He got better!

[Chainfire]

With a little luck, this man will survive and be displaying his death certificate, on the wall of his study in his new mansion on Panama City Beach. I bet that shyster attorneys all over the country are beating a path to his door.

https://www.mypanhandle.com/news/family-protests-local-hospital-says-staff-wrongfully-declared-loved-one-deceased/

[greymattermom]

1. I'll be that's a legal nightmare.

How do you undo a death certificate?

[LisaL]

4. He doesn't have a death certificate.

[Chainfire]

8. It is a public record

Available to anyone willing to pay the cost of reproduction. His, or his families attorneys will surely see the original.

[FM123]

2. What a horrible thing to put the family through!

“She discovered immediately upon going into his room that they had, without permission, and without notifying her, disconnected him from all life-saving measures,” she said.

[LisaL]

5. If they disconnected him from life support and his heart didn't stop beating,

then he is not brain dead either. Hard to understand what's going on in there, with hospital not giving out any information.

[Chainfire]

10. I suspect that they called Saul who told them to shut the **** up.

[LisaL]

3. There is nothing in the article to indicate he got better.

Or that he is going to survive after all.

[Chainfire]

11. He sure as hell got better than dead!

Try to keep up....

[Clash City Rocker]

6. That's going to be a very interesting lawsuit

[crickets]

7. Thank goodness the mortuary checked (as they do) before zipping him in a bag.

Can you imagine? Also, if he hadn't lost brain function the first time they didn't treat him properly, unhooking him from life support certainly didn't help. What in the world were they thinking? That's unreal. He's only 39, so it's not like they have an age excuse. Sounds like the family needs to sue the doctor/s and/or hospital all the way to the wall for this. Wow.

[Chainfire]

9. Some speculation

This person appears to have been Hispanic, in a very Red area, he may not have had enough insurance to keep him on the clock....

A couple of years ago, in a small town 45 miles from this incident (Blountstown, Fl.) an uninsured woman was tossed out of the ER when she was screaming about chest pain, the had security put her out on the sidewalk where she promptly died of a heart issue. That one did end in an undisclosed settlement and some staff changes.

Around here is is pay to play..... WELCOME TO FLORIDA

[crickets]

12. Wow. It's an awful but inescapable scenario that shines a glaring light on how

affordable health care is a moral issue, and the country is long past due in coming to grips with that.