There are two situations that I became aware of in July and
October of 2015 that were unknown to me before and therefore unknown to the
Medicare and Medicaid authorities to prosecute against UCLA Health, Dr. Oliver
Dorigo et al., and if there is a statute of limitation limit this should
prolong that statute.
1.
In June of 2015 I found out I never had cancer because
I was not on the National Cancer Registry as required by federal law, which I
then posted on my blog. That has not
been disputed. This is an ABSOLUTE and
the heart of my case… Dr. Oliver Dorigo and his associates in this matter (especially
Dr. Elizabeth Wagar, Director of Clinical Laboratories for UCLA) knew at least
one week in advance of my surgery on May 28, 2008 that I had no cancer in my
body but still went ahead with the surgery anyway and tried to cover up the
fraud by telling me I had a “very rare cancer that affects the soft tissue and
therefore needed 36 hours of chemotherapy” in addition to the total hysterectomy
they had already performed on me.
2.
In October
2015, I went through my files and found documents that I did not fully
understand until I re-read them more thoroughly. The documents are from my
medical file which they sent via fax to the new doctor I had, who was
associated with St. John’s Medical Center in Santa Monica, which are:
A. Discharge
Summary by Dr. Tevy Tith (P24541) on May 30, 2008 that states “This biopsy showed
endometrial adenocarcinoma per THE PATIENT, this was then subsequently reviewed
here at UCLA and the decision was made TO TAKE HER BACK TO THE OPERATING ROOM
FOR CYTOREDUCTIVE SURGERY”
B. NON-GYN
CYTOPATHOLOGY REPORT for Janet H. Winston dated May 28, 2008 Specimen CO8-14268
that shows surgery was performed on May 28, 2008 for this matter a WASHINGS,
PELVIC that was not mine and was sent the following day (May 29, 2008) to the
lab and not with the other specimens taken from my body on May 28th because
this was for Carole Wells using my name as Janet Winston – and she was rolled
into the operating room after I was taken to recovery. That is backed up by what Dr. Tith had in her
report and she was in the operating room.
I was given intravenous anesthesia at 8:55am, and Carole
Wells was given intravenous anesthesia at 12:55pm and ended at 13.31
hours. This was a fraud for my surgery
that resulted in two visits to the E.R.
This Cytopathology was never billed to Medicare as my surgery was with
Medicaid as a second insurance. This was
the reason Dr. Elizabeth Wagar, the head of pathology for UCLA met with me
secretly on May 21, 2008 in the conference room of the 6th floor in
the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, to meet with me and discuss my
anesthesia. I did not know who she was,
as she introduced herself as Elizabeth Wagar, and not a doctor – and certainly
not the Director of Clinical Laboratories for UCLA
