Jones doesn’t want to get involved in a lawsuit, but she does want some things to change.
Jones checked the California Medical Board’s website but found no disciplinary actions against Chacon. She decided to pay him $25,000 for her surgery even though she recalled there were a few “red flags."
The day of her surgery Jones recalls she was pretty out of it when she went home. She was unable to keep her pain pills down and went to bed. Sometime after 1 a.m. she woke up and realized she couldn’t move her left leg. Her sister helped her get to the restroom and back to her bed, but both women knew something was seriously wrong.
“I get a phone call 10 minutes later from Dr. Chacon,” recalled Jones. “'Oh, it’s probably just a pinched nerve. You’ll be fine. Why don’t you come to our clinic in the morning? Get some rest,' he said.”
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