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On the morning of January 23, 1993, Nancy Lim died in
Summit Hospital in Oakland, California. She died from misdiagnosed complications from
two surgeries to repair a botched Caesarian section.
Nancy, my wife, died when our son Max was nine months old. She was a Yale-trained nurse
practitioner who worked for Summit Hospital. She died even though she gave the emergency
room an accurate diagnosis of her life-threatening condition.
The doctor and hospital staff involved in her death falsified the medical records and lied under
oath about what happened. It took us 18 months to find a witness who refused to lie about
what she had seen that morning. After two years we settled with the hospital. It took another
three years to settle with the last doctor and complete my complaint to the state medical board. |
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--Michael Barnes |
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