Posted On: June 29, 2007, 1:40 pm CDT

Posted By: Again

I feel it is appropriate to say this again since we are all off the subject it seems...

I will focus on what this suit is about and not personnal opinions.

One of the biggest problems in the medical malpractice world are these types of suits. Why should one not be responsible for their own actions. I have worked in enough areas of insurance to see this all too often. The woman who smokes after plastic surgery and then sues because her wounds do not heal. How about the woman who refused a C-Secion because she did not want a scar. Her child ended up having CP. Is that the doctor's fault? I don't believe so, but she still won a judgement.

There is no personal responsibility left in the US. How about the attorneys who go after these cases? Should they be held liabile for all the money they are costing the medical providers?

Isn't PP an organization who has to comply with HIPPA? Should they have knocked on the patients door at home and said "Hi, we are here from PP to take your daughters dialator's out."

Let's take some responsibility for our own actions here...we all need to grow up!