Women treated at hospital in Taree come forward to tell of botched operations, high-handed dismissal of complaints and long-lasting trauma
Rhiannon Tull knew one thing when she was pregnant with her first child. She did not want her gynaecologist to be Dr Emil Shawky Gayed. Gayed (pictured below) had a reputation in the regional town of Taree on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, where he worked as a visiting medical officer, consulting in his private rooms as an obstetrician and gynaecologist, and scheduling women in for surgery at the Manning Rural Referral public hospital.
I felt put down and basically didn’t feel there was anyone I could trust
I realised that meant I had to have been pregnant at the time of my surgery
I thought it was me, that I really didn’t know how to do this pregnancy thing
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