N.H. Jury Awards $2.6 Million in Teen Overdose Malpractice Case
East News June 28, 2005
A New Hampshire jury has awarded $2.6 million to the family of a teen who died after a massive aspirin overdose in 2001.
But it's not clear how much John and Gaie Mitchell will receive, because ...
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Subject: RE: Sad
Posted On: June 28, 2005, 3:32 pm CDT
Posted By: Jimmy
Comment:
My personal feelings are this:
When someone comes to a doctor, that doctor must treat everyone the same. It's called the Hippocratic oath. To be honest and do everything in their power to help that person to the best of their ability.
If I was a doctor and someone came to me with 300 pills in them, I am not going to be dinking around and doing "tests". They need immediate help. That doctor failed to do that.
I believe the doctor was at fault for his lack of urgency on the matter.
Subject: RE: Sad
When someone comes to a doctor, that doctor must treat everyone the same. It's called the Hippocratic oath. To be honest and do everything in their power to help that person to the best of their ability.
If I was a doctor and someone came to me with 300 pills in them, I am not going to be dinking around and doing "tests". They need immediate help. That doctor failed to do that.
I believe the doctor was at fault for his lack of urgency on the matter.