Robert Marsh, M.D.

"I believe Dr. Marsh was overwhelmed by my wife's case after he agreed to take it on. Really nice guy, but, FAR FROM A GOOD SURGEON. Imagine this. An immediate care found a growth on my wife's pancreas. Turned out to be cancerous and genetic. We were introduced to Dr. Marsh and his bedside manner made us feel very comfortable. All of this within a one month period. Surgery is set to remove as much as possible of the growth. The surgery should have taken an hour and a half ended up being a 4hr. surgery. My sis in law and I were called into an update room by the assistant surgeon. When we walked in Dr. Marsh was pale faced and wasn't talking. The assistant told us that my wife's vein that feeds her liver was sliced open during the surgery and she bled out and flat lined 3 times. No wonder he was pale. I finally got to see my wife in the ICU as she was fighting off the straw in her throat feeding her lungs with air and I got to see the port in her neck where the anesthesiologist kept squeezing blood into her body to keep her alive. We never talked about it much, my wife and I. My daughters just remember the swimming pool at the Holiday Inn we stayed at that week. I've just never been satisfied that I had every minute with my wife that I could have if we would have gone to a different doctor."