Replies

BTW, there is a LOT of updates in this new article at the Sun Sentinel:

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/palmbeach/sfl-flpkuleba0325pnmar25,0,1862902.story

Seems tehy recognized the problem, called the MH center (standard procedure), and gave the Dantrolene. The surgery was also to correct 'cosmetic' defects that the patient had.

"When you have anesthesia, there's no such thing as a simple procedure," Rosenberg said. Kuleba was undergoing surgery to correct inverted nipples and asymmetrical breasts, the family's lawyer has said. Friends were told she was having a breast enlargement.

I tend to believe the friends. If it was corrective surgery, why tell friends you are going to have breast enlargement?

The family's attorney is exploring how the plastic surgeon who performed the operation and the anesthesiologist responded to Kuleba's condition and whether the antidote was available in the office.

That didn't take long. Haven't even had the funeral and they are working on a lawsuit already.