i had the mirena put in in 2011 and a month after my doctor said it fell out. found out last week its up in my pelvis and has to be surgically removed

The statute of limitations in Wisconsin for medical malpractice is three years to sue from the date of the occurrence. Failure to file a lawsuit within three years would forever bar your claim. there is an exception to this called the "discovery rule." You would have one year to file a lawsuit from the date you "discovered" a mistake was made, but there is an overall cap of 5 years from the date of the occurrence. From 2011 to 2017, I would say arguably you are well past any statute of limitations or discovery time lines. It is impossible to tell from your post if you even have a viable medical malpractice case. What I can tell you is that even if you were within the statutory time lines, medical  malpractice cases are exceedingly difficult to pursue and win in Wisconsin. 9/10 cases are lost at trial to a defense verdict in favor of the doctors. Plain and simple; juries do not like to find fault against hosptials and doctors. I wrote a blog at our web site last year under personal injury topics that explains the great difficulty of pursuing medical malpractice cases in Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel also did an excellent article on the same topic in either 2015 or 2016 that you can google for your own information. I am sorry to hear you have cervical cancer and my prayers and thoughts are with you for your good health.