Last Updated on January 1, 2025
DALLAS, TX — A Texas children’s hospital is refusing to both treat and discharge a young boy in dire need of a new, unvaccinated kidney, despite the fact that he has a matching and qualified donor standing by ready and willing to donate her own kidney – the boy’s mother.
Exclusive audio and phone call recordings obtained by National File confirm that Doctors at Medical City Hospital in Dallas refused to disclose the Covid vaccination status of the deceased donor of a previous kidney doctors attempted to transplant. That transplant attempt failed catastrophically, ending with rapid clotting taking over large portions of the boy’s body, nearly killing him.
Medical City Hospital’s refusal to perform the transplant with the willing donor on hand, and to send the boy home for outpatient care resulted in the young teenager being held captive in a hospital bed for several months at the end of 2024, where he still resides.
EXCLUSIVE 🚨 MEDICAL TYRANNY in TEXAS!
Dallas Hospital Refuses to Discharge Young Boy Seeking Non-Vaccinated Kidney Donor Despite Mother Offering to Give Her Own Kidney to Him
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The Highlights
- Samuel has been on home dialysis for seven years, since 2017 while he waits for a new kidney
Medical City Hospital has been unwilling to discharge Samuel since October – 102 days.
- After an attempted kidney transplant failed during Covid – causing massive clotting – Doctors at a Dallas area hospital are refusing to confirm for the patient whether the donated kidney came from a Covid vaccinated patient.
- Dr. Quan at Medical City Hospital is refusing to do what is necessary to move the boy to another hospital in the Dallas metroplex for a standard kidney dialysis needed to keep the boy alive.
- “The COVID vaccination has nothing to do with it.”
- Despite the availability of a matching and qualified donor – the boy’s own mother – Medical City Hospital refuses to initiate the process to complete the transplant.
- Desperate to get rid of the “problem patient,” the hospital has decided Sam’s family needs to move six hours away to receive daily dialysis treatment – a service widely available all over the Dallas Metroplex.
- Doctors at Medical City Hospital reported Sam’s mother to Child Protective Services for refusing to give her child powerful SSRIs, which they classified as medical neglect.
- Cook’s threatened to report me to CPS if I did not do the hospitalizations Cook’s Hospital required -both times, I complied and we were trapped in their hospital at their mercy for the care they deemed necessary.
- CPS ruled out medical neglect of mom Rachelle who refused to administer SSRIs to her child as she worked for years to get her son Sam a kidney.
- The doctor in question makes money in addition to his hospital job referring patients for in-home dialysis.
- Sam’s doctors twice turned Sam’s mother Rachelle in to Child Protective Services. Both of those reports returned zero findings of neglect from Sam’s parents.
- Dr. Quan forced the full slate of CDC-recommended vaccinations on Samuel against his and his mother’s will in 2019 in order to qualify him for a transplant.
- After his forced vaccinations, Samuel started displaying symptoms consistent with Autism. He was finally diagnosed with autism in 2022.
HOSPITALS TAKING HOSTAGES
Rachelle’s son, Samuel, has been stuck in Medical City Hospital for months, since Sept 21 of last year, over 102 days and counting.
In an exclusive interview with National File, the boy’s mother, Rachelle King, detailed a decade of what she characterizes as complete medical incompetence, potentially rising to the level of malfeasance, and even outright self-dealing and blatant conflict of interests.
National File has spent nearly a month conducting a thorough review of medical files, emails, recorded phone calls, and documentation confirming Rachelle’s claims.
Desperate to find a solution and a kidney for her young son Sam, who has been in the process of trying to get a new kidney for nearly a decade now, Rachelle reached out to mothers who had previously had to fight with their hospital to get an unvaccinated kidney for a child.
One of those mothers was Chrissy Hicks, whose daughter Yulia Grace went globally viral after National File broke the exclusive story of Duke University Hospital refusing to perform a transplant unless Yulia caved in and injected the Pfizer or Moderna BioWeapons into her veins.
Thankfully, as a result of our reporting, Yulia was able to find her kidney, as well as a hospital that would perform the procedure.
Rachelle’s hope is that by speaking out, she, too, will be able to find a hospital that will perform the transplant of her own kidney to her son Samuel.
Rachelle, who has refrained from speaking out for years for fear of retribution, is finally speaking out because she wants to expose the various injustices she has witnessed firsthand and have confirmed are happening to multiple families with kids in the nephrology department.
In the course of advocating for her son Samuel, Rachelle tells National File she is worried about being seen as a difficult parent and about that potentially harming the patient – her son Samuel.
“I just wanted Samuel to get the care he needed- now that they won’t even offer that,” she told National File.
Rachelle, who has long refrained from speaking out due to fears of retribution, is now breaking her silence. She wants to shed light on the serious injustices she has witnessed within the nephrology department, not only affecting her own family but also others with children facing similar challenges.
Rachelle believes that many families have been subjected to the same oppressive and misguided medical practices, with decisions driven by bureaucratic protocols rather than individual patient care.
A COVID-VAXXED KIDNEY IS NO KIDNEY AT ALL
Samuel is 16. He and his mother Rachelle have been fighting to get a new kidney for Sam for almost a decade.
Sam was on track to receive a kidney in 2019, but doctors capriciously decided not to allow Sam a transplant because of flip comments made when Sam was 10 and 11 years old.
In 2019, Medical City Hospital and Dr. Quan forced a full slate of CDC-required vaccinations on Samuel against his and his mother’s will in order to qualify for a transplant.
Samuel started displaying immense lack of trust in the medical field as well as Autism symptoms that caused extreme rigid thinking about issues, and was later diagnosed as autistic in 2022.
Then in 2020, COVID struck, slamming the breaks on Sam and his mother’s efforts to get him a new kidney.
Finally, in 2023, as the Covid regime’s response was in full swing, and after years of work to get to the point where he was ready for a transplant, and six years of home dialysis, Sam’s name was at the top of the list.
Rachelle repeatedly inquired as to the vaccination status of the sadly deceased kidney donor, but doctors refused to disclose the vaccination status of the donor.
Unfortunately, that transplant failed catastrophically.
On receiving the new kidney, the circulatory system in Sam’s leg was attacked by aggressive clotting, beginning in the donor kidney, and travelling down into his extremities, resulting in thrombosis, and even more the growing clots in his leg – something Sam had never before experienced.
There was no other clotting in Sam’s system, separate from the new donor kidney.
After the failed transplant, doctors at Medical City attempted to blame Samuel’s health for the clotting, alleging that he had elevated levels of clotting factor present in his system.
Rachelle demanded that Samuel be tested for that clotting factor in order to show that the sudden and rapid clotting in Sam’s leg was not a result of his own physiology.
The clear implication was that the clotting was related to factors present in the newly donated kidney.
Doctors at Medical City remain adamantly opposed to exploring the question of whether the kidney caused the clotting.
Sam’s mother Rachelle has never stopped trying continued to ascertain the vaccination status of the kidney donor.
The official cause of that kidney’s failure was listed as “graft thrombosis.”
Doctors elevated the so-called “patient’s rights” of a deceased kidney donor above the rights of the living recipient of the kidney, according to Sam’s mother.
A NEW KIDNEY DONOR – MOM
Doctors had previously denied allowing Sam’s father to donate his kidney – a decision Rachelle didn’t much agree with.
Sam’s father had offered to donate his kidney freely for his son.
As the family’s sole breadwinner, the family’s decision was to assume the small amount of risk for Samuel’s father to donate his kidney, and reduce potential risk to Rachelle, Rachelle told National File.
From day one, Rachelle had offered to donate her kidney for her son Samuel.
The doctors’ refusal to disclose the vaccination status of the 2023 kidney donor led Rachelle to renew her offer her own kidney for Sam.
“I offered my kidney for Samuel from the get go because he needed a kidney, and I knew I wasn’t vaccinated. I found out I was a match, and I was told by his nephrologist by my donating to Samuel, it would increase the odds of a successful transplant since I am his mother, and that his body would be less likely to reject my kidney.”
The process to be accepted for the transplant program is not simple. It is involved.
Rachelle went through the approval process to become a kidney donor twice, and was approved as a match initially.
After she was approved, doctors isolated Samuel from his mother to perform a psychological examination on the boy.
The psychological team sequestered young Samuel, then 11-years-old, in a room by himself, and barred Rachelle from being with him.
The doctor then interviewed Samuel, and her report indicated that the 11-year-old was now rejecting the idea of a transplant, and rejecting the idea of taking medications required post-transplant. No other adults were privy to that conversation. In effect, one person decided Sam would not be allowed to receive his mother’s kidney.
As a result, doctors at Medical City decided to refuse to perform a transplant of Rachelle’s kidney to Samuel.
Because the doctors at Medical City allowed the decisions to hinge on an 11-year-old, Samuel and Rachelle were forced to fight through several more years of red tape to get to the point where doctors would be willing to perform the transplant.
After fighting through red tape for years, Rachelle was on track for approval to donate her kidney a second time.
Rather than giving Samuel his mother’s kidney after he was approved by the committee, Dr. Quan decided he wanted to use a kidney from a stranger, whose kidney would be more susceptible for rejection by Samuel’s body.
This is when Dr. Quan and the team at Medical City decided to move forward.
Rachelle’s second application to serve as Samuel’s living donor simply stalled out at this point.
CALLING CPS: SCAPEGOATING THE PATIENT & FAMILY
Twice during the process of trying to get Sam a new kidney, Rachelle was mortified to learn that she had been reported to Child Protective Services (CPS) by doctors who were supposed to be helping her son Sam get care for his kidney condition.
Rachelle provided receipts proving that neglect was never an issue. 
The first time CPS was called because Dr. Quan wanted Sam to take Zoloft, a powerful pharmaceutical classified as an SSRI.
Rachelle opposed the idea of Sam taking such powerful drugs for obvious reasons.
Indeed, even prior to Dr. Quan recommending Zoloft for Sam, the FDA had issued warnings about the dangers involved with SSRIs.
The FDA itself issued a warning to physicians, noting in particular the “increased risk of suicidality (suicidal thinking and behavior) in children and adolescents being treated” with SSRI, including Zoloft.
Physicians have managed to find reasons to delay or prevent Sam receiving a transplant every step of the way, according to Rachelle.
But that’s not only according to Rachelle – it is according to Sam’s own doctors.
Eventually, the doctors resorted to every available excuse, resulting in yet more delays. 
Below is an email between Rachelle and Psychiatrist Dr Stevie Puckett at Children’s Dallas Hospital.
Dr. Stevie Puckett’s own words describe the situation: “Essentially I wanted Samuel to be seen for individual therapy at Children’s and have been working my way down the list of options but it seems there are barriers at every turn.”
In the email, Dr. Puckett confirms that Samuel is on a waitlist for the nephrology department at Children’s.
Dr. Pucket’s email seems to corroborate Rachelle’s claims that the only barrier to Sam’s receiving a transplant is the seemingly unending web of doctors inventing reasons why Sam could not move forward with a transplant.
A Mother’s Decade-Long Battle Against the “DFW Medical Mafia”
For over a decade, Dallas mother Rachelle Suzanne has fought a relentless battle, not only for her son Samuel’s life but for her right to make his healthcare decisions as Sam’s mother.
Suzanne alleges systemic neglect, coercion, and abuse of power by the healthcare bureaucracy she refers to as the “Medical Mafia of Dallas-Fort Worth”.
She claims that these entities have repeatedly weaponized Child Protective Services (CPS) to enforce compliance with questionable medical directives, leaving her feeling powerless and betrayed by a system meant to protect her family.
Samuel, now in dire need of a kidney transplant, has been confined to hospitals since 2014. What began as a misdiagnosed urinary tract infection has spiraled into years of medical interventions and prolonged institutionalization.
As of 2024, Samuel remains in Medical City Children’s Hospital in Dallas under constant surveillance,
Medical City has suddenly decided to wash their hands of Samuel and aim to send him to a hospital located over six hours away, despite the clear availability of dialysis and capable medical institutions in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
This decision by Medical City and Dr. Quan will leave Rachelle and Samuel to drive 315 miles one way three times a week for outpatient dialysis services.
To Rachelle’s disbelief, the hospital has even refused to allow her to donate her own kidney to her son, further deepening her frustration and fueling allegations of medical kidnapping and medical tyranny.
A History of Coercion and CPS Threats
Around 2015-2016 , Rachelle took Samuel to Cook Children’s Hospital after alarming lab results were flagged by his doctor. Follow-up tests showed no immediate health crisis, but Dr. Willis insisted on hospitalization.
When Rachelle hesitated, citing the corrected results, she was handed an “Against Medical Advice” form and warned that CPS would be contacted if she refused admission. Fearing a CPS investigation for medical neglect, Rachelle reluctantly complied. During Samuel’s five-day hospital stay, he underwent unnecessary procedures and medications.
The family was billed $1,400 for the hospitalization, and Rachelle’s appeal was denied based on a retroactive claim by a staff physician that the stay had been “necessary.” This incident left Rachelle emotionally drained and distrustful of the medical system.
Later, in October 2017, Rachelle faced another CPS threat when she requested a second opinion regarding major dialysis-related surgeries. Despite stable lab results, Dr. Willis demanded Samuel’s admission.
When Rachelle tried to leave, staff warned her they would contact CPS, claiming they couldn’t “let him go off a cliff.” Upon further questioning, they admitted the urgency was speculative, yet they insisted on keeping Samuel inpatient. Fearing further CPS involvement, Rachelle complied, but the episode deepened her disillusionment with a system that seemed intent on undermining her authority as a parent.
Between 2022 and 2024, CPS involvement escalated further. In one instance, Rachelle was given a one month deadline by Dr. Albert Quan to secure psychotropic medications for Samuel, allegedly required for transplant compliance. Struggling with insurance limitations, Rachelle was reported to CPS by a nurse.
Although the investigation was dropped, the experience left her shaken. Later, in 2024, Rachelle chose a G-tube placement for Samuel after consulting with specialists, contrary to Dr. Quan’s recommendation to replace his PD catheter first or simultaneously.
Upon notifying the hospital of her decision, CPS was called again, alleging medical neglect.
While no charges resulted from the investigation, the repeated threats and accusations have eroded Samuel and Rachelle’s trust in the medical system, leaving her (them) feeling cornered and unsupported.
Systemic Failures in the Medical System
For Rachelle, these experiences are not isolated incidents but part of a larger pattern of systemic failure. She describes a healthcare system that often prioritizes rigid protocols and institutional control over individualized care and collaboration with families. Hospitals’ frequent use of CPS as a compliance tool has undermined her autonomy as a parent, compounding her emotional and financial burdens.
The broader medical system, Rachelle argues, is plagued by poor communication, fragmented coordination among specialists, and a lack of critical thinking. Frequent staff turnover, disjointed collaboration between healthcare providers, and rigid adherence to protocols leave families like hers to navigate complex medical decisions alone.
Despite systemic flaws being acknowledged in some CPS investigations, Rachelle has received little accountability or support from the institutions involved.
Barriers to Discharge and the Ongoing Battle
Samuel’s confinement at Medical City Children’s Hospital has been prolonged by a lack of outpatient options. According to Rachelle, no pediatric hemodialysis facilities within a three-hour radius are willing to accept him, citing understaffing and overcapacity, and sometimes not giving any reason at all other than “no”.
A previous dispute with another hospital, Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort Worth, from 2017 has further limited their options. Local outpatient centers, including DaVita and Fresenius, are licensed only for adult care, despite conflicting information from staff.
Without viable alternatives, Samuel remains effectively trapped in the hospital, his discharge tied to improbable criteria and bureaucratic hurdles.
Rachelle fears that, without systemic changes or relocation, her son could face being displaced for up to 15 months, an outcome she describes as both unjust and avoidable.
“We are being forced to completely uproot our lives and start over, with no clear support systems in place, for at least the next 15 months—until my son turns 18. Once that happens, he will lose his current dialysis status, which helps keep him at the top of the transplant list, should we find an unvaccinated deceased donor. Additionally, I’ll need to save my kidney for his adult transplant, which will be far more competitive as pediatric patients are prioritized. All of this means we will lose the community, medical care, and educational support systems I have worked for years to establish for Samuel,” Rachelle told National File.
Vaccination Concerns and the Role of Dr. Quan
Compounding her frustrations, Rachelle points to questionable medical decisions surrounding Samuel’s care. She believes his autism diagnosis may have been influenced by mandatory vaccinations required by the CDC schedule. Additionally, Dr. Quan ordered an adult dose of the Hepatitis B vaccine despite Samuel having already completed the series. The justification—that dialysis filtered the vaccine’s effects—did little to assuage the family’s concerns about potential harm. These decisions, coupled with threats of CPS involvement, left the family feeling coerced into actions against their conscience.
Rachelle also points to Dr. Quan’s role in exacerbating their struggles, citing accountability issues, poor communication, and bullying tactics. His delayed responses to critical issues, combined with unclear justifications for medical decisions, have undermined her & Samuel’s trust in his care.
