurry. You visit the doctor again, and she tells you that you're starting to see complications from your diabetes. She inspects your feet, and finds a large ulcer on the bottom of your foot that you hadn't seemed to notice. She tells you that if you keep going down this path, you are likely to die soon.
A week later, you end up in the hospital again with extreme dehydration. Only this time, you go into a coma, and you don't come out.
Time of death: 4:44pm.