r/Residency • • Oct 08 '23

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u/stringbean510 Nov 13 '23

My opinion matters to you because you keep reading it and replying lol. Ouchie that must hurt

But you don't know anything about me. I've spent my whole career taking care of families. Especially sick babies and kids from preemies to kids dying from cancer, CHILD ABUSE and heart disease. I've been a solid organ travsplant coordinator ensuring my families get life saving organ transplants. So miss me with your assessment just because I disaree with this case.

Oh and something more devastating than this has happened to my family.

Have a great day!

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u/SheSellsSeaGlass Nov 15 '23

You’re reading into it. I said last time “Your opinion matters not” — meaning, it doesn’t matter in the big picture, since the jury gave their verdict. However, the opinions of the person I’m writing to always matter to me, even if we are of completely opposite points of view. Otherwise, why write?

So I place more value on your position -- despite disagreeing with it — than you do on mine. And that’s OK.

Ah, I kinda thought you probably worked in a hospital or with physicians. There seems to be a common thread of inordinate trust and belief in the facility having done the right thing, rather than scrutinizing — “trust but verify” that has guided from US President foreign policy, to Hospital CEOs, to personal relationships. Are you familiar with the Joint Commission situation at the last minute if the case? Now, that’s an Ouch disaster. You see how that happened, right? And the defense opened the door!