Joan Rivers and The Talk
I watched the show The Talk.
It opened with the story of Joan Rivers death and a lawsuit her daughter
Melissa is bringing against the doctors and facility where the procedure was
performed that ultimately killed her.
A host asked “If you were
Melissa, would you be suing?” gives us the impression that everyone who has
lost a family member sues. They don’t
and they often can’t. Not every medical
negligence case gets the media attention that Joan Rivers received helping to
move it along.
Sharon Osbourne tells the
cheering audience that to make sure this never happens again she would not rest
until they all lost their license and she had a “whole chunk of money”.
Unfortunately, Ms. Osbourne is leading people to believe that
a big chunk of money is what will improve medical care in this country. It won’t.
When the lawsuit is done and everyone is paid (and attorneys have every
right to be paid for their services) what will the change be? These doctors can go get a license in another
state and though this exact behavior may not be the problem, these behaviors
can happen again.
1 comment:
I'm working on trying to educate people. There are enough of us around to start spreading the word. Its just getting the forum to speak on it.
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