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toddwv

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11. $75,000?

Reply to Nevilledog (Original post)

Sun Apr 16, 2023, 10:39 PM

Apr 2023

She chose surgery and, on July 26, 2021, the doctor performed surgery to remove her uterus, remove both of her ovaries and fallopian tubes, and tissue and lymph nodes in her abdomen, the lawsuit says.

She should get A LOT more than 75k.

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She had invasive surgery after Idaho Dr. Ryan Cole (AFD) misdiagnosed her. Now she's suing. [View all] Nevilledog Apr 2023 OP

Made me look into AFD. Yoiks. Simone Gold is one of the leading chacters ... marble falls Apr 2023 #1

They're monsters. I think Simone Gold lost her license (she's a Jan 6th convict) Nevilledog Apr 2023 #2

After reading her wiki page, I clicked her website. My virus protection went off code red. marble falls Apr 2023 #3

Not surprising. Nevilledog Apr 2023 #4

Interesting. Sadly, I think the oncologist has learned a lesson as well. Raven123 Apr 2023 #5

It can go both ways Tree Lady Apr 2023 #13

Good job by the surgeon who checked the biopsy his/herself Raven123 Apr 2023 #16

That could have been me. I was scheduled for surgery in ID last week, had it Maru Kitteh Apr 2023 #6

I'm glad it wasn't and hope you're healing fast! Nevilledog Apr 2023 #9

Oh my. MontanaMama Apr 2023 #14

"American Greed" had an ep about a doctor who diagnosed people with scary stuff just to make $$ BlueWaveNeverEnd Apr 2023 #7

Sometimes it seems like it's all a con game bucolic_frolic Apr 2023 #8

I wonder if the surgeon who performed the ill-advised surgery could sue the pathologist as well.. ? TeamProg Apr 2023 #10

Doubt it. My guess is the suit would be tossed as the patient was the person harmed Raven123 Apr 2023 #17

$75,000? toddwv Apr 2023 #11

Practicing physicians moniss Apr 2023 #12

Unsolicited advice to anyone receiving a diagnosis of a "rare and aggressive" cancer - Ms. Toad Apr 2023 #15

Thanks for the excellent advice Raven123 Apr 2023 #18