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Unable to receive medical-treatment; after having received serious injury! (April' 2026 - Present Day)



I have worked in the past at various Denny's Restaurant in Miami, Florida from July' 1998 - December' 2011. 
In April' 2006, I sustained a knee injury due to a slip & fall, in which I dislocated my Patella Knee-Cap.
As a result my right knee was swollen like a coconut . There was plenty of fluid accumulation, due to torn
muscle ligaments attached to the knee. Next morning I went to the Mercy Hospital Emergeny Center & requested
them if they would drain my fluid from the knee, so that I would gradually recuperate from the knee-injury.
It takes about 30 days for the swollen knee to rehabilate and recover. The hospital staff admitted me and 
performed an MRI to determine whether I had fractured any bones. I told the staff, that I do not have any 
broken bones but I have muscle ligaments torn & as a result, damaged blodd-fluid has accumulated around the
knee. They would not drain the fluid from my knee. They mentioned to me that they do not perform this kind of
work, at the ER & recommended that I seek an appointment with the Orthopaedic Department. I insisted that the
Emergency Room performs all kinds of Emergencies & even have a Resident traing Doctor on schedule, to meet 
any emergencies. They denied me service & I limped and got into my Chrysler Jeep Wagoneer; left and went to
my apartment. I went to work the next day & was limping ver bad, as my knee was swollen with blood fluid. I 
began wearing an elastic knee brace to keep it tight. I went to South Miami Hospital and requested them to 
drain my right kee but they would not listen to me. I tried and went to few medical  clinics and they would 
not honor my request. I was in pain and had to limp to walk, else I would break my Patella Knee Cap. It was 
very uncomfortable, painful and embarassing. 

I found out later that some wicked people were following me around and telling the clinic staff to not drain
my knee. I continued to limp and walk for practically 10 years in Miami, Florida. I quit Denny's Restaurant
in 2011, as I could not perform my waiters tasks and routines efficiently, as I became very slow due to the
swollen knee and the limping. I got myself hired at CVS Health, in Summer 2012, as a NightShift-Supervisor.

In 2016, an observing, caring CVS customer suggested that I get my knee examined, as it was a serious injury!
He told me to go to Miami Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center and see Dr. Daniel Kalbac.