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within 5 hrs of me refusing opiodsi was released when i was admitted with bp of 170/60 chest pains exstreme headach and shoulder ache at noon of wed the 13by 5 the got the blood pressure under controlat 10 pm ishmy fiber myalsia in my shoulders and ribs was hurtn alot i was at a 8 in painhowever i was told then the only thing available till the dr came in the morningwas narcam or morphine so i took the meds the nurse administerd and stated again please when this weres off please find out if there is non opiod available.in morning i heard the dr out side my room stating that he thought i was fakingwich really upset me when nurse came in i said i wishtherewas a way for dr s and doubters to feel the pain i go thru any how the dr never cane im my roomthen at 1 i was sent for a stress test that he overseen and told me that it dont hurt just wiggle your toes really really it hurt.then was left to sit in my room with no bathroom till 5pm when a nurse came anda said at 6 i get to leave
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Medical Malpractice cases are exceedingly difficult to pursue and win in Wisconsin. It has practically become non-existent. I wrote a blog about it at our web site and the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel did an excellent article about it last year. This does not sound like a malpractice case. You may have a complaint about the quality of care and service you received, but it wouldn't be medical malpractice unless you suffered a serious and perhaps long term incapacitating medical injury as a result. If you decide to look into it further, keep in the mind the 3 year limit for filing a lawsuit from the date of the occurrence for medical malpractice in WI.
Answered on Jul 20th, 2016 at 10:14 AM
David B. Karp Karp & Iancu, S.C. 933 North Mayfair Road #300 Milwaukee, WI 53226 414 453 0800 dbk@karplawfirm.com www.karplawfirm.com