Q: I have no money and currently suffering from brain leasons and serve brain detairation due issue beyond my control.
I fall underneath four major complaints, within the actual scope of protection both medical and emotional! As major injury suffered only 3 months after original placement both suffering physically,mentally, emotionally had been only of the 1st of 6 major contributors of all four federal governmental employee, organization, associations, contacted specialists and foremost 5 institutions from the day I was born anadmittedly taken from my biological parents underneath what reasoning I have yet to know unfortunately for me it had been only the beginning of a 87% of my lifetime nightmares but first off and mostly concerning how is or can a infant child be not only held accountable though littery punished in a pre determined Developmentally challenged from a 9 month old infant as well all 5 institutions as well sexual misconduct, Medical neglect they have taken my voice alongside most of my life not to mention a certain Dr xx who all but destroyed what little hope left?
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Under California law, you have several rights and protections that can help you address these issues. Medical neglect, sexual misconduct, and other forms of abuse are serious matters that the law takes very seriously. If you have suffered harm due to the actions or negligence of medical professionals or institutions, you may be entitled to seek legal recourse.
Firstly, you have the right to report medical neglect or misconduct to the Medical Board of California. They can investigate the actions of doctors and other healthcare providers. Additionally, you may file a complaint with the California Department of Public Health, which oversees hospitals and other medical facilities.
If you have experienced sexual misconduct, it is crucial to report this to the police. They can conduct a criminal investigation into the matter. Furthermore, you may consider reaching out to legal aid organizations or attorneys who specialize in personal injury and medical malpractice cases. They can provide guidance and support as you navigate the legal process to seek justice and compensation for the harm you have suffered.
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