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During the first week of April my wife was not feeling good, she went to the doctor he said she had pneumonia and gave her antibiotics, two weeks later we sought out a different doctor because she wasn't feeling better. He diagnosed bronchitis and put her on breathing treatments. Then April 30th I came home for lunch and found her on the floor, she passed away later that day from cardiomyopathy. How can this be, someone should have cared?
Optional Information: Country relating to Question: United States State (if USA): Arizona Already Tried: I talked to the doctors, and they said that this was a rare disease.
*This chat is not intended as legal advice. It is general information that may or may not apply to your situation and should not be relied upon.*Welcome,What a tragedy! My sincere condolences.It is my goal to deliver information in five-star manner. I am a licensed attorney but I am not your attorney. The law does not allow me to I give legal advice or form an attorney-client relationship on this public forum. If at any time the information which I provide is not clear to you or does not fully answer your question, please ask me for clarification by using the reply button.From your description, it sounds like the doctors committed malpractice due to their failure to diagnose your wife's life-threatening conditionIn order to bring a malpractice action, you must first have a doctor review the case and render an opinion as to whether there actually was Negligence and the effect of that negligence on your wife.The best way to handle this is to retain a medical malpractice attorney. Medical malpractice cases are very complex. Most medical malpractice attorneys will give a free initial consultation and work on a contingency fee basis.Again my condolencesI think this is what you wanted to know. Please let me know if I have answered your question.
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