LouAnn Dagen, 66, passed away on Saturday of COVID-19, diabetes and hypertension
LouAnn’s sister, Penny Dagen, discovered 40 heartbreakingof LouAnn asking Alexa assistant on her Amazon Echo Show for help managing her pain in the days leading up to her death. Alexa devices save recordings in order to “improve the accuracy of your interactions with Alexa,” according to Amazon.
According to News 8’s report, LouAnn, 66, had underlying health conditions that made her more susceptible to the virus, including a history of diabetes, hypertension, and a stroke almost 10 years ago. Penny said that she spoke to her sister regularly, but had to tell her that there was nothing she could do to help alleviate her pain.
“They asked me about giving her CPR if her heart stopped and I said, ‘No, she didn’t want that,’” Penny told the outlet. “And then her heart stopped and that was it. A half-hour after they called.”
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