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Default Gee, I feel so much better now...
(CBS) Chances are you probably know someone who has died, or nearly died, because of medical mistakes in a hospital. It's much more common than most people realize, and if it can happen to the children of movie star, at one of the finest hospitals in the country, it can happen to anyone.

60 Minutes had Dennis Quade on last night talking about the medical mistake that nearly killed their twins.

How I wish that our 8 year old grandson had been fortunate enough to survive the hospitals' "mistake".

(now Alffe...you're supposed to be forgiving....~sigh)
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