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Elder-caregivers

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13. I think you are correct about autopsy! An independent one, if you can afford it.

Sun May 15, 2022, 08:29 AM

May 2022

I'm so terribly sorry for all you folks have gone through!

Does the lawyer you plan to use have a solid track record with medical malpractice cases?

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I worked the the legal department of a large medical center wryter2000 May 2022 #1

'Sepsis is viewed as a complex chain of systemic events elleng May 2022 #2

Find a malpractice lawyer and tell them what you know. It likely Hoyt May 2022 #3

I won't be able to collect his Social Security CountAllVotes May 2022 #4

I don't understand the social security part jimfields33 May 2022 #12

That's it CountAllVotes May 2022 #14

Contact an attorney who has won big cases. SheltieLover May 2022 #5

I will contact the one that was supposed to see me May 31st CountAllVotes May 2022 #7

Are there any lawyers in the house? CountAllVotes May 2022 #6

So what exactly caused the sepsis and multi-organ failure? PoindexterOglethorpe May 2022 #8

I had sepsis 2 years ago. They never multigraincracker May 2022 #9