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No, I refused the surgery and I do not regret it one byte. The accident atty had arranged a chiropractor who hurt me, and being homeless, to me it was clearly
by happyconcepts 6y ago
No, I refused the surgery and I do not regret it one byte.
The accident atty had arranged a chiropractor who hurt me, and being homeless, to me it was clearly greedily intentional in order to 'Maximize my monetary recovery'. because the atty takes a % of the award!
The timing is critical to understanding the conveyor of terror I was on. The chiro did this to me after my accident MRI was taken.
So then the atty arranges a surgeon to perform c2-c5 spine surgery based on the old MRI and he tells me "it's routine. A piece of cake."
Felt like the perfectly plausibly deniable way to put me in a wheelchair as a quadriplegic and then charge the insurance company $2 million instead of a paltry $30000.
"Oh there were complications during the routine surgery.." is the risk I was facing.
- mrtksn 6y agoWow, you sound like you’ve lost all your trust to humanity. While the conspiracy to cash on your misfortune is possible, it requires an orchestration of multiple corrupt well educated individuals. I like to think that doctors are intellectually honest people. They might have monetary motives and and biases but they wouldn’t lie. You can stumble upon a psychopath but most people aren’t and the psychopaths also have a reputation to uphold. It’s dangerous to lie at well documented events like a surgery.
- DSingularity 6y agoWhat do you need to improve your situation now?
- happyconcepts 6y agoBeyond the social communication here which has been hugely helpful, I need less pain and for my adrenaline levels to abate; I'm still wound up from Monday which is longer than typical. And wifi access would let me chase down my 2020 w-2 to file for the 1200 and 600 federal help payments for which I am eligible but never received.