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Posted by Haley Somers on October 9, 2005, at 3:55:42
My best friens died on June 20th 2005. The Doctors said she was ok and that she was probabley coming home in a day or so but, I just kept having this feeling that something wasn't right. She had, had a heart problem since she was born and they decided to go ahead and operate when she was 31 years old. That wasn't the healthest time in her life. But she went ahead with the Doctors advice, She had the surgery on the 9th of june and she died on the 20th. I had already seen patients (70 year olds ) come in have there surgery and already be released while she was still there. Come to find out that after she died not one of her Doctors had put her on any antibiotics to keep from setting up from infection. Because of her condition she had to have antibiotics just have a tooth pulled. Well that last night she was there she had bled out from infection. The Doctor said he couldn't even tell where it was coming from it was so bad. She couldn't fight hard enough because of the infection. Now I have lost my best freind and they don't seem to care. Just another day to them. My life has changed forever. Her two children's lives will never be the same. She had a 6 year old and an 12 year old. They will suffer the rest of there lives. This has been the hardest thing I've ever been through in my life. Thanks for reading and God Bless!
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