Negligence

A doctor in Pontiac Michigan left a suture needle in my stomach

Need to speak with someone...in the office with a negligent law due against insurance and my primary Doctor

These postings broke my heart. I was saddened and moved to tears reading the stories of healthy people being abused, battered and negligently killed by people who are suppose to be healers and protectors.

I too have been a victim of this type of abuse following a serious auto accident.

The health industry is a fraud. I call them the "Medical Mob". The insurance companies, hospitals, doctors, lawyers for the injured and judges are all complicit in these crimes.

I think a lot has to do with the fact we are now living in a fascist society. The mother of the young man that died at the hands of the Medic found that out when the funeral home stated the cause of his death was "unknown" and then came another phony reason for his death.

In a fascist society no one know the "real cause of death" in these types of situations.

I'm very ill. I know my days are numbered. However, there is no way I'm going to the Hospital for any kind of care. I will die at home with no medical treatment or medicine rather than put myself in the "care" of my abusers and batterers.

This is a scary time, because no one seems to care. What people don't realize is this could happen to them too.

Although, the postings were sad. It was affirming to know, I'm not alone. The same things that have happened to me are happening to other injured patients.

I pray for this type of abuse to be exposed and that our children and grandchildren will not be in danger of this type of thing to happening to them.

Recently my 83-year old husband was hospitalized for a mild case of pneumonia and a urinary tract infection (UTI). He was hospitalized for nine days. He went into the hospital without any open wounds and returned home with stage two bedsores. The entire hospital visit was nothing but short of missed steps on the part of the nursing staff and the doctors and the facility as a whole. The most devastating was the medical staff kept referring to the bedsores as "this little thing" or "a little thing." How is it that a patient can enter a hospital with no bedsores at al and never having bedsores and come home with stage two bedsores can be considered as a little thing by the people who had the responsibility of keeping the patient safe form all harm.

Additionally, the antibiotics that were supposed to be given for the UTI were only given for two days of the nine day stay. Consequently sending the patient home with a pick line in place for the family to administer the remaining treatment for eight days. Then putting the family in the position of the responsible party to heal the wounds the medical facility created.

Then there were issues of the nursing staff bent too in tuned to the television when in the room with the patient. Another nurse calling the caregiver at home to say there is not Do Not Resuscitate order on file when the medical records state the documents were in the patient's file since 2014. The nurse stated my husband "would" be resuscitated if there was a need. This same nurse admitted to give my husband insulin when it was noted upon arrival at the emergency room my husband had been taken off one of the insulins he had previous taken.

It seemed the one person who knew the most about the patient was being ignored. I even warned that my husband did not stay in bed ever all day but there was a scar on his buttocks from a previous surgery that I was concerned about because he was now lying in bed for so long in this facility.

In the end, my husband got bedsores from the hospital, the nursing staff and doctors were in total disregard for my advice and even rude at times and the hospital bill was still running.

So the letter from the patient representative states: I appreciate your willingness to discuss your concerns with me. I certainly apologize that we did not meet your expectations in the level of care your husband received." Wait a minute, my expectations were of little importance. Aren't you, as a medical facility supposed to follow some protocol in dealing with 83-year-old patients admitted to your facility for pneumonia and a UTI? Hello, is your medical facility supposed to assess the patient to determine if he needs to be monitored and make sure he is turned and cleaned to keep from allowing bedsores or any breakdown in the skin of all patients who cannot turn and or rotate themselves in the bed? Then you decide to monitor my husband after the bedsores are open on his body. Well how wonderful! What about before the skin tissues break down? Did you monitor that? The answer is no. Did you follow any protocol in regard to this patient? The one thing you did do was try to ignore the one person who could have helped to prevent failure. Oh by the way when I was at the hospital each day I fed my husband, I cleaned my husband and changed him to keep him from being in his own urine. But still when I would leave and go home I came in to find him soaked in urine. So again my expectations should not be an issue but the protocol of your facility should.

The staff did not even tell the transport unit that transported my husband home to be careful because this patient has bedsores. They were surprised when I alerted them to the facts in our home. There response was: It would have been nice if they had alerted us to allow us to place the patient as not to cause more problems. Wow!

please can I advise that I have a site that offers basic advice about making a negligence claim

I filed malicious prosecution, negligence, and unfair and deceptive trade practices ... based on a case where I was arrested for felony larceny and never prosecuted. Finally after 7 years the original case was dismissed.

I received an answer from two of the parties in the suit. They state statute of limitations has passed for the negligent cause of action.

I have researched but cannot find if the negligence that occurred from the first case is an admissible charge in my current case. I believe the statute of limitations, since the original case was still pending would be when the original case was dismissed.

Can you provide me with any information or direction where I can research this topic?

How can I gets negligence removed from mr employee record

I would like everyone to know the truth about what happen to my son Jeremy Raymer. He did have a motorcycle wreck. What a lot of people do not know is that he should be alive. Jeremy use to race and knew what to do to protect himself. He tucked his head in because there wasn’t even a nick or scratch to helmet. After the wreck he got up and turned the bike off and walked approximately 200 yards to his great uncles house. Jeremy was complaining he couldn’t breathe and spitting up some blood. The injuries that could be seen where, he had road rash down the right side of his back, a torn calf muscle to his right leg and his right shoulder appeared to be hurting him. When the ambulance arrived, he was talking and got into the back of the ambulance by himself. Telling his wife he was, “So sorry!” the whole time.
I was waiting at the HCMC ER when the doors to the ambulance where opened. I walked around back and looked inside. One of Jeremys legs was folded half way up, laying sideways and the other leg was off the gurney with his foot on the floor. A male paramedic was at his head and looked up at me. I announced I was his mother and he yelled for the doors to be closed. I’m unsure of the time before the doors were opened again but when they unloaded him from the ambulanced he was wrapped up and had been incubated. {Later I learned, the paramedic paralyzed Jeremy so he could intubated him. That’s why he wasn’t moving in the ambulance! If only I had known! If only the paramedic had just waited or taken him into the ER!!!}
It seemed like forever before Dr. Minor finally came into the private room we were placed in and told us that, “He believed he had head trauma and internal injuries. He had stopped breathing in route.” I ask the doctor if the x-rays or scans that they had taken showed anything? His reply was, “We’re just trying to keep him alive!” … Life fight was coming in and taken him to Vanderbilt in Nashville.
As we waited again the police officer who was investigating the accident ask me what happen, he was fine at the scene and when he arrived at the ER and seen Jeremy just lying there with all the activity around him, he was also confused. Even the officer was somewhat baffled at what had happen. {That’s also why the wreck wasn’t listed in the PI for so long.}
Several minutes later we were allowed to see Jeremy before they loaded him into the helicopter. Again he was wrapped and had a tube in his mouth. We all kissed him and told him we were here as they took him away.
Once we arrived at Vanderbilt we were placed in another private room. There is where we found out the truth about what happen to Jeremy. The wreck caused a break to his right shoulder blade; right calf muscle needed stitches and a small tear in his liver that didn’t need any surgery, road rash on right back side and a small bite to his tongue. Every other part of Jeremys body was strong and healthy except for his brain now.
Plainly put Jeremy had brain damage due to being intubated improperly. The paramedic placed the breathing tube into his stomach and cut off his air supply. Which in turn caused his brain to start swelling? Oxygen deprived damage to the brain isn’t like head trauma damage. We couldn’t cut open his skull to relieve the pressure. All the doctors said the motorcycle wreck didn’t do this! It was because of what the paramedic did. He had gone an estimated 15 minutes without oxygen to the brain. That was the time from when the paramedic intubated him until when the doctor noticed the tube in the wrong place by x-ray.
Vanderbilt doctors done everything they could to say Jeremy but the damage was done and the swelling couldn’t be controlled. 7 days after the paramedic cut off Jeremys oxygen supply, Jeremy was pronounced Brain Dead.
Why did the paramedic intubate Jeremy? They said he stopped breathing or/and flat lined. That was a lie! I watched as the tube was removed from my son. His wife and I laid our heads on Jeremys chest and cried. His heart continued to beat. Ten minutes later, I rose up and caressed his face and watched as the color slowly draining from his face. It took over 20 minutes for his heart to stop beating. He was a young strong man, a great father and husband. He was my baby boy.
The paramedic done this to my son and Dr. Minor knew what had happened and also LIED. The HCMC was just trying to cover their ass and hoped the wreck had caused damage to Jeremy. Even Vanderbilt was highly upset with the conduct from HCMC. They told us that the nurse from HCMC stated to them {Vanderbilt} that Jeremy was posturing which was sign off stem damage to the brain. Jeremy was responding to pain, pupils where reactive and he was able to breathe on his on upon arrival to Vanderbilt. Jeremy never showed any signs of posturing. They scanned him from head to pelvic and the only serious damage was to his brain. There was no stem damage to the brain. There was global damage due to oxygen deprived damage only. The motorcycle wreck didn’t cause his death so please recognize this. It was the HCMC Paramedic!
Another thing is that Ridgeway Funeral Home had cause of death to be listed as UNKNOWN for the Paris Post Intelligencer but John at the PI took it upon himself to put the cause of death as motorcycle wreck. Just another person that just doesn’t give a crap about what the family has been going through. Wonder what he will post in the future?

my best friend signifigant other of 16 yrs. was mia for a couple of days. i recieved a text from his room mate of almost 2 yrs,stating to call asap. i did. i was informed that my friend had a stroke. and was at hospital asking for me. when i asked about prior days events, roomate told me thatmy friend was left at home w his friends so called girlfriend.whom i dont really know all that well.and asked her to watch my friend while he went to work.as a result of stroke my friend is paralized on left side ,and he can not function in society if he had to. his thought process is completly wiped out.i pray over time it will get better. the roomate went to work for the day, leaving my friend under the watchful eye of girlfriend.his girlfriend told me that my friend was able to walk when he was under her care . but not calling ems until roomate returned home from work makes me believe that my signifigent others condition could have been avoided if they had gotten medical attention for my friend. i am very angry and feel very stronngly that gross negligence has been commited here. negligence? , i think so!