19/09/2026
SOCIAL MEDIA JUSTICE???
I was judged too.
Not by the thousands of patients who survived, healed, and went home to their families.
But by one patient who died.
One case became enough for people to judge my character, my skills, and my dedicationโpeople who have never met me, never worked beside me, and never witnessed the countless hours, sleepless nights, difficult decisions, and sacrifices behind every surgery.
They donโt know me.
They only know one story.
And perhaps that is the painful reality of social media justice: people can pass judgment on a lifeโs work without ever knowing the person behind it.
Yes, every patient matters. Every loss hurts. Every surgical complication deserves to be examined.
But one unfortunate outcome does not erase thousands of successful cases.
I will continue to learn. I will continue to improve. And most importantly, I will continue to fight for every patient entrusted to my care.
Because I know who I amโnot because of what strangers say about me online, but because of the lives I have dedicated myself to saving.
Judge the case if you must.
But before you judge the person, take the time to know the story.
