
Quoting
John Paul
The lawyer is the lawyer that handled her estate case. He went to a medical malpractice lawyer the best in North Carolina, they had 5 other MD's look at her medical files and they stated that she recieved substandard care from her primary physican. They said the reason they would not take the case is b/c the type of cancer she had she would only have a 20% chance of living. What I do not understand is that they stated yes the doctor failed to diagnose the cancer but since she would not have lived anyway they dont want to take the case. My point is she didnt even get that 20% chance to fight because of the doctors error. She had galbladder surgery a month before she died and had a CBC done which they state was normal,she also had two done at her doctors office which they said where normal, how could this be if she had a blood cancer to begin with. How can I not have a case or at least a statement that the medical board wants to hear I know that it takes extensive amounts of paperwork and time for a malpractice lawsuit. She was never diagnosed with the cancer until we had an autopsy done. A good example of how much she was going to the doctor we had almost 4000 dollars in doctor bills etc to pay on for her estate.