irving w taggart

My daughter died of Dipg G and I’ll never forget this doctor, and the way she treated me when my daughter was diagnosed. She was the most heartless human being that there ever was what was interesting to me is that she’s a mother herself she had no altruism she had no empathy, and she was as callous, as if I was a criminal and just a number to her. I remember my little girl waving at her one time and she just put up her hand didn’t even wave back. I remember being in line once and she screamed at me and called me and said, where are you at? And there I was in line with my little eight-year-old and she had just been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer and only had six months to live , I don’t know if she’ll ever read this but I hope she does one day. I hope she works on her empathy and what surprises me is that she’s a pediatric doctor. Your actions still hunt me to this day. I’m glad that all your children are still alive and thriving, but maybe one day you can have empathy and think what if it were my children that were diagnosed to die ? What if I was in the other side I’m a school teacher and every day I try to have empathy for my students. I hope you’re working on that Dr. Taggart I hope you’re working on being a better human being because six years later I can still remember the way you treated me the way you treated me and my child , if I could give you a -5 stars I would . If This is your doctor try to find a different doctor for your child does she is one of the most empathetic people I’ve ever met in my life.