Nurse whose co-workers failed to give her CPR has workers comp claim denied NBC Los Angeles [Video]

Andrea Morris lived an active life, working as a nurse, running marathons and raising her three children as a single mom.

But all that changed May 14, 2020 when Morris arrived to work at the City of Hope cancer infusion center in Upland.

Court records show she told her supervisor, also a nurse, that she didn’t feel well and worried she might have Covid-19, a constant concern in those early months of the global pandemic.

“She was really worried about her kids and getting it from a patient or another medical professional and then giving it to one of her children,” explained Pam Bertino, Morris’ sister. “A lot of anxiety and stress, just all the time.”

The symptoms that Morris worried were Covid-related turned out to be the first signs of sudden cardiac arrest. 

Nursing supervisor Karen Serna recorded Morris’ medical emergency on her cellphone as she called 911. Both …