Relatives of a Vermont woman whose obituary drew national attention for its candid and heart-breaking discussion of her opioid addiction have reached a
Relatives of a Vermont woman whose obituary drew national attention for its candid and heart-breaking discussion of her opioid addiction have reached a settlement with some of the parties who were sued for allegedly failing to provide adequate medical care.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Relatives of a Vermont woman whose obituary drew national attention for its candid and heart-breaking discussion of her opioid addiction have<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/massachusetts-city-is-set-to-settle-a-lawsuit-in-the-death-of-an-opioid-addicted-woman/">Read More</a>
The family of Madelyn Linsenmeir sued the city of Springfield and the Hampden County Sheriff's Department, saying law enforcement officials ignored the 30-year-old mother's pleas for help before she died of an infected heart valve.