If i was given to much radiation and has life threatening medical problems what can i do

I can't give you an answer that is specific for Michigan, but here in Georgia the time to file a lawsuit--the statute of limitations--expired long ago. In Georgia, you have 2 years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit. In your case, the courts here would say the injury was the excess radiation.

Some states apply what is called a discovery rule to the statute of limitations, i.e., the statute of limitations doesn't start to run until the patient discovers the injury. In your case, the discovery rule would allow you to claim that the statute of limitations only began to run when you discovered the first tumor from the excess radiation. If Michigan is one of those states that uses the discovery rule, then you might still have time to file your lawsuit.

I would suggest you contact a Michigan attorney to find out if you still can file your lawsuit. If you don't know any attorneys, then a good place to start looking is the Michigan Trial Lawyers Association.