讀後心得

A 26-year-old female nurse in the UK sought emergency medical attention due to severe pain and discoloration in her leg, but the hospital delayed treatment for 16 hours, ultimately resulting in the loss of her leg. Molly Harbron learned the harsh reality of amputation only after surgery and felt that life had lost its meaning. She had previously enjoyed her nursing job and was active in running but had to resign due to pain. The hospital admitted that the delay constituted negligence, and Molly is pursuing compensation through her lawyer to cover future medical expenses. After nearly five years, she has adjusted to life with a prosthetic limb, has established a marriage with her soulmate, and hopes to remind others with her experiences.

A 26-year-old female nurse in the UK was urgently taken to the hospital due to severe pain, numbness, and discoloration in her left leg. However, the hospital delayed her treatment for up to 16 hours, and ultimately, when she woke up after surgery, she discovered that she had lost a leg.

According to reports, 22-year-old Molly went to the emergency room of a local hospital in West Yorkshire due to severe pain and coldness in her left leg. The doctor suspected that she might have a dangerous deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Despite the urgency of the situation, the hospital arranged for her surgery only 16 hours later. After the surgery, Molly was horrified to find out that her left leg had been amputated.

Molly had just woken up from anesthesia when she saw the doctor displaying her amputated calf and broke down in tears. Her previous life was vibrant, and she would run three times a week, but after losing a leg, she felt that her life had become meaningless. After 18 days in the hospital, she decided to resign from her nursing job.

The hospital stated that although they suspected Molly had deep vein thrombosis at the time, the doctors failed to conduct thorough examinations, causing the surgery to be delayed until 1 PM the following day. The hospital admitted that if Molly had undergone surgery before 9 PM on the night she was admitted, the amputation might have been avoided, and acknowledged that negligence did occur.

In light of this medical dispute, Molly is seeking compensation from the hospital through her lawyer to cover future physical therapy and prosthetic maintenance costs. After nearly five years, she has gradually adapted to life with a prosthetic limb, able to walk up stairs, go shopping, or drive on her own. Shortly after the surgery, Molly met her soulmate, and the two have since married. Nevertheless, she still hopes that by sharing her experience, she can remind others to avoid suffering the same pain.