Surgery on the wrong baby

Hospitals are meant to help people when they have any health issues. They are trusted to provide care and have the best interest of their patients. And yet, even in these supposed safe havens, accidents do occur. Although, to the public, it is portrayed to be an uncommon phenomena, it is speculated that malpractice may be more prevalent than previously thought. In a recent case a baby born to the Melton family from the Tenessee area had a surgery performed when it should have not been performed. The doctor had surgery done on the wrong baby, baby Nate who was completely healthy could potentionally suffer from difficulty in speech and eating after having the bottom of his tongue clipped. A situation like this is a concern to many people, it makes the public feel some sort of terror to think that doctors who are supposed to know what they are doing are making mistakes like this. Doctors in clinics and hospitals are supposed to take care of patients not harmed them. Hospitals are meant so we could be treated and be taken care of, but it seems like even in the one place where we should be feeling save we are not. The doctor who is involved in this problem admitted it was his mistake and apologize, but the thing is that  an innocent baby was involved in a surgical procedure when he shouldn't have been. Nashville News Channel 5 interviewed the parents of baby Nate recently after the surgery and we're not able to go  back to the hospital to continue they're coverage due to hospital privacy laws. Nashville news were not the only news coverage who published an article regarding this situation CNN,  Fox News and many others have had access to this incident.. The public is aware of what happened in this hospital and frightens and makes it there be a question to why things like this could possibly happen.

http://www.newschannel5.com/news/mother-of-newborn-says-hospital-performed-surgery-on-her-healthy-baby

Battle for some KitKat

Out of all the conflicts going on in the world people seem to be overreacting  and pay attention to the little things. The little things some people may not be so little to others for instance who would really pay attention to whether you have more yellow M&Ms than you do the blue ones ? But you have people who do that . Saima Ahamd, a 20 year old from London bought KitKats with no wafer inside is now demanding Nestle a lifetime supply of KitKats. Now, who would overreact to such a thing? Her. Things like this happen and will always happen not just with KitKats but other chocolate, chips, cookies or whatever it is a the time these products are being made. The fact that this girl even thought about reaching out to Nestle and demanding a lifetime supply of this product caught the attention of many. After articles were published, like in Daily Mail and , the guardian, Fox8 news and many more, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook have been the sources where this issue has been known of. All Saima wanted was to enjoy a KitKat bar, but unfortunately no wagged was in these KitKats so since she didn't receive the product that she paid she is demanding Nestle a lifetime supply and people who are seeing this going on are attacking her. The way media is pertraying this incident leaves many people confused and people laughter, because what she is dealing with is to many ridiculous and comments have been posted on Twitter that are not so nice.