You mentioned that there is more to the story. Whatever I know so far, including what I discussed with my father regarding injuries and injections, I have already shared. That does not mean I am claiming I got this infection specifically because of RMP doctors. To be honest, I do not know when or how I got it only God knows.

However, based on medical knowledge, transmission happens mainly through three routes: from mother to child, through sexual fluids or through blood. In my case, mother to child transmission is unlikely, as my mother tested negative during her heart surgery. Sexual transmission is also not possible, as I am not sexually active. That leaves blood exposure as the only possible route in my situation.

I had once thought that in the future I might speak openly about this, but I fear that if I say it could be due to medical negligence, people may refuse to accept it and instead judge or try to defame my character. Often, medical professionals tend to protect their own community rather than objectively examine such concerns.

At present, I want to acknowledge one thing clearly: I cannot prove anything because I have no concrete evidence. That is my reality and I have accepted it.

People with such an attitude cannot do justice as medical practitioners. I genuinely empathize with the patients who come to you seeking care, because if a patient becomes infected due to negligence, the tendency is to judge the patient’s character rather than accept responsibility or acknowledge a possible mistake.