article_snippet: A 66-year-old man told A 66-year-old man wife that A 66-year-old man feared hospital staff were 'trying to kill A 66-year-old man' a day before hospital staff put A 66-year-old man on a 'do not resuscitate' notice without the consent of A 66-year-old man family, an inquest has heard.
article_snippet: They're trying to kill me". '
article_snippet: The 66-year-old accused medics of playing God with her late husband life after discovering a do not resuscitate (DNR) notice had been placed on her late husband without the consent of the family.
article_snippet: an inquest heard the family, who had recently moved to Norfolk from Deal, Kent, only learned of a do not resuscitate (DNR) notice when The 66-year-old accused medics of playing God with his life after discovering a do not resuscitate (DNR) notice picked up Mr Richardson's death certificate from the hospital four days after Mr Richardson's died.
article_snippet: Asked by assistant coroner David Osborne if The widow had given consent for this, Mr Richardson's said: 'No, nothing at all.'
article_snippet: Mr Richardson's accused medics at James Paget University Hospital of playing God with Mr Richardson's life after discovering a do not resuscitate (DNR) notice had been placed on Mr Richardson's without the consent of his family .
article_snippet: But as they tried to save his life, a colleague checked a colleague notes and pointed out a do not resuscitate (DNR) notice so they stopped these efforts.
highlights_snippet: Mrs Richardson said family had not consented and accused medics of playing God .
  