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How very sad....

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From: " ilena rose " <ilena2000@...>

<shelliebev@...>

Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 7:47 AM

Subject: Please welcome ... and bless Shellie ... www.victimtwice.com

> Dearest Shellie,

>

> I am so, so sorry for what you are experiencing ...

>

> We wholeheartedly welcome you to our Support Group ...

>

> I'm going to put an excerpt from your webpage below.

>

> Please stay in good touch ... I know you'll meet some wonderful,

pro-active

> women in our group.

>

> Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

>

>

> From : shellie beverlin <shelliebev@...>

> Sent : Thursday, February 26, 2004 12:39 AM

> To : ilena2000@...

> Subject : Your Support Group

>

>

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>

>

> I have been told that you have a tremendous breast implant support group.

I

> desperately need to join one. I am very ill which I am positive is from

my

> implants. I have been unable to get medical insurance for almost 20 years

> because of my implants. I did a website detailing my surgeries and a

> malpractice trial for which I am being sued for 25 million dollars in

spite

> of the fact that there is nothing on my website (www.victimtwice.com) that

I

> could be legitimately sued for. How do I go about joining your group?

>

> Shellie

>

> ~~~~~~~~~~~

>

> www.victimtwice.com

>

> Shellie Beverlin VS. S. Kagan, M.D.

> If you have been a victim of medical malpractice and are thinking about

> suing your doctor, please read this site. I was a court reporter for many

> years and was still not prepared for the hell that I was put through in

> suing my doctor.

>

> If you have been harmed by a negligent doctor and believe that you will

find

> justice through the court system, think again. The odds are that you will

> not. To avoid responsibility the medical community often blames and

> discredits the victim, offers no explanation or apology, and goes to great

> lengths to cover up the error. The chance of a doctor being sued after a

> negligent event is only one in fifty. (, Young and , " Why

Do

> People Sue Doctors " ?) Why are the chances so low? Because you have to find

a

> doctor to give you an affidavit or certificate to file with the court

> stating that you were a victim of negligence. You also have to find a

doctor

> to come to court to testify that you were a victim of negligence. Finding

> such a doctor is a very difficult task. The code of silence among doctors

is

> strong. Even if you do succeed in finding such a doctor, the defense will

> find ten times as many doctors that will support the negligent doctor's

> actions.

>

> If you are victim of a plastic surgery error, not only will you have

> difficulty finding a doctor to support your claim of negligence, you will

> have great difficulty finding a lawyer to represent you.