I'm sorry, why do you think so? I'm not saying she deserved to die (in an ethical sense) or that I'm happy she's dead - quite the opposite, a death is never a h

I'm sorry, why do you think so? I'm not saying she deserved to die (in an ethical sense) or that I'm happy she's dead - quite the opposite, a death is never a happy thing for anyone involved and I'm sure this woman is no exception. What I'm trying to get at is, if someone uses a medical appliance in a way that is stated very clearly to potentially cause risks, and then they die as a direct result of this improper usage of the medical device, it isn't necessarily as unexpected as, say, getting hit by a bus.