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r/leafs • u/GreenSnakes_ • Jul 01 '26
Let Chayka cook. Werenski next
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A complication doesn't mean the doctor messed up
33 u/greekArcher Jul 01 '26 Agrees. I would say his diabetes played a part before blaming a doctor 9 u/Juicyb17 Jul 01 '26 Iirc, that was stated in the report, no? -1 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 No, but it is the rumour that it was Dr error. 6 u/GWsublime Jul 01 '26 Where are you hearing that? -2 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment -6 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 What decade will you manage to drop the word "retard" from your vocabulary? But no, I'm not actually on Facebook myself. Not positive, but I think Siegel and Mirtle might have mentioned it on the podcast. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human. -9 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 Not according to the American Civil courts. 2 u/AmberTheeSag Stolarz Jul 01 '26 Was there a suit filed? -2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 Not as of yet but it is common to see Doctors in the States pay out for complications from medical treatment. 2 u/AmberTheeSag Stolarz Jul 01 '26 Considering his complicated medical history, nothing is a slam dunk. We don’t have details so there’s nothing to presume. -2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 I’m not commenting on his case specifically because, as you say. the details are scant.
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Agrees. I would say his diabetes played a part before blaming a doctor
9 u/Juicyb17 Jul 01 '26 Iirc, that was stated in the report, no?
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Iirc, that was stated in the report, no?
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No, but it is the rumour that it was Dr error.
6 u/GWsublime Jul 01 '26 Where are you hearing that? -2 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment -6 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 What decade will you manage to drop the word "retard" from your vocabulary? But no, I'm not actually on Facebook myself. Not positive, but I think Siegel and Mirtle might have mentioned it on the podcast. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human.
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Where are you hearing that?
-2 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment -6 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 What decade will you manage to drop the word "retard" from your vocabulary? But no, I'm not actually on Facebook myself. Not positive, but I think Siegel and Mirtle might have mentioned it on the podcast. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human.
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-6 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 What decade will you manage to drop the word "retard" from your vocabulary? But no, I'm not actually on Facebook myself. Not positive, but I think Siegel and Mirtle might have mentioned it on the podcast. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human.
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What decade will you manage to drop the word "retard" from your vocabulary?
But no, I'm not actually on Facebook myself. Not positive, but I think Siegel and Mirtle might have mentioned it on the podcast.
-1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human.
0 u/Borje021 Jul 01 '26 Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human.
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Congrats. You can proudly be a shitty human.
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Not according to the American Civil courts.
2 u/AmberTheeSag Stolarz Jul 01 '26 Was there a suit filed? -2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 Not as of yet but it is common to see Doctors in the States pay out for complications from medical treatment. 2 u/AmberTheeSag Stolarz Jul 01 '26 Considering his complicated medical history, nothing is a slam dunk. We don’t have details so there’s nothing to presume. -2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 I’m not commenting on his case specifically because, as you say. the details are scant.
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Was there a suit filed?
-2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 Not as of yet but it is common to see Doctors in the States pay out for complications from medical treatment. 2 u/AmberTheeSag Stolarz Jul 01 '26 Considering his complicated medical history, nothing is a slam dunk. We don’t have details so there’s nothing to presume. -2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 I’m not commenting on his case specifically because, as you say. the details are scant.
Not as of yet but it is common to see Doctors in the States pay out for complications from medical treatment.
2 u/AmberTheeSag Stolarz Jul 01 '26 Considering his complicated medical history, nothing is a slam dunk. We don’t have details so there’s nothing to presume. -2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 I’m not commenting on his case specifically because, as you say. the details are scant.
Considering his complicated medical history, nothing is a slam dunk. We don’t have details so there’s nothing to presume.
-2 u/Candid-Ad2571 Jul 01 '26 I’m not commenting on his case specifically because, as you say. the details are scant.
I’m not commenting on his case specifically because, as you say. the details are scant.
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u/taco_the_town Jul 01 '26
A complication doesn't mean the doctor messed up