Reply #2: He went to visit the family of the girl who was refused care by CIGNA

[Skidmore]

and it was heartwrenching to watch the family and him. I have tremendous admiration for this man. Having been in the whistle-blower role myself once, I know how hard it is to step out and risk everything to try to right a wrong you see. I'm happy he could grab hold of something that propelled him forward. So many of us lose our careers, some lose their families and financial well-being, and physical and mental health. If more people would stand up and say no when they observe wrongdoing, perhaps problems would not become so firmly institutionalized.