“Then I saw another beast coming up out of the earth; it had two horns like a lamb, but it spoke like a dragon.“ rev, 13:11
Throughout this website you will soon realize that it is a composite comprising two parts. There are the factual allegations of alleged misconduct of Anthony R. Friedman as well as the resources that an injured party proceeding either with counsel or acting pro se can take advantage of.
Then, there is the narrative component of my experience having suffered the injury of opioid addiction by the hand of a doctor and the subsequent retention of legal counsel for a medical malpractice complaint.
The narrative structure presents as “The Heroes Journey” motif, schema which is quite common through human history and cross cultural. The subject is treated in depth in the work of Joseph Campbell “The Hero With A Thousand Faces” which is drawn from an analysis of comparative myth, folklore and religion. As a result of this particular literary narrative modality that I employ you will see how the journey unfolds and I often express the various stages with appropriate literary and rhetorical tropes.
I will suggest that perhaps you, yourself, having experienced injury and navigation the void and unknown of civil procedure may find great affinity with the very same “heroes journey” motif that I have come to realize.
