Dr. Morgan Alyssa Bresnick, MD

I arrived at Milton Hospital apparently near death, with extremely low BP and awful blood counts. I had sepsis and she said the gall bladder had to come out immediately. She went in with laparoscopic gear but found the sepsis had dissolved the gall bladder and made a large abscess into the liver. She worked hours to clear me out and clean me up after slicing me open. She did a great job, and numerous nurses and doctors told me I was lucky she was on duty that morning. My wife came to two followup visits and we concur that she was clearly irritated I had delayed the emergency room (I had visited a GI doc the previous week but he blew off my stabbing pains as flu or the like) and we had the sense that she prides herself on 3 tiny holes of laparoscopy instead of a big cut and two hands inside. As I look at it, I cut down her batting average in minimally invasive surgery. I trust her.