In a horrific story, Willemenia Walden, a mother of two daughters, lost both of her legs above the knee due to the negligence of Haven Healthcare, a West Haven-based nursing home’s negligence. Stratton Faxon, Connecticut’s firm for trial law, is assisting Walden in her fight for justice.<\/p>\n
In her early thirties, Willemenia Walden, a formerly active mother of two teenaged daughters, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The disease took its inexorable and tragic course. By the time she was 35; Walden could no longer speak or get out of bed. If only her story had ended there, it would have been bad enough. But two years ago, when Walden was only 38, both of her legs had to be amputated above the knee after she had developed necrotic bedsores while living at Haven Health Center of Soundview in West Haven. It is alleged in a lawsuit filed on behalf of Walden by (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a horrific story, Willemenia Walden, a mother of two daughters, lost both of her legs above the knee due to the negligence of Haven Healthcare, a West Haven-based nursing home’s negligence. Stratton Faxon, Connecticut’s firm for trial law, is…<\/span><\/p>\n