"Accidental" Ruled Cause Of Death Of Texas Youth Hockey Coach

[Youth Hockey Info]

Medical Examiner determines cause of death sleeping pills



LAVON, TX. The story that has been pushed incessantly in the media for almost 3 weeks about a youth hockey coach dying from Covid has been determined to be accidental. Sleeping pills have been identified as the catalyst which caused his unfortunate and untimely death.

The wife of former professional hockey player turned youth hockey coach, Tyler Amburgey explained, "his symptoms started out like originally...with him getting like all...normal cold symptoms”. He then started to suffer from nausea, sleeplessness, shortness of breath, fatigue and migraines. By the third day, Aug. 29, his wife said he finally canceled his hockey practice, he took sleeping pills and went to bed at their home in Lavon, Texas, north of Dallas.



Soon after, she found him unresponsive in bed. She called 911 but it was too late

The medical examiner said a sleeping pill Amburgey took combined with the virus to slow his heart until it stopped, his grandfather, Paul Hinds, told the Journal Star in Peoria, Illinois. Amburgey was a former Peoria Rivermen hockey player.

“He told us sleeping pills slow your heart rate, and in combination with COVID-19, which also slows your heart, Tyler’s heart stopped," he said. "We were unaware he had COVID-19. No one knew that when he gathered to see him.”

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[bluedevils_88]

The flu also slows hearbeat. Its so crazy how closely related these viruses are.

[goaliemamma]

I've seen so many different stories about this and they all seem to say that the entire team he coached has covid-19 but i haven't seen anything about the kids at all.