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Do I've An Incident

Been the victim of Medical Malpractice or fighting a malpractice suit? Discuss it here.

Do I've An Incident

Postby Britt » Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:12 am

about three years before I'd foot surgery, I was off-work for 2 months. By which I was just recieving 60% of my starting pay and needed to pay 10% of medical expenses. Being fully a solitary wonem it was very difficult for me personally. I dropped my car and got behind on payments. Prior to the surgery I had been working a lot of overtime to remain forward. Following the surgery it had been all I possibly could do to simply create a 40hr. week. the base never was right, it hurt constantly. being frightened togo used it again and possibally being worse I delay taking good care of it but contiued buying greater doctor. Recently I visited a very recomended doctor. Really it had been 2 drs. and had it-done over. They'd put a screw-in which was too large and needed seriously to put one in wherever they did not. there was bone chips and a lot of scarring, they stated it was chaos. Today I am off-work again and spending more doctor. Expenses since it was not completed right the very first time. it held me from performing actions with my loved ones and friends and from operating more hours. Will there be something I may do about that?
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Do I Have A Case

Postby Enno » Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:20 am

"by which I was only receiving 60% of my starting pay and had to pay 10% of medical bills."Really, that makes you better-off that many -- not everyone has short term disability coverage, and not everyone has health-insurance, aside from coverage where they only have to pay 10%."they'd put a screw-in that was too large and needed seriously to put one in where they didn't."Who're "they" -- the last physician(s)?"will there be something I may do about any of it?"You'd have to talk to an area medical negligence lawyer. During regulation includes a breakthrough component to its 2-year statute of limitations, I do not know if your case could be permitted to move forward considering the fact that you'd cause to believe anything went-was wrong quite a long time ago.
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Postby Bresal » Sun Feb 23, 2014 4:30 pm

I did so not understand something was wrong until last may, did not find the correct doctor. Till august. was frightened to possess surgery from then til now simply had it. I did not discover what was happening before new x rays in august. Bulk and scarring was developing round the bone chips left in the base. I suppose it took awhile to discover. I went when it had been acquiring fat.
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Postby Lok » Mon Feb 24, 2014 1:04 pm

"I did so not understand something was wrong until last may, did not find the correct doctor. Till august. ..."opposes:"the base never was right, it hurt constantly. being frightened togo used it again and possibally being worse I delay looking after it..."you nevertheless didn't consult with a physician for three years following a preliminary surgery.Consult a medmal attorney.
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Postby Jervis » Wed Feb 26, 2014 6:00 am

Personally I think really poor for the poeple that do not, but that nevertheless was a lot of cash for me! The last drs. did the mess incorrect. I did not really discover something till about last may when my foot was getting fat and mess started initially to transfer and and stick out. I subsequently visited another doctor. last august. It was not till they got x rays and discovered the mistakes.
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Postby Delwyn » Thu Mar 27, 2014 2:54 pm

It'd seem that it's too late to create an incident based on the Indiana statute of limitations which is 2 years.Secondly, you state:"the base never was right, it hurt constantly. being frightened togo threw it again and possibally being worse I delay looking after it..."It seems more your inability to come back to the physician or seek another view until three years later, despite the fact that it was 'never right' would probably be regarded contibutory negligence.You may examine with a medmal attorney in your state in any event.
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