What about an intentional injury with the intent to cause permanent damage??? I was told that I had a benign vocal cyst and woke up from surgery being told that there was no surgery and that nothing was done but all of a sudden I had diminished pitch and range and was running fevers and spitting blood for about 3 months and was refused imaging from the emergency department to my primary care physician for almost 4 months and when they finally decided to give me a ct scan and mri, it still showed profuse swelling and inflammation in my pharyngeal mucosal soft tissues. I have tried to schedule with other local ears nose and throat doctors and they are refusing to see me claiming to not be qualified in voice disorders but I know that is because they don't want to get involved in what's going on. According to all the research I have been doing since this happened points to a superior laryngeal nerve injury which is a paralysis of the cricothyroid muscle, the muscles which control vocal range and pitch. I cannot sing anymore or make explosive sounds and this injury is most common in cervical spine and thyroidectomy surgeries so it should not have been a risk factor in my microlaryngoscopy. I know I was set up because when I requested my medical records from this doctor it said that my initial complaints were strain and decreased pitch. I only had strain in loud environments but I never said that I had decreased pitch but now all of a sudden I do. I'm only 28 years old and this is severely affecting my quality of life. I know it's not an intubation vocal injury either because my speaking voice is just fine but I cannot go up in my range and pitch now which points to a paralysis of the cricothyroid muscles which he most likely injured bilaterally. I cannot find any doctor willing to help me and I'm suffering in silence. What do I do????? Please help!
6:02 "Don't purse a malpractice case without counsel".. well I guess medical records saw me coming, no wonder the secretary was thrilled to tell me how much hospital rules had changed when it comes to release of medical records. I walked in their office and gave them everything they needed, little did I know I've just helped them out in their defense against me. so I'm fu#!
Thank you for sharing. I feel real sick now.
What about an intentional injury with the intent to cause permanent damage??? I was told that I had a benign vocal cyst and woke up from surgery being told that there was no surgery and that nothing was done but all of a sudden I had diminished pitch and range and was running fevers and spitting blood for about 3 months and was refused imaging from the emergency department to my primary care physician for almost 4 months and when they finally decided to give me a ct scan and mri, it still showed profuse swelling and inflammation in my pharyngeal mucosal soft tissues. I have tried to schedule with other local ears nose and throat doctors and they are refusing to see me claiming to not be qualified in voice disorders but I know that is because they don't want to get involved in what's going on. According to all the research I have been doing since this happened points to a superior laryngeal nerve injury which is a paralysis of the cricothyroid muscle, the muscles which control vocal range and pitch. I cannot sing anymore or make explosive sounds and this injury is most common in cervical spine and thyroidectomy surgeries so it should not have been a risk factor in my microlaryngoscopy. I know I was set up because when I requested my medical records from this doctor it said that my initial complaints were strain and decreased pitch. I only had strain in loud environments but I never said that I had decreased pitch but now all of a sudden I do. I'm only 28 years old and this is severely affecting my quality of life. I know it's not an intubation vocal injury either because my speaking voice is just fine but I cannot go up in my range and pitch now which points to a paralysis of the cricothyroid muscles which he most likely injured bilaterally. I cannot find any doctor willing to help me and I'm suffering in silence. What do I do????? Please help!
Does death as a result of malpractice (assuming it is malpractice and not a mistake) count as "serios injury.
Sometimes
How about mal practice implants
6:02 "Don't purse a malpractice case without counsel".. well I guess medical records saw me coming, no wonder the secretary was thrilled to tell me how much hospital rules had changed when it comes to release of medical records. I walked in their office and gave them everything they needed, little did I know I've just helped them out in their defense against me. so I'm fu#!
@M M she tried to keep her lawsuit in her Purse