Guest guest Posted June 8, 2000 Report Share Posted June 8, 2000 I can't believe that they dropped the baby and no one noted it or will admit it - especially when your husband saw the whole thing! This is a scary world we live in. I don't know if I can battle against people like that. I feel so fortunate to have my child - should I spend years fighting?! Tanyia > >Reply-To: Ashermansegroups >To: <Ashermansegroups> >Subject: Re: Re:litigation >Date: Tue, 30 May 2000 09:07:05 -0600 > >Dear and Tanyia and all, > Tanyia it would be wonderful if you could get legal results. It's >fair and right, so I really wish you luck. > , my story is similar to yours in many ways. I did not have a >hysterectomy, but I could only have my one son by birth since my Ashermans >is severe. My experience was like yours in that the doctors and nurses >REALLY stuck together. My son was DROPPED into my abdominal cavity >immediately after he was born by emergency C-section. More docs rushed to >my side, they cut me some more to get him out, I screamed because I could >feel the cutting, they gave me more anesthesia, and my husband was right >there and saw the whole thing. My pelvic region was swollen up like a >black-and-blue basketball after (way under the incision), and every single >resident and nurse that checked me afterwards in my room literally GASPED >when they saw my wounds. There would be whispered discussions, then they'd >come back to me and tell me I was fine. Anyway, of ALL these medical >personell, not ONE noted A THING in writing. They looked my husband and I >IN THE EYE and said it didn't happen. My husband spend an hour looking at >my son's black hair when he was crowning vaginally and just didn't fit out. > Then during the C-section, he said he'll never forget seeing his boy for >a split second, long and pink with a cute little face, then loosing that >vision when the idiots dropped him back inside me. The medical records say >it never happened. I've always wanted a glimpse inside their brains to see >how they rationalize their behavior. Guess it's the basic instinct to >cover your butt at all costs. > Tanyia, your victory will in a way be my victory. YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!! > >Jane > Re:litigation > > >Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 20:05:11 EDT > > > > > >Celest > > >I also went to speak to a law firm after I spent a week in the > > hospital due > > >to my doctors negligence of not removing all the placenta. My OBGYN > > office > > >has four doctors that you alternate with. One of them delivered and > > then > > >another sent me to ER when I went in so sick I could barely stand and > > then > > >yet another performed the emergency DNC. > > >The doctor who performed the DNC came to see the next day and told me > > that > > >he > > >filled an entire bucket of debris and that he thought maybe there was > > a > > >hole > > >in my uterus. Now my question now is how come they did not do an u/s > > to > > >find > > >out. His exact words were " I put the instrument in to pull out debris > > one > > >time and it would stop but then the next time it would just keep > > going. " > > >Anyway when I spoke to the Law firm they told me I did not have a > > case in > > >regard to the retained placenta but if I were told that I could not > > have > > >any > > >more children that would definitely be a case. Has anyone gotten a > > >percentage > > >rate on the chances of getting pregnant with Ashermans? > > > > > > > > > > > > >_______________________________________________________________________ > > > > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at > > http://www.hotmail.com > > > > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2000 Report Share Posted June 8, 2000 Tanyia, I just want to say that I too am scared to think about the trouble this will entail, but have you thought about the trouble the doctors entailed you? Poly Re: Re:litigation >Date: Mon, 29 May 2000 23:56:39 +0300 > >Tanyia, >I wrote to Medical Malpractice Law Email Forum and am just waiting for >their reply as to whether I have a case. I don't know if the laws in Cyprus >are the same as US but am gathering all that I can at the moment. I'll >inform you when I get a reply. > >A high risk OB nurse replied to my email and I am passing on the email to >you in the hope that it will help you. > > " Hello! I saw your post on the med malpractice list. I am a certified high >risk OB nurse with 26 years experience and have been working with attorneys >on malpractice cases for about 2 1/2 years. You might have a case since >you >have damages(no period, multiple D & C's, impaired fertility, etc.) Please >email me back and let me know where you live, as I know attys all around >the >US who I can contact in your behalf. > >Gail Neuman RNC LNC >Perinatal Nurse Associates >14591 Newport Avenue, Suite 102 >Tustin, CA 92780 > > fax > >She couldn't help me coz I am from Cyprus, but I hope that she can help >you. I'm sure she won't mind if you contact her. Let me know the outcome in >any case. > >Love >Poly > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.