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When a Nursing Home Says “You Can Do It Yourself” — and a Resident Loses a Leg You are reading this at a hour when you should be sleeping. Something happened to someone you love inside a facility you trusted to keep them safe, and the more you learned, the worse it got. Maybe your mother fell. Maybe the staff waited. Maybe a wound that should have healed got infected, and now you are staring at a word like amputation or sepsis on a discharge paper and trying to understand how a fall in a nursing home led to this. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We take catastrophic-injury and wrongful-death cases in Kentucky, and we have spent more than two decades in courtrooms fighting for people who were failed by institutions that promised to care for them. What we are about to walk you through is not a sales pitch. It is the law, the medicine, the evidence deadlines, and the honest valuation of what a case like this is worth — so that when you hang up the phone with an adjuster or sit across from a facility administrator, you already know more than they…