DrugBuyers.Com: MWF ISO Medical Malpractice Lawyer

THanks for the url, yawkaw, I will defintely check this out.

I know about the nasty rates of malpractice insurance of OB/GYNs--especially because every doctor WANTS very badly to take care of the mother through the entire pregnancy to ensure the baby is delivered as safely and healthy as possible. The parents are actually suing for cruel mistakes god has brought upon the child while still inside the womb or (much more rarely, I'm sure) some negligence on the behalf of the expecting mother. I would not wager a fraction of a percent on howmany obstretrical malpractice suits are actually brought against guilty doctors.

On the other hand, as what is supposed to be the happiest day of a mother's life turns into a whirlwind of eductional pamphlets and extra release forms and documentation to sign and she still cannot hold her baby, the one that has not left her, nor ceased to kicked, push, slump on her lap when she falls back into a chair, who she has carried to bed with her every night for the past 9 and a half months, I can see that she would not just freak out, but as the days go by, as she leaves the hospitl and her child is stuck there. . .as the weeks go by and she comes to hm for visiting hours, as months and years go by and they still return too frrquently to that hospital: he-for another stay at "Camp Puke," as he's affectionately come to call it, you- for visiting hours only. And this is how it will be for the rest of his life, provided he makes it to 18 or 22, provided he is developmentally capable of ever moving out of the house on his own.

I bear no ill will toawrds enormous settlments for obstetrical malpractice. I believe that the parents of the child. They should win multi-million dollar lawsuits, The child will need an enormous trust fund, the medical bills alone are surely staggering. The child will need, if not a 24-hour homecare specialist, certainly a trained professional to come and work (and play, because so many kids who are ill and isolated never learn how to play!) and a nurse. One of the parents will have to be at home. And I'd call that a 20-year plan, at the least. That is a multi, multi million dollar lawsuit.

As far me, I cannot feel thelast third (the ball of the foot and my toes) of my right foot,, likewise I cannot feel. . .well, it's it's easier to tell you what I CAN feel on the right. I CAN feela stretch of about four inches down the middle of the sole of my left foot. I think this is because my body performed a self-fasciotomy on me. Under ideail circumstances, when the pressure inside the different compartments surrounding the muscle goups that monstrous ( I mean, 3x) swelling and discoloration take place, the diagnosis is a no-brainer and the operation- open up a space in each compartment through which the axcess pressure can be released . I mean, my body did it its self!! How hard could it be? So I am fortunately that this one portain still remains Unlike the rest of my foot, I didn't lose all the muscle there, so I am capable (sprt of--not right now with a big honking bandage from surgery on me. The stinker is that my toes are paralyzed and my foot is deformed.

One way or another, there are definitely grounds for malpractice here. After 4 month the doctors are FINALLY getting honest (have they ever done that with you? Did you know they could? I'm saying that I actually heard one say, "This is going to hurt" instead of some blasted euphemism like "You may feel some pressure," or "There my be minor discomfort."

Naw, I'm just saying they've stopped lying to me about the possibility of my ever "recovering from this," and that (presuming due to to the serious damage I've done to the foot and the fact that that damage limit it's access to blood and the good stuff in blood I still, may, actually lose my foot.

I had dream when I was still in the hospital, or maybe right after I got out, that I was at the store buying smokes. I was digging in my pockets for the cash and all of the sudden my foot come off in my hand. I'm not sure why this would be, since I do not carry my foot in my pocket. It was completely bloodless and I set it onlthe counter.

The clerk freaked out and told me to go, go. I think. "But I haven't paid for my. . . Ahh, whatever.

Seriously, thanks for the link. It will be bookmarked imminently.

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