CrochetyNurse

It may sound ridiculous but this gave me some relief. When I worked in the hospital I accidentally farted while doing mouth care on someone who was comatose. I've felt guilty about it for almost 10 years.

You're spreading a lot of medical misinformation here. A competent lawyer won't touch your case. The doc will have covered his ass way too well, if he did in fact do the incorrect surgery and you did not agree though your informed consent to allow the doc to fix other issues as he saw fit. Your whole post reads like a conspiracy theory. You have no basis for your "90%" loss of oxygen processing bullshit. You need mental help.

Source: post surgical nurse for 7 years. This is from personal experience, and does not replace the advice given by a medical or legal professional. (See how I cover my own ass?)

"Seeking legal action" often means they can't find a lawyer willing to take the case. I can't say anything about opiate use, but his whole post smacks of attention seeking for profit.

Oncology nurse here!

What regimen are you on? Do you feel your medical team gave you adequate information about what to expect? (I do care management and focus on education and management of side effects) Have you been able to try marijuana for side effects? If so, how did it work for you?

Thank you, security guards. Got my ass pulled out of the fire more than once with violent patients.