We supported Mary* when she suffered severe mental harm due to living with the belief that she had terminal lung cancer for five years.
Mary’s hospital wrote to her out-of-the-blue to tell her, she did not have cancer but was instead suffering from bronchiectasis.
By then, Mary was no longer the happy, positive woman she once was and had withdrawn from her husband, friends and family due to her belief she had cancer.
Initially, the hospital denied any wrongdoing, but our experts showed that CT scans were incorrectly interpreted and required sampling and biopsies were not completed.
We secured an apology from the hospital and damages to help Mary put her life back together.
