Kristen

Yes, that is a lot too. I mean, think of it from an outside perspective. You have Jennifer here who probably feels like she has to do her best. She has to be in all the places at once. She has to be at work because if she's not there, we're going to fail all of these women and their babies.

Yes, that is a lot too. I mean, think of it from an outside perspective. You have Jennifer here who probably feels like she has to do her best. She has to be in all the places at once. She has to be at work because if she's not there, we're going to fail all of these women and their babies.

Yes, that is a lot too. I mean, think of it from an outside perspective. You have Jennifer here who probably feels like she has to do her best. She has to be in all the places at once. She has to be at work because if she's not there, we're going to fail all of these women and their babies.

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I called many attorneys. In the state of Texas, statute of limitations for malpractice is two years. Before my son turned two years old, I reamped the efforts to find an attorney. We came across a family friend who did malpractice insurance, and I told him my story. And he said, Kristen, I'll tell you what no one else is going to tell you.

I called many attorneys. In the state of Texas, statute of limitations for malpractice is two years. Before my son turned two years old, I reamped the efforts to find an attorney. We came across a family friend who did malpractice insurance, and I told him my story. And he said, Kristen, I'll tell you what no one else is going to tell you.

I called many attorneys. In the state of Texas, statute of limitations for malpractice is two years. Before my son turned two years old, I reamped the efforts to find an attorney. We came across a family friend who did malpractice insurance, and I told him my story. And he said, Kristen, I'll tell you what no one else is going to tell you.

They're not going to take it because one, these people don't carry malpractice insurance. Two, it's very, very hard to sue for malpractice in the state of Texas. To point out here that honestly, it doesn't matter. Even if they did have us sign something that says that we can't sue them for malpractice, licensed midwives in the state of Texas are not required to carry malpractice insurance.

They're not going to take it because one, these people don't carry malpractice insurance. Two, it's very, very hard to sue for malpractice in the state of Texas. To point out here that honestly, it doesn't matter. Even if they did have us sign something that says that we can't sue them for malpractice, licensed midwives in the state of Texas are not required to carry malpractice insurance.

They're not going to take it because one, these people don't carry malpractice insurance. Two, it's very, very hard to sue for malpractice in the state of Texas. To point out here that honestly, it doesn't matter. Even if they did have us sign something that says that we can't sue them for malpractice, licensed midwives in the state of Texas are not required to carry malpractice insurance.

Attorneys are not going to take cases where they're not going to get paid out anything. Me and Markita started meeting whenever we could. I mean, she's a nurse and me working part time and then also caring for my son full time. It could get difficult at times, but we would bring our laptops, all of our medical paperwork and things like that.

Attorneys are not going to take cases where they're not going to get paid out anything. Me and Markita started meeting whenever we could. I mean, she's a nurse and me working part time and then also caring for my son full time. It could get difficult at times, but we would bring our laptops, all of our medical paperwork and things like that.

Attorneys are not going to take cases where they're not going to get paid out anything. Me and Markita started meeting whenever we could. I mean, she's a nurse and me working part time and then also caring for my son full time. It could get difficult at times, but we would bring our laptops, all of our medical paperwork and things like that.

And we'd sit at a table in a coffee shop and just dive into this stuff. The big question that we were trying to figure out, how did we get here? I was trying to understand where legally they had messed up and where they had violated a direct code. Also trying to help Markita with that as well, because what happened to her son was absolutely preventable.

And we'd sit at a table in a coffee shop and just dive into this stuff. The big question that we were trying to figure out, how did we get here? I was trying to understand where legally they had messed up and where they had violated a direct code. Also trying to help Markita with that as well, because what happened to her son was absolutely preventable.

And we'd sit at a table in a coffee shop and just dive into this stuff. The big question that we were trying to figure out, how did we get here? I was trying to understand where legally they had messed up and where they had violated a direct code. Also trying to help Markita with that as well, because what happened to her son was absolutely preventable.

And I also wanted her to get recourse, knowing that I couldn't get recourse myself through malpractice insurance.

And I also wanted her to get recourse, knowing that I couldn't get recourse myself through malpractice insurance.