What is the name of your state? CA
My wife was feeling nauseous and went to see her GP, he told her that he would give her an anti-sickness injection. He left and a nurse came and administered the injection, she was then told she could leave.
20 mins later as she is about 400 yards from our house, luckily on a side street, she loses control of the car - she is unable to move or speak. Again luckily the car banged of one kerbisde to the other. She was finally able to drive the car home after 20 mins but was unable to get out of the vehicle because she simply couldnt ... finally a neighbour came, picked her up, put her in his car and took her to the emergency room.
Am I right in thinking that this is negligence on the part of the GP/ Nurse for not either asking or advising her that she should not drive? It definately put her life, and the lives of others, in danger.
We also have medical bills from the emergency room, which I feel we should not pay for.
Thanks,
My wife was feeling nauseous and went to see her GP, he told her that he would give her an anti-sickness injection. He left and a nurse came and administered the injection, she was then told she could leave.
20 mins later as she is about 400 yards from our house, luckily on a side street, she loses control of the car - she is unable to move or speak. Again luckily the car banged of one kerbisde to the other. She was finally able to drive the car home after 20 mins but was unable to get out of the vehicle because she simply couldnt ... finally a neighbour came, picked her up, put her in his car and took her to the emergency room.
Am I right in thinking that this is negligence on the part of the GP/ Nurse for not either asking or advising her that she should not drive? It definately put her life, and the lives of others, in danger.
We also have medical bills from the emergency room, which I feel we should not pay for.
Thanks,