Dr. Bex

And just so everyone remembers, you know, hospitals, doctors cannot provide any of the medical information or speak to any of the medical portions of the story other than what is in these court documents. And that's very minimal. So they cannot come out and say, but the patient had this or the patient had this. they have to rely on what their lawyers put out, I guess, through the courts.

And just so everyone remembers, you know, hospitals, doctors cannot provide any of the medical information or speak to any of the medical portions of the story other than what is in these court documents. And that's very minimal. So they cannot come out and say, but the patient had this or the patient had this. they have to rely on what their lawyers put out, I guess, through the courts.

And just so everyone remembers, you know, hospitals, doctors cannot provide any of the medical information or speak to any of the medical portions of the story other than what is in these court documents. And that's very minimal. So they cannot come out and say, but the patient had this or the patient had this. they have to rely on what their lawyers put out, I guess, through the courts.

the who what when and where of this story um so yeah so bex uh tell us tell us what this story is about who are we talking about so this all started um to be honest we kind of the further back we can go in the story it allows us to know a little bit more of why we got where we got i think so

the who what when and where of this story um so yeah so bex uh tell us tell us what this story is about who are we talking about so this all started um to be honest we kind of the further back we can go in the story it allows us to know a little bit more of why we got where we got i think so

the who what when and where of this story um so yeah so bex uh tell us tell us what this story is about who are we talking about so this all started um to be honest we kind of the further back we can go in the story it allows us to know a little bit more of why we got where we got i think so

To take you literally all the way back to 2003 is when Madison, who is the girl at the center of this story, so similar to Maya Kowalski, Justina Poletti are these names that you'll hear kind of coming up. So her name is Madison. She was born in 2003.

To take you literally all the way back to 2003 is when Madison, who is the girl at the center of this story, so similar to Maya Kowalski, Justina Poletti are these names that you'll hear kind of coming up. So her name is Madison. She was born in 2003.

To take you literally all the way back to 2003 is when Madison, who is the girl at the center of this story, so similar to Maya Kowalski, Justina Poletti are these names that you'll hear kind of coming up. So her name is Madison. She was born in 2003.

Interestingly, a piece of this story is that the mother, Dana Gaske, and the father, William Meyer, went through in vitro fertilization, it sounds like, at least according to the court documents, three times prior to conceiving Madison. She was born premature. They mentioned somewhere, I think...

Interestingly, a piece of this story is that the mother, Dana Gaske, and the father, William Meyer, went through in vitro fertilization, it sounds like, at least according to the court documents, three times prior to conceiving Madison. She was born premature. They mentioned somewhere, I think...

Interestingly, a piece of this story is that the mother, Dana Gaske, and the father, William Meyer, went through in vitro fertilization, it sounds like, at least according to the court documents, three times prior to conceiving Madison. She was born premature. They mentioned somewhere, I think...

a little bit over three pounds in weight and was the only child of Dana and William, both of whom worked for Kaiser Permanente. Dana was actually a nurse with Kaiser, and then it seems moved into more of an executive role. And then William also worked on the executive side of Kaiser, which is how they met.

a little bit over three pounds in weight and was the only child of Dana and William, both of whom worked for Kaiser Permanente. Dana was actually a nurse with Kaiser, and then it seems moved into more of an executive role. And then William also worked on the executive side of Kaiser, which is how they met.

a little bit over three pounds in weight and was the only child of Dana and William, both of whom worked for Kaiser Permanente. Dana was actually a nurse with Kaiser, and then it seems moved into more of an executive role. And then William also worked on the executive side of Kaiser, which is how they met.

And the court documents do go into their whole story, but we'll kind of jump ahead to when Madison becomes a preteen And she sounds like an active kid doing well in school. And then she started having issues with her knee and then with her shoulder. And I think the shoulder is the kind of the piece of this, but she dislocated her shoulder while at an intensive surf camp.

And the court documents do go into their whole story, but we'll kind of jump ahead to when Madison becomes a preteen And she sounds like an active kid doing well in school. And then she started having issues with her knee and then with her shoulder. And I think the shoulder is the kind of the piece of this, but she dislocated her shoulder while at an intensive surf camp.

And the court documents do go into their whole story, but we'll kind of jump ahead to when Madison becomes a preteen And she sounds like an active kid doing well in school. And then she started having issues with her knee and then with her shoulder. And I think the shoulder is the kind of the piece of this, but she dislocated her shoulder while at an intensive surf camp.

And that kind of started her sounds like her medical journey where she really started seeing multiple specialists about her shoulder. First ended up at Rady's Children's in San Diego and kind of that jumpstarted everything. So, I mean, Andrea and I have been through a lot of these cases, but I'm curious, Andrea, what your thoughts are on the pre-Madison story? Yeah.

And that kind of started her sounds like her medical journey where she really started seeing multiple specialists about her shoulder. First ended up at Rady's Children's in San Diego and kind of that jumpstarted everything. So, I mean, Andrea and I have been through a lot of these cases, but I'm curious, Andrea, what your thoughts are on the pre-Madison story? Yeah.