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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2026 · 27 MIN

"I wanted to sue" - Here's why and what would have fixed it

from Medical Manners · host Katie Wyatt NP-C

In this episode host Katie Wyatt interviews Liz Florentino, who recounts a post‑operative encounter she believes caused prolonged, disabling injuries and the long struggle for acknowledgement, care, and justice. The conversation highlights practical lessons for clinicians—clear communication, informed consent, compassion, and patient-centered follow-up—and shows how one patient turned trauma into advocacy and recovery.

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