What to do when I think my mothers death was wrong?

Question

My mother had heart failure problems, and history of passing out. She coded one time at a store and they revived her it was a miracle, on July 27th it happened again at home and this time the paramedics got there and didn't want to touch her cause they assumed it was covid that made her faint but she tested negative. They felt her faint pulse and wanted to code it, my brother was giving chest compressions cause they where not. My mother died that night. When the first time she coded they asked her if something like that where to happen again if she wanted them to continue to revive her and she said yes please try as much and as long as you can to bring me back. When it happened they didn't try to revive her.

Tim Akpinar · Answer

I'm very sorry for the loss of your mother. This is something that a California attorney could advise best on, but you await a response for four weeks. At this point, you could reach out to attorneys who handle such cases - if a law firm felt that that your family could have the basis for a case, they could request the records and review in detail with medical professionals. This is a very fact-intensive matter and would require thorough investigation beyond the scope of this board's brief format. Most firms that handle such cases are likely to offer you a free initial consult and these days, most consults are accomplished over the phone or through virtual meeting platforms. Good luck 
 
Tim Akpinar

Q: What to do when I think my mothers death was wrong?