SOMETHING WENT TERRIBLY AWRY WITHIN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY. WHEN 36-YEAR-OLD KELLEE KENDELL DISCOVERED SHE HAD UTERINE FIBROIDS IN EARLY 2000, SHE WAS TOLD THERE WAS A PERFECT SOLUTION. HER GYNECOLOGIST REFERRED HER FOR AN "INVESTIGATIONAL" PROCEDURE CALLED UTERINE FIBROID EMBOLIZATION (UFE). THIS SET IN MOTION A COMBINATION OF EVENTS THAT WOULD BRING HER TO THE VERY BRINK OF DEATH. WHAT KELLEE WAS LED TO BELIEVE WOULD BE "A SIMPLE 24-HOUR OUTPATIENT PROCEDURE," TURNED INTO A RECURRING NIGHTMARE OF MULTIPLE EMERGENCY SURGERIES. SHOCKED BY THE SUDDEN LOSS OF HER HEALTH, SHE BEGAN TO ASK...