Case Management
The Tennova Healthcare system caused Wesley’s kidney injury, concealed it, and retaliated using their securitization program and in-house collection agency until we lost our coaching business and housing. We are two self-represented litigants up against corporate law firms who refuse to release Wesley’s medical records.
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District Court (Case No. 3:25-cv-00516)
We are using Proton as our online “docket” which contains public filings from PACER.gov. When you click on the link, you will be directed to “Crawford II” case files. Opens in new window.
District Court (Case No. 3:24-cv-00382) Docket
We are using Proton as our online “docket” which contains public filings from PACER.gov. When you click on the link, you will be directed to “Crawford II” case files. Opens in new window.
This case is on appeal, but currently has a Rule 60 motion to vacate all orders because the magistrate judge’s career was being evaluated by a co-owner of a defense law firm while two other co-owners were litigating against us.
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals (Case. No. 25-5868)
As soon as the court makes a ruling on our in forma pauperis motion and is ready for our appellant brief, we’ll add a link to our Proton Docket folder.
Why we filed a lawsuit
On Thanksgiving, 2022, my husband, Wesley and one other person ate something from the dinner that no one else tried. Both became sick. On November 27, 2022 I took him to a Tennessee emergency room, suspecting food poisoning. What happened next cost us everything — and it is still not over.
Wesley arrived at a hospital owned by a private equity firm. Instead of being evaluated and treated, he was strapped to a gurney and left in a public hallway for more than seven hours. No emergency medical screening. No treatment for the symptoms he came in with. No fluids. At shift change, his condition caused an argument among the staff.
What the hospital did instead of testing him for food poisoning was administer multiple drugs without my knowledge — and when the actions of the staff injured him, they didn’t tell us. We found out in September, 2023 when Wesley collapsed. He was rushed to the ICU a different hospital, and that is where we finally learned the truth: the hospital had caused acute kidney injury.
We only discovered how it happened because a document was faxed from the hospital that injured him to the ICU facility — a document that named exactly what was done and who did it. That document told us what the hospital had concealed. The hospital had already began concealing records on December 5, 2022, when I started asking questions and requesting his medical records. That was the moment everything changed. Records were concealed and we became full-time campers because the hospital turned the bills over to collections. We lost our preapproved mortgage and have been camping since April, 2024.