What’s more, Skylar Hall, the mom-to-be, has no income because she has been on strike with other Providence nurses for weeks.
Skylar had been with her husband, Evan Giblin, for four years. She has a baby girl on the way, due in just two weeks. Her life changed when she woke up last Tuesday.
“I woke up, I found him, he wasn’t breathing and he didn’t have a pulse,” she said.
They tried all morning to revive him. Eventually, doctors said it was too late, he had passed overnight.
“He woke up in the middle of the night and he leaned over and gave me a kiss on the cheek. I gave him a kiss on the cheek back and went back to sleep,” Skylar remembered. “That was the last time I saw him alive.”
Skylar and Evan met while working at Providence Medford Medical Center. Evan comes from a family of nurses, all trying to make sense of such a sudden passing.
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