We had a med professional make a mistake that almost cost S her life. It was terrifying and she suffered needlessly from it. We had a legal case. Know what we did instead? Demanded change to policy and procedures so it wouldn’t happen again. Person sill works there.
Disparaging words seem to travel faster than good ones. Let’s do the opposite here & help spread the word around about this surgeon’s good name, after all he’s been through #cleardrquarrie @YaleMedhttps://twitter.com/CNN/status/1026390735682248705 …
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I don’t understand why someone would be malicious enough when there wasn’t actually a mistake to try to ruin the career of a good doc. I get satisfaction knowing our situation means others won’t have to go through it. I still harbor anger at that med pro. But I’m not vengeful.
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