Brother Singleton shared his experience with medical malpractice, starting in mid-2014. He described a burning sensation in his eye while working at the Atlanta airport, leading to a visit to Kaiser Permanente. There, a doctor inappropriately injected his eye with a long needle, causing severe pain and elevating his eye pressure to over 300. Despite subsequent treatments, his vision deteriorated, leading to blindness in his right eye. He was eventually referred to the Thomas Eye Group, where he was advised to undergo a transplant. Singleton's left eye shrank to the size of a pencil eraser, and he was forced to retire due to his condition.