I definitley would too. A Doctor should have a good professional relationship. And you should definitley have one you trust. Thier job is to care for you and your baby. I don't blame your fiance for wanting to sue. It's awful when the medical profession doesn't listen.
When I had DD, she was born with 3 birth defects. She was flighted to a hospital with a NICU. They sent her home with a heaving chest that I knew wasn't normal. They also sent her home on her back worried about SIDS.
Well come to find out after nearly 2 months of voicing my concern to the Dr.'s and pediatrians and showing them her breathing, KNOWING IT WASN'T RIGHT as a parent. They told me to just sleep her at a slant.
At our childrens hospital follow up I showed our surgeon and he said she can't breathe... Her tongue is blocking off her airway. She was labeled failure to thrive and sent for emergency surgery. She was to never be placed on her back or at a slant. I'm so lucky I didn't lose her for those 2 months she slept at a slant or her back everynight. We were so mad. I cried because I hadn't known how to help her. And breathing was a struggle because they sent her home from a NICU like that. When I had waited to take her home knowing that when the time came. She'd be ready. We wanted to sue, but we knew we couldn't as we loved her surgeon and he was the most crucial part.
Anyways this surgery put her on a breathing machine for 7 days. It was jaw distraction surgery which pulled her jaw and tongue forward. Thankfully, she is ok. I've learned DONT STOP SPEAKING UNTIL SOMEONE LISTENS.
Point is its total BS! The Dr.s don't know about our bodies, our babies, they aren't the ones left grieving at night. Half time, some don't even care. We are just thier job.