Malpractice, serious negligence and other by a doctor and nurses, still suffering 2 this day

It's difficult to answer your question because the details of what may have been done improperly are not clear. If you truly have one or more doctors saying that the surgery should not have been performed, and/or that one doctor who performed surgery on you was not a surgeon, then you should immediately seek qualified medical malpractice counsel in Seattle, Washington. If this occurred in Washington, you need to see a specialist there, as each state has very specific laws and statutory schemes for handling medical medical malpractice litigation. I would strongly recommend you find a board certified trial lawyer or someone who has a long history of handling complex medical negligence cases. These are among the most difficult, complex and expensive cases, so you need someone who can evaluate your case and be willing to take it on should the case have merit. Act promptly, since every case has a statute of limitations (deadline in which to file the case). I do not know the statute of limitations in Washington but that should be your first question when you speak with an attorney.

Given only the brief facts you have included in your question, I can not comment on the merits of any potential malpractice case. However, please keep in mind that there are strict time deadlines - formally referred to as "statutes of limitation' - that must be complied with in order to preserve and protect your rights. If the medical malpractice occurred in Seattle, you will have to look to Seattle law to determine the deadline by which a lawsuit MUST be filed. Failing to have a lawsuit on file against all responsible defendants by the time deadline will likely result in your right to pursue this case being barred as a matter of law. Good luck.