Official Cause of Death by nannadi
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Comments (5)
Richardphotos
one mistake is too many but when dealing with many variables an unfortunate result can happen sometimes. many people die for very stupid things or lack of knowledge
kimariehere
that is too sad!! sigh... my Dad had Cancer they told him it was over we celebated Christmas and the hmo didnt bother to see him back or check him check him he was gone in a few months..
Bahi
Yes, so sad. And unacceptable. Not in this day and age with the abundent technology available we have at our disposal. My son was also diagnosed with cancer and given no hope without following a painful lengthy treatment program which would only yield a minut percentage of hope. With help of a wonderful organization he was sent overseas for treatment the US hasn't approved. Rapid and near painless therapy now has him in remission and doing wonderfully. Amazing that.. isn't it? But, the therapy provided him was by comparison to what was being offered as a last hope, inexpensive and speedy. Even more sad.. illness is big business.. and bigger profit margins. Excellent shot and sends a message we should all absorb and take a 0 tolerance stand against.
chips7
Doctors and medics are human, so they may err. Staff in hospitals have to perform like workers everywhere else. It's a stressful job, and we should appreciate what they are doing. Still mistakes like this should never happen, and when they do, they should be admitted at once. The problem with the US is that people sue for such incredible sums, thanks to those shark lawyers you have. This medic made an error (although I cannot fathom how they could have used an infected needle). They should have admitted their mistake and been forgiven ten years ago. Of course there should be substantial financial compensation. But hospitals should not worry about culpability. They should be there to heal the sick and not to make money. The tragedy of your son was not that he died because someone was careless, but because the hospital denied their staff made a mistake. These things happen all over the world, including in my country, Belgium. I am ever so sorry and extend my deepest sympathy.
SNOWWHYTEDRAGON
FORGIVE ME PLEASE. ARE YOU SAYING THAT THIS PERSON DIED AS A RESULT FROM AN INFECTION GAINED OR GLEANED FROM THOSE WORKING IN THE MEDICAL FEILD? HOW SAD. AGAIN FORGIVE ME, DID YOU KNOW THIS PERSON? AS WITH CHIPS, I EXPRESS MY HEARTFELT SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY. SNOW.