Medical Domino Effect

About the Book

A very personal and private story about a disabled lady, named Julia Grove, who sued her doctor herself. She could not afford to pay the hourly rate for a malpractice lawyer. The pursuit of justice led Julia Grove to sue her gynecologist.
The book gives insight on what barriers Julia Grove encountered and overcame in pursuit for the truth to be known. Court transcripts of the doctor being cross-examined by his lawyer, by Julia Grove and finally the Trial Judge are included. The transcript show the doctor had no remorse for permanently closeing the door for Julia Grove to ever be able to have children. Silent discrimination. The doctor has never apologized to Julia Grove. This book is about a doctor who imposes his own beliefs on Julia Grove's body upon realizing the mis-diagnosis. No doctor has that right regardless if a person is disabled or not. Arthritis is a common disease. Not grounds to use on a person to proceed to sterilize with a hysterectomy upon realizing there was a misdiagnosis. Julia Grove wants to share her personal story. In hope that others find the strength to fight for their rights should they ever encounter the type of medical care she received by the gynecologist who operated on her. There is an important form enlosed. The C.S.E.C.S.I. form. Stands for "commom stated emergency contact source included". It's really important because there is no consent form signed by one at the doctor's office. A person signs a blood tranfusion form or paperwork for the hospital where surgery will take place at their surgeon's office. Doctor's only have the privilege of doing their practice at a hospital. Doctors are employees of their
own companies. This book brings insight into how the medical system works. Julia Grove is sharing her story. May others
learn and find strength from reading Julia Grove's book.

About the Author

Julia Grove resides in the Fraser Valley of B.C.. She believes that women with arthritis have the right to motherhood. She leads a full life even though she has psoriatic arthritis. Sharing a personal story that a doctor closed the door to having a family of her own, due to silent discrimination on behalf of the doctor. The doctor had the choice to do conservative surgery, and had chosen not to due to her arthritis. Julia Grove has become an activist, educating others of their rights over their body.