I was somewhere between shock hyperventilation and sort of like, I got to get out of here.

I just kept saying I got to get out of here.

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He said nobody ever wins against a system like Columbia.

I felt like she was telling me with her eyes, don't come back, but she was afraid of losing her job.

I was trying to do calculations on my head like how many patients does someone see in a day?

What are the sheer numbers of victims here?

I slowly came to realize that I was dealing with a sexual abuser of epic proportions.

When a serial predator hides behind power and prestige,

now we know that women did come forward and it's still continued to happen.

It's not even that she didn't believe me, it was more like, suck it up.

In New York State, if you're an administrator in a hospital and you have a credible accusation of sexual assault,

you are legally responsible to report to the medical board.

But why would you? There's no punishment if you don't.

What will it take to expose him?

I was furious.

There was no way Columbia could claim that they didn't have a hand in him assaulting me.

No prison, no community service, no parole, no any kind of monitoring.

I was absolutely numb.

And how do the survivors fight back against the systems that failed them?

The goal was to have him stop hurting other people anywhere, in any state, in any country.

For the first time, I realized that I wasn't alone.

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